Cloud computing
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Cloud computing allows users to access applications and store data on remote servers rather than local hardware. The cloud consists of servers that provide computing resources and deliver services. There are different types of clouds including public, private, community, and hybrid clouds. The basic components of a cloud solution are clients, data centers containing distributed servers, and services like SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS. Cloud computing provides advantages like lower costs, unlimited storage, automatic software integration, and easy access to information from any internet-connected device.
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- 2. “The computer industryis the only industry that is more fashion- driven than women’s fashion”. Larry Ellison (CEO Oracle)
- 3. Cloud computing isa construct that allows you to access applications that actually resides at a location other than your computer or other internet connected device.
- 4. Cloud History • Clouddates back as far as the 1950s. • Next major event in cloud computing history occurred in 1969, when J.C.R. Licklider developed ARPANET. • Professor Ramnath Chellappa was the first to use the term "cloud computing" in 1997. • In 1999, Salesforce became the first site to deliver applications and software over the Internet.
- 5. Cloud cloud is nota physical thing. The cloud is a network of servers, and each server has a different function. Some servers use computing power to run applications or "deliver a service."
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- 7. Types of Cloud PublicCloud – Can be accessed by any subscriber. Private Cloud – Established for specific group or organization. Community Cloud – Shared among two or more organizations have similar cloud requirement. Hybrid Cloud – Combination of two or more clouds (public, private or community).
- 8. CLOUD COMPONENTS In asimple topological sense, a cloud computing solution is made up of several elements;- 1. clients. 2. the datacenter. 3.distributed servers.
- 9. Clients Clients are thedevices that the end users interact with to manage their information on the cloud. Clients are in three categories:- Mobile Thin Thick
- 10. Thin clients arebecoming an increasingly popular solution because of their price and effect on the environment. Benefit of Thin Client:- Lower Hardware Cost Lower IT Cost Security Data Security Less Power Consumption Ease of repair or replacement Less noise
- 11. Datacenter The collection ofservers where the application to which you subscribe is housed.
- 12. Distributed Servers Often, serversare in geographically disparate locations.
- 13. Full Virtualization:- Full virtualizationis a technique in which a complete installation of one machine is run on another.
- 14. Paravirtualization Allows multiple operatingsystem to run on a single hardware device at the same time by more efficiently using system resources, like processor and memory.
- 15. Services Is the conceptof being able to use reusable, fine-grained components across the vendor’s network. Software as a service (SaaS) Platform as a service (PaaS) Infrastructure as a service(IaaS)
- 17. Advantages:- Cost Efficient Almost UnlimitedStorage Backup and Recovery Automatic Software Integration Easy Access to Information Quick Deployment
- 18. Cloud services (Examples) •Microsoft:-Microsoft Office 365(Microsoft Skydrive in the case of Office), Web apps • Google Drive: Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Reader, Google Voice, and so on. • Apple iCloud • Amazon Cloud Drive CloudHardware primary example of a device that is completely cloud- centric is the Samsung Chromebook Series 3(an inexpensive laptop)
- 19. Cloud-Service Providers CtrlS.com, NetmagicSolutions, bsnlcloud, IBM, NEC, Netapp humyo.com etc.
- 20. Cloud Computing- Conclusion- Ratherthan experiencing a technological revolution ,cloud is the way we consume IT resources. The network is the foundation of cloud computing