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Cloud Computing
Agenda What is Cloud Computing? 1 History of Cloud Computing 2 Trend of Cloud Computing Technology 3 Applications of Cloud Computing 4
Cloud Computing What is Cloud Computing?
What is Cloud computing “Cloud computing is a style of computing where massively scalable IT-related capabilities are provided as a service across the Internet to multiple external customers”
What is Cloud computing http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JZV1codtq0
What is Cloud computing - Type Public cloud – suitable for applying to general systems not particular systems and serving massive clients and also cheap price. Private cloud – suitable for particular systems or needed high security systems through cloud provider. Hybrid cloud – this system is a composition of Public cloud and Private cloud. It also use for transferring  data from one to another cloud.
What is Cloud computing - Structure Service catalog User interaction interface is the list of services that a user can request is how users of cloud interface with the cloud to request services Cloud Computing Structure System management Cloud Servers Virtual or physical servers managed by System management is the piece which manages the resources available Monitoring and metering Provisioning tool Tracks the usage of the cloud so the resources used  can be attributed to a certain user  Carves out the systems from the cloud to deliver on the requested service
Cloud Computing - Layers Saas (Software as a Service) : Application is hosted by a provider and is accessible via the Web ; such as Google apps , Sales Force(CRM) Paas (Platform as a Service) : Development in the cloud (web) ; such as Microsoft Azure , Google App Engine Iaas (Infrastructure as a Service) : Computer infrastructure accessible via the web ; such as Amazon Web services , Rankspace cloud
Cloud Computing History of Cloud Computing
History of Cloud Computing 1960 : John McCarthy’s Concept  “Computation may someday be organized as a public utility." “Pioneered the concept of delivering enterprise applications via a simple website” 1999 :  Salesforce.com 2000 : Microsoft  2001 : IBM “Expanded Sass Concept through web service” 2005 : Amazon “Launch of Amazon web services” 2007 :  Google and IBM “Start researching Cloud Computing” 2008 : Gartner Research “Start using Cloud Computing in many organization”
Cloud Computing Trend of Cloud Computing Technology
Trend of Cloud Computing Organization start to use Private cloud services are run in datacenters managed by third parties, but also in private datacenters on company property managed by corporate IT staffs. Corporate IT departments will create clouds within their IT infrastructure and lease cloud power to suppliers and customers.  More scalable and customizable They’re scalable, growing and shrinking as needed. They’re also managed centrally in a virtualized environment. Cloud computing vendors will make their applications more customizable by end users. Then corporations will move mission-critical unique applications into the cloud.
Trend of Cloud Computing Cloud will be all desktop software, anyone can access Local applications will become passé and PCs will become slimmer, more agile gateways to the cloud where the heavy lifting is done. Business units and even individual employees will be able to control the processing of information directly, without the need for legions of technical specialists. Change from data sharing to application sharing Cloud computing  will develop effective and capable of communicating on the Internet has the potential to enhance the speed and stability of the exchange (Share) from the exchange of information (Data Share) to share in the applications (Application Share) on the cloud environment in the future.
Cloud Computing Applications of Cloud Computing
Applications of Cloud Computing Amazon EC2 & S3 Google App Engine Windows Azure Google App Panda Cloud
Applications of Cloud Computing Amazon EC2 & S3 Google App Engine Windows Azure Google App Panda Cloud Dropbox iCloud
Amazon Web Service ,[object Object]
Offering services on many different fronts, from storage to platform to databases.
To have their finger in a number of cloud technologies. Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2)  Amazon Simple DB  Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3)  Amazon CloudFront  Amazon Simple Queue Service (Amazon SQS)
Amazon Web Service
Amazon EC2 & S3 Amazon Web Service (AWS) Amazon S3 Amazon EC2 Storage OS Image (AMI) OS Image (AMI)
Google App Engine Google App Engine (GAE) is a platform for developing and hosting web applications in Google-managed data centers. (GAE is Platform as a Service : PaaS) .[1] GAE is a cloud computing technology.  It virtualizes applications across multiple servers.[2] Source:  [1] http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/runtime.html  [2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_App_Engine
Google App Engine  Source Code Python Scripts Framework WebApp [Django] Develop User 1 2 Developer Use 3 SDK 4 Upload Script Web Browser Console Cloud Computing Application Phyton Runtime Library Datastore Big Table Source: http://oursenpeluche.wordpress.com/
Google App Engine  http://www.officialroyalwedding2011.org/ Powered by Google App Engine

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Cloud Computing

  • 2. Agenda What is Cloud Computing? 1 History of Cloud Computing 2 Trend of Cloud Computing Technology 3 Applications of Cloud Computing 4
  • 3. Cloud Computing What is Cloud Computing?
  • 4. What is Cloud computing “Cloud computing is a style of computing where massively scalable IT-related capabilities are provided as a service across the Internet to multiple external customers”
  • 5. What is Cloud computing http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JZV1codtq0
  • 6. What is Cloud computing - Type Public cloud – suitable for applying to general systems not particular systems and serving massive clients and also cheap price. Private cloud – suitable for particular systems or needed high security systems through cloud provider. Hybrid cloud – this system is a composition of Public cloud and Private cloud. It also use for transferring data from one to another cloud.
  • 7. What is Cloud computing - Structure Service catalog User interaction interface is the list of services that a user can request is how users of cloud interface with the cloud to request services Cloud Computing Structure System management Cloud Servers Virtual or physical servers managed by System management is the piece which manages the resources available Monitoring and metering Provisioning tool Tracks the usage of the cloud so the resources used can be attributed to a certain user Carves out the systems from the cloud to deliver on the requested service
  • 8. Cloud Computing - Layers Saas (Software as a Service) : Application is hosted by a provider and is accessible via the Web ; such as Google apps , Sales Force(CRM) Paas (Platform as a Service) : Development in the cloud (web) ; such as Microsoft Azure , Google App Engine Iaas (Infrastructure as a Service) : Computer infrastructure accessible via the web ; such as Amazon Web services , Rankspace cloud
  • 9. Cloud Computing History of Cloud Computing
  • 10. History of Cloud Computing 1960 : John McCarthy’s Concept “Computation may someday be organized as a public utility." “Pioneered the concept of delivering enterprise applications via a simple website” 1999 : Salesforce.com 2000 : Microsoft 2001 : IBM “Expanded Sass Concept through web service” 2005 : Amazon “Launch of Amazon web services” 2007 : Google and IBM “Start researching Cloud Computing” 2008 : Gartner Research “Start using Cloud Computing in many organization”
  • 11. Cloud Computing Trend of Cloud Computing Technology
  • 12. Trend of Cloud Computing Organization start to use Private cloud services are run in datacenters managed by third parties, but also in private datacenters on company property managed by corporate IT staffs. Corporate IT departments will create clouds within their IT infrastructure and lease cloud power to suppliers and customers. More scalable and customizable They’re scalable, growing and shrinking as needed. They’re also managed centrally in a virtualized environment. Cloud computing vendors will make their applications more customizable by end users. Then corporations will move mission-critical unique applications into the cloud.
  • 13. Trend of Cloud Computing Cloud will be all desktop software, anyone can access Local applications will become passĂ© and PCs will become slimmer, more agile gateways to the cloud where the heavy lifting is done. Business units and even individual employees will be able to control the processing of information directly, without the need for legions of technical specialists. Change from data sharing to application sharing Cloud computing  will develop effective and capable of communicating on the Internet has the potential to enhance the speed and stability of the exchange (Share) from the exchange of information (Data Share) to share in the applications (Application Share) on the cloud environment in the future.
  • 14. Cloud Computing Applications of Cloud Computing
  • 15. Applications of Cloud Computing Amazon EC2 & S3 Google App Engine Windows Azure Google App Panda Cloud
  • 16. Applications of Cloud Computing Amazon EC2 & S3 Google App Engine Windows Azure Google App Panda Cloud Dropbox iCloud
  • 17.
  • 18. Offering services on many different fronts, from storage to platform to databases.
  • 19. To have their finger in a number of cloud technologies. Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) Amazon Simple DB Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) Amazon CloudFront Amazon Simple Queue Service (Amazon SQS)
  • 21. Amazon EC2 & S3 Amazon Web Service (AWS) Amazon S3 Amazon EC2 Storage OS Image (AMI) OS Image (AMI)
  • 22. Google App Engine Google App Engine (GAE) is a platform for developing and hosting web applications in Google-managed data centers. (GAE is Platform as a Service : PaaS) .[1] GAE is a cloud computing technology. It virtualizes applications across multiple servers.[2] Source: [1] http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/runtime.html [2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_App_Engine
  • 23. Google App Engine Source Code Python Scripts Framework WebApp [Django] Develop User 1 2 Developer Use 3 SDK 4 Upload Script Web Browser Console Cloud Computing Application Phyton Runtime Library Datastore Big Table Source: http://oursenpeluche.wordpress.com/
  • 24. Google App Engine http://www.officialroyalwedding2011.org/ Powered by Google App Engine
  • 25. Google App Engine vs. Amazon Web Service
  • 26. References http://code.google.com/appengine/ http://www.webpronews.com/google-picked-for-royal-wedding-site-hosting-duties-2011-03 http://www.officialroyalwedding2011.org http://oursenpeluche.wordpress.com/ http://www.google.com/apps/intl/th/group/index.html www.google.com/support/a/bin/answer.py?answer=91077 http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/runtime.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_App_Engine

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àžˆàž™àžàžŁàž°àž—àž±àčˆàž‡àč€àžĄàž·àčˆàž­ 20 àž›àž”àž—àž”àčˆàžœàčˆàžČàž™àžĄàžČàč„àž”àč‰àč€àžàžŽàž”àž„àž­àžĄàžžàžŽàž§àč€àž•àž­àžŁàčŒàžȘàčˆàž§àž™àžšàžžàž„àž„àž„àž‚àž¶àč‰àž™àž—àž±àč‰àž‡àžȘàčˆàž§àž™àž‚àč‰àž­àžĄàžčàž„àčàž„àž°àč‚àž›àžŁàčàžàžŁàžĄàžȘàčˆàž§àž™àčƒàž«àžàčˆàžˆàž¶àž‡àž­àžČàžšàž±àžąàž—àžŁàž±àžžàžąàžČàžàžŁàž‚àž­àž‡àž•àž™àč€àž­àž‡ àčàž™àčˆàž™àž­àž™ Cloud Computing àž™àž±àč‰àž™àčàž•àžàž•àčˆàžČàž‡àžˆàžČàžàč€àžĄàž·àčˆàž­ 50 àž›àž”àžàčˆàž­àž™àž—àž”àčˆàčƒàžŠàč‰àž­àžČàžšàž±àžąàžàžČàžŁàžˆàž±àž”àžȘàžŁàžŁàč€àž§àž„àžČàč€àžžàžŁàžČàž°àč€àžĄàž·àčˆàž­àžàčˆàž­àž™àč€àžŁàžČàžĄàž”àž—àžŁàž±àžžàžąàžČàžàžŁàž„àž­àžĄàžžàžŽàž§àč€àž•àž­àžŁàčŒàžˆàžłàžàž±àž” àčƒàž™àž›àž±àžˆàžˆàžžàžšàž±àž™Cloud Computing àžˆàž¶àž‡àč€àž‚àč‰àžČàžĄàžČàžĄàž”àžšàž—àžšàžČàž—àč€àž™àž·àčˆàž­àž‡àžˆàžČàžàč‚àž„àžŁàž‡àžȘàžŁàč‰àžČàž‡àžžàž·àč‰àž™àžàžČàž™àž”àč‰àžČàž™àč„àž­àž—àž” (IT-Infrastructure) àž—àž”àčˆàž‹àž±àžšàž‹àč‰àž­àž™ àč„àžĄàčˆàž§àčˆàžČàžˆàž°àč€àž›àč‡àž™àžàžČàžŁàž•àžŽàž”àž•àž±àč‰àž‡àž‹àž­àžŸàž•àčŒàčàž§àžŁàčŒ, àžàžČàžŁàž•àž±àč‰àž‡àž„àčˆàžČ àčàž„àž°àž­àž±àžžàč€àž”àž—àč‚àž›àžŁàčàžàžŁàžĄ àž—àžŁàž±àžžàžąàžČàžàžŁàž„àž­àžĄàžžàžŽàž§àč€àž•àž­àžŁàčŒàčàž„àž°àžźàžČàžŁàčŒàž”àčàž§àžŁàčŒàž—àž”àčˆàč€àž›àž„àž”àčˆàžąàž™àčàž›àž„àž‡àč„àž›àž­àžąàčˆàžČàž‡àžŁàž§àž”àč€àžŁàč‡àž§ àž”àž±àž‡àž™àž±àč‰àž™ Outsource àčàžžàž„àž•àžŸàž­àžŁàčŒàžĄàž„àž­àžĄàžžàžŽàž§àč€àž•àž­àžŁàčŒàž–àž·àž­àč€àž›àč‡àž™àžȘàžĄàžČàžŁàčŒàž•àč‚àž‹àž„àžčàžŠàž±àčˆàž™àžȘàžłàž«àžŁàž±àžšàžœàžčàč‰àčƒàžŠàč‰àčƒàž™àžàžČàžŁàžˆàž±àž”àžàžČàžŁàč‚àž„àžŁàž‡àžȘàžŁàč‰àžČàž‡àžžàž·àč‰àž™àžàžČàž™àž”àč‰àžČàž™àč„àž­àž—àž”àž—àž”àčˆàž‹àž±àžšàž‹àč‰àž­àž™ àž›àž±àžˆàžˆàžžàžšàž±àž™ Cloud Computing àžąàž±àž‡àž„àž‡àžžàž±àž’àž™àžČàčàž„àž°àžąàž±àž‡àč„àžĄàčˆàžĄàž”àž™àžŽàžąàžČàžĄàž—àž”àčˆàžąàž­àžĄàžŁàž±àžšàčàž„àž°àčƒàžŠàč‰àžàž±àž™àž­àžąàčˆàžČàž‡àžàž§àč‰àžČàž‡àž‚àž§àžČàž‡ Cloud Computing 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  2. 1) Public Clouds : àč€àž›àč‡àž™àžŁàž°àžšàžšàžšàžŁàžŽàžàžČàžŁàž—àž”àčˆàž—àž±àčˆàž§àč„àž›àč€àž™àč‰àž™àč„àž›àž—àž”àčˆàžàžČàžŁàž—àžłàž‡àžČàž™àčàžšàžšàč„àžĄàčˆàč€àž‰àžžàžČàž°àč€àžˆàžČàž°àžˆàž‡ àč€àžžàž·àčˆàž­àžšàžŁàžŽàžàžČàžŁàž„àžčàžàž„àč‰àžČàžˆàžłàž™àž§àž™àžĄàžČàž àžŁàžČàž„àžČàč„àžĄàčˆàčàžžàž‡àžœàžčàč‰àčƒàžŠàč‰àž—àž±àčˆàž§àč„àž›àžȘàžČàžĄàžČàžŁàž–àč€àž‚àč‰àžČàž–àž¶àž‡àč„àž”àč‰2) Private clouds : àč€àž›àč‡àž™àžŁàž°àžšàžšàž—àž”àčˆàžĄàž”àž„àž§àžČàžĄàč€àž‰àžžàžČàž°àč€àžžàž·àčˆàž­àž—àžłàž‡àžČàž™àžȘàžłàž«àžŁàž±àžšàž„àžčàžàž„àč‰àžČ àč‚àž”àžąàč€àžŠàž·àčˆàž­àžĄàž•àčˆàž­àžàžČàžŁàž—àžłàž‡àžČàž™àč‚àž”àžąàž•àžŁàž‡àžœàčˆàžČàž™ Cloud Provider àžĄàž”àžŁàž°àžšàžšàžàžČàžŁàžˆàž±àž”àžàžČàžŁàž‚àč‰àž­àžĄàžčàž„ àžàžČàžŁàžŁàž±àžàž©àžČàž„àž§àžČàžĄàž›àž„àž­àž”àž àž±àžąàž—àž”àčˆàž”àž”3) Hybrid Clouds: àč€àž›àč‡àž™àžŁàž°àžšàžšàčàžšàžšàč€àžŠàž·àčˆàž­àžĄàž›àžŁàž°àžȘàžČàž™àžàžČàžŁàž—àžłàž‡àžČàž™àž‚àž­àž‡àž—àž±àč‰àž‡ Public Clouds àčàž„àž° Private clouds àžȘàžČàžĄàžČàžŁàž–àžȘàčˆàž‡àž•àčˆàž­àž‚àč‰àž­àžĄàžčàž„àčàž„àž°àž„àžłàžȘàž±àčˆàž‡àž‚àč‰àžČàžĄàžŁàž°àž«àž§àčˆàžČàž‡ Application àž‚àž­àž‡ Public Cloud àčàž„àž° Private Cloud àč„àž”àč‰àž›àžŁàž°àč€àž àž—àž‚àž­àž‡ Cloud ComputingPublic cloud àč€àž›àč‡àž™ Cloud computing àčàžšàžšàž—àž”àčˆàčƒàžŠàč‰àž—àžŁàž±àžžàžąàžČàžàžŁàž—àž”àčˆàč„àž”àč‰àč€àž•àžŁàž”àžąàžĄàč€àž­àžČàč„àž§àč‰àčƒàž«àč‰àžšàžŁàžŽàžàžČàžŁàžœàčˆàžČàž™àž—àžČàž‡àž­àžŽàž™àč€àž—àž­àžŁàčŒàč€àž™àč‡àž• àč€àž§àč‡àžšàčàž­àžžàžžàž„àžŽàč€àž„àžŠàž±àčˆàž™ àž«àžŁàž·àž­àč€àž§àč‡àžšàč€àž‹àž­àžŁàčŒàž§àžŽàžȘ àž‹àž¶àčˆàž‡àčƒàž«àč‰àžšàžŁàžŽàžàžČàžŁàžàžČàžŁàčàžŠàžŁàčŒàž—àžŁàž±àžžàžąàžČàžàžŁàčàž„àž°àžąàžčàž—àž”àž„àžŽàž•àž”àč‰àž‚àž±àč‰àž™àžžàž·àč‰àž™àžàžČàž™ àž•àž±àž§àž­àžąàčˆàžČàž‡ Amazon Web Service àčàž•àčˆàžàč‡àžĄàž”àž‚àč‰àž­àžˆàžłàžàž±àž”àčƒàž™àž”àč‰àžČàž™ SLA àčàž„àž°àčƒàž™àžšàžŁàžŽàž©àž±àž—àž‚àž™àžČàž”àčƒàž«àžàčˆàž•àčˆàžČàž‡àžĄàž” Data center àč€àž›àč‡àž™àž‚àž­àž‡àž•àž™àč€àž­àž‡àčàž„àč‰àž§àžžàž§àžàč€àž‚àč‰àžČàžąàž±àž‡àč„àžĄàčˆàž•àč‰àž­àž‡àžàžČàžŁàž—àž”àčˆàžˆàž°àžąàč‰àžČàžąàč„àž›àčƒàžŠàč‰ Public cloud àčƒàž™àč€àž§àž„àžČàž­àž±àž™àžȘàž±àč‰àž™Private cloud àč€àž›àč‡àž™àžàžČàžŁàžˆàžłàž„àž­àž‡ Cloud computing àž‚àž¶àč‰àž™àžĄàžČàč€àžžàž·àčˆàž­àčƒàžŠàč‰àž‡àžČàž™àžšàž™àč€àž™àč‡àž•àč€àž§àžŽàžŁàčŒàžàžȘàčˆàž§àž™àž•àž±àž§àžȘàžłàž«àžŁàž±àžšàžšàžŁàžŽàž©àž±àž—àžŁàž°àž”àž±àžš Enterprises àčàž„àž° Coporatesàž‚àž™àžČàž”àčƒàž«àžàčˆ àč‚àž”àžąàžĄàž”àž›àžŁàž°àč‚àžąàžŠàž™àčŒàž—àžłàčƒàž«àč‰àč€àžàžŽàž” Data center àžŁàž§àžĄàžàž±àž™àč€àž›àč‡àž™àčàž«àž„àčˆàž‡àč€àž”àž”àžąàž§ (consolidation) àčàž„àž°àč€àžàžŽàž”àž„àž§àžČàžĄàžąàž·àž”àž«àžąàžžàčˆàž™àčƒàž™àč€àžŁàž·àčˆàž­àž‡ Cycle times àčàž„àž° internal Quality of ServicesHybrid cloud àž„àž·àž­ Private Cloud àž—àž”àčˆàž•àčˆàž­àž­àžąàžčàčˆàžàž±àžš Public Cloud àč‚àž”àžąàžàžČàžŁàžˆàž±àž”àžàžČàžŁàč€àžĄàž·àčˆàž­àč€àžàžŽàž” Overflow àčàž„àž° Peak adaptation àž™àž±àč‰àž™àžàžŁàž°àž—àžłàžœàčˆàžČàž™ Public Cloud
  3. àžàžČàžŁàž›àžŁàž°àžĄàž§àž„àžœàž„àčàžšàžšàžàž„àžžàčˆàžĄàč€àžĄàž†àžˆàž°àžĄàž”àč‚àž„àžŁàž‡àžȘàžŁàč‰àžČàž‡àž”àž±àž‡àž™àž”àč‰ 1. àžȘàčˆàž§àž™àž•àžŽàž”àž•àčˆàž­àžàž±àžšàžœàžčàč‰àčƒàžŠàč‰ ( User interaction interface) àž—àč‰àžČàž«àž™àč‰àžČàž—àž”àčˆàžŁàž±àžšàž„àč‰àžČàž‚àž­àžšàžŁàžŽàžàžČàžŁàžˆàžČàžàžœàžčàč‰àčƒàžŠàč‰àčƒàž™àžŁàžčàž›àčàžšàžšàč€àž§àč‡àžšàč‚àž›àžŁàč‚àž•àž„àž­àž„ 2. àžȘàčˆàž§àž™àžˆàž±àž”àč€àžàč‡àžšàžŁàžČàžąàžàžČàžŁàžšàžŁàžŽàžàžČàžŁ (Services Catalog) àč€àžàč‡àžšàčàž„àž°àžšàžŁàžŽàž«àžČàžŁàžŁàžČàžąàžàžČàžŁàž‚àž­àž‡àžšàžŁàžŽàžàžČàžŁ àžœàžčàč‰àčƒàžŠàč‰àžȘàžČàžĄàžČàžŁàž–àž„àč‰àž™àž”àžčàžšàžŁàžŽàžàžČàžŁàž—àž”àčˆàžĄàž”àžˆàžČàžàž—àž”àčˆàž™àž”àčˆ 3. àžȘàčˆàž§àž™àžšàžŁàžŽàž«àžČàžŁàž‡àžČàž™ (system management) àž—àč‰àžČàž«àž™àč‰àžČàž—àž”àčˆàžàč‰àžČàž«àž™àž”àž—àžŁàž±àžžàžąàžČàžàžŁàž—àž”àčˆàč€àž«àžĄàžČàž°àžȘàžĄ àč€àžĄàž·àčˆàž­àžœàžčàč‰àčƒàžŠàč‰àč€àžŁàž”àžąàžàčƒàžŠàč‰àžšàžŁàžŽàžàžČàžŁ àč€àžĄàž·àčˆàž­àžĄàž”àžàžČàžŁàž‚àž­àčƒàžŠàč‰àžšàžŁàžŽàžàžČàžŁ àž‚àč‰àž­àžĄàžčàž„àžàžČàžŁàž‚àž­ request àžˆàž°àž–àžčàžàžȘàčˆàž‡àžœàčˆàžČàž™àčƒàž«àč‰àžȘàčˆàž§àž™àž™àž”àč‰ 4. àžȘàčˆàž§àž™àžˆàž±àž”àž«àžČàž—àžŁàž±àžžàžąàžČàžàžŁ (provisioning tool) àžˆàžČàž àž™àž±àč‰àž™àžȘàčˆàž§àž™àžšàžŁàžŽàž«àžČàžŁàž‡àžČàž™àžˆàž°àž•àžŽàž”àž•àčˆàž­àžàž±àžšàžȘàčˆàž§àž™àž™àž”àč‰ àč€àžžàž·àčˆàž­àžˆàž­àž‡àž—àžŁàž±àžžàžąàžČàžàžŁàžˆàžČàžàžàž„àžžàčˆàžĄàč€àžĄàž† àčàž„àž°àč€àžŁàž”àžąàžàčƒàžŠàč‰àč‚àž›àžŁàčàžàžŁàžĄàž›àžŁàž°àžąàžžàžàž•àčŒàčàžšàžšàč€àž§àč‡àžšàž—àž”àčˆàč€àž«àžĄàžČàž°àžȘàžĄàčƒàž«àč‰ àč€àžĄàž·àčˆàž­àč‚àž›àžŁàčàžàžŁàžĄàž›àžŁàž°àžąàžžàžàž•àčŒàž—àč‰àžČàž‡àžČàž™àčàž„àč‰àž§àžàč‡àžˆàž°àžȘàčˆàž‡àžœàž„àž—àž”àčˆàč„àž”àč‰àčƒàž«àč‰àžœàžčàč‰àčƒàžŠàč‰àž—àž”àčˆàč€àžŁàž”àžąàžàčƒàžŠàč‰àžšàžŁàžŽàžàžČàžŁ àž•àčˆàž­àč„àž› 5. àžȘàčˆàž§àž™àž•àžŁàž§àžˆàžȘàž­àžšàž‚àč‰àž­àžĄàžčàž„àžàžČàžŁàčƒàžŠàč‰àž‡àžČàž™ ( Monitoring and Metering) àč€àžžàž·àčˆàž­àčƒàžŠàč‰àčƒàž™àžàžČàžŁàč€àžàč‡àžšàž„àčˆàžČàžšàžŁàžŽàžàžČàžŁàž«àžŁàž·àž­àč€àžàč‡àžšàž‚àč‰àž­àžĄàžčàž„àžȘàž–àžŽàž•àžŽàč€àžžàž·àčˆàž­àž›àžŁàž±àžšàž›àžŁàžžàž‡àžŁàž°àžšàžšàž•àčˆàž­àč„àž› 6. àžàž„àžžàčˆàžĄàč€àžĄàž†àž‚àž­àž‡àč€àž‹àžŽàžŁàčŒàžŸàč€àž§àž­àžŁàčŒ (cloud server) àž‹àž¶àčˆàž‡àč€àž›àč‡àž™àč€àž‹àžŽàžŁàčŒàžŸàč€àž§àž­àžŁàčŒàžˆàč‰àžČàž™àž§àž™àžĄàž«àžČàžšàžČàž„àž™àž±àžšàž«àžĄàž·àčˆàž™àž™àž±àžšàčàžȘàž™àč€àž„àžŁàž·àčˆàž­àž‡àž—àž”àčˆàž•àž±àč‰àž‡àž­àžąàžčàčˆàčƒàž™àž—àž”àčˆàč€àž”àž”àžąàž§àžàž±àž™ àžàž„àžžàčˆàžĄàč€àžĄàž†àž™àž”àč‰àž•àčˆàž­àč€àžŠàž·àčˆàž­àžĄàč€àž‚àč‰àžČàž«àžČàžàž±àž™àž”àč‰àž§àžąàč€àž„àžŁàž·àž­àž‚àčˆàžČàžąàč€àž›àč‡àž™àžŁàž°àžšàžš Grid àčƒàž™àžŁàž°àžšàžšàž™àž”àč‰àžˆàž°àčƒàžŠàč‰àž‹àž­àžŸàž•àčŒàčàž§àžŁàčŒVirtualization àčƒàž™àžàžČàžŁàž—àč‰àžČàž‡àžČàž™àč€àžžàž·àčˆàž­àčƒàž«àč‰àč‚àž›àžŁàčàžàžŁàžĄàž›àžŁàž°àžąàžžàžàž•àčŒ àž‚àž¶àč‰àž™àžàž±àžšàžŁàž°àžšàžšàž™àč‰àž­àžąàž—àž”àčˆàžȘàžžàž”
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