Cloud Computing im Unternehmen / Jan 25th 2011

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The document discusses the concept of cloud computing and how it represents an intelligent symbiosis between enterprise IT and internet IT. It explores the essential characteristics and service models of cloud computing, including infrastructure as a service, platform as a service, and software as a service. The document also examines challenges such as consistency, availability, and partitioning in cloud environments.

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Cloud Computing
im Unternehmen

Lothar Wieske
DB Systel GmbH

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Cloud Computing …

… an Intelligent Symbiosis of

Enterprise IT and Internet IT

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Cloud Computing

Mobile Computing

Social Computing

On-Demand Self Service

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Broad Network Access

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Resource Pooling

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Rapid Elasticity

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Measured Service

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Cloud Computing
Essential Characteristics

On-Demand Broad Network Resource Rapid Measured
Self-Service Access Pooling Elasticity Service

Service Model

Infrastructure Platform Software
as a as a as a
Service Service Service

Essential Characteristics

Public Private Hybrid Community
Cloud Cloud Cloud Cloud

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But

*aaS

Is Not

A Stack!

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Service Model

Infrastructure Platform Software
as a as a as a
Service Service Service

Commodity
Virtualization

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Demo: Availability

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Service Model

Infrastructure Platform Software
as a as a as a
Service Service Service

Elastic
Architecture

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Demo: Elasticity

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Service Model

Infrastructure Platform Software
as a as a as a
Service Service Service

Tenant
Kernel

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Demo: Tenancy

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Demo: Identity

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SaaS
Multi-Tenant Database

PaaS
Blobs Tables Queues RDBMS

IaaS
File Systems

Cloud
Storage
Abstractions
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BASE
Basically Available
Soft State
Eventual consistency
ACID
Atomicity
Consistency
Isolation
Durability

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Consistency
Availability
Partition Tolerance

CAP-Theorem: You can have at most two of these
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Two-Sided Markets

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Cloud Governance

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Information

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Compliance Bound

Revenue Bound

Risk Bound
Application

Workloads

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Social Media Productivity LOB Apps LOB Apps
Wiki/Blog Email/Office Multi Single
Tenant Instance

10.000 1.000 100 10

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Email Cost Comparision (Monthly)

Mobile Executive

Information Worker

Occasional User

$25,18 $25,08
$20,32
$8,47

On Premise Cloud Based Exchange Online Google Apps
n = 15.000

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Datacenter Cost (Monthly)

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Stealth IT

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Strategy

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Mobile Computing
Information Policy
Social Computing
*aaS
Eventual Consistency

Availability Elasticity Tenancy Workloads

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IT Transformation

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Unternehmens-IT
Internet-IT
Eventual Consistency
Two-Sided Markets
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In today's digital world, trust is key to customer relationships, but keeping it is a huge challenge. Customers are well-informed and empowered, quick to change brands if their trust is broken, even if it costs them more. This puts a lot of pressure on organizations to handle trust and safety issues with great care and transparency. The challenge, however, is real. Fragmented solutions have left privacy, legal, and security teams in a perpetual cycle of catch-up, struggling to update privacy notices, manage customer data rights, and answer lengthy security questionnaires—all while trying to prove ROI to the business. It's a thankless job, filled with repetition, tedious tasks, and constant interdepartmental coordination. Combine this with fast regulatory changes and the quick evolution of AI, and it becomes overwhelming. Join this webinar to learn more about TrustArc's new innovative solution Trust Center, the only unified, no-code online hub for trust and safety information built for privacy, security, compliance, and legal teams. Trust Center streamlines your path to compliance, shortens the pre-sales cycle, and reduces both legal and regulatory risks, saving time, effort, and cost. This webinar will review: - Why companies are building unified Trust Centers for a robust privacy program. - How unified Trust Centers streamline sales cycles, ensure regulatory compliance, and reduce operational bottlenecks. - How compliance, legal, security, GRC, and privacy teams benefit from a unified Trust Center in terms of needs, pains, and outcomes. - How TrustArc Trust Center saves time and work while reducing legal, reputational, and compliance risk by effectively managing policies, notices, terms, and disclosures, and providing real-time updates on subprocessors.

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