2. INTRODUCTION TO CLOUD COMPUTING
→INRODUCTION TO IT COMPONENTS
1. SERVER TECHNOLOGY
2. STORAGE TECHNOLOGY
3. COMPUTER NETWORK
→SERVER VIRTUALIZATION
→INTRODUCTION TO DIFFERENT COMPUTING PHASES
→INTRODUCTION TO CLOUD COMPUTING
→CLOUD COMPUTING CLASSIFICATION
3. WHAT IS SERVER ?
A Server is a software program or the
computer on which that program
runs ,that provides a specific kind of
service to client software running
on the same computer or other
computers on a network.
6. WHAT IS STORAGE
Storage is a process or storing data onto media in a proper,Secure, and effective
manner and ensures that stored data Accessible
RAID (Redundant array of independent disk)
RAID 0 DATA STRIPING WITHOUT PARITY
RAID 1 DATA MIRROR WHITHOUT PARITY
RAID 3 DATA STRIPING WITH PAROTY INFORMATION
STORRED ON A DEDICATED HARD DISK
RAID 5 DATA STRUPING WITH PARITY INFORMATION
DISTRIBUTED ACROSS ALL HARD DISKS
RAID 6 DATA STRUPING WITH PARITY INFORMATION
DISTRIBUTED ACROSS ALL HARD DISKS
AS WELL AS STORED ON A SEPARATE HARD DISK
FOR EXTRA BACKUP
RAID 0+1 PERFORM RAID 0 AND RAID 1 I ORDER
RAID 1+0 PERFORM RAID 1 AND RAID 0 IN ORDER
RAID 50 PERFORM RAID 5 AND RAID 0 IN ORDER
8. CONCEPT
Cloud computing refers to the delivery of computing as a service rather then a
product , whereby shared resources, software , and information are provided to
computers and other devices as a utility over the network (internet).
In a narrow sense , cloud computing refers to the delivery and usage models of it
infrastructure.
In a broad sense, cloud computing refers to the delivery and usage modules of
services.
That is , IT software and internet services are delivered on demand over the
internet.
9. Characteristics of a Cloud Environment
• Self-service - As a user, you can use the
service as you require
• Per-usage based pricing model - You
should only ever pay for the amount of
service you consume
• IP-based architecture - Cloud
architectures are based on virtualised,
internet based technologies
10. DEPLOYMENT MODELS
Public cloud:-Available to the general public or large
industry group and is owned by an organisation selling
cloud services
Private cloud:-– Operated solely for an organisation or
company
Hybrid cloud:-Combination of two of the above,
they remain unique entities but are bound
together by standardised technologies
Community cloudShared by several organisations
and supports a specific community that has
shared concerns
11. SERVICE MODELS
Iaas : infrastructure as a service ( cloud providers offer infrastructure resources
including software and hardware resources Users can use these infrastructure over
the internet and deploy applications on them)
Paas : platform as a service (cloud providers deliver a computing platform , on which
application developers can develop new application or expand the existing
application)
Saas : software as a service (cloud providers install application software in the cloud .
Users can access these applications over the internet)
12. TYPES OF CLOUD COMPUTING
1. Private cloud – enterprise owned or leased
2. Public cloud- sold to the public
3. Hybrid cloud - composition of two or more cloud
These services are broadly divided into three categories
1. Cloud software as a service(Saas)- use providers application
over a network
2. Cloud platform as a service(Paas)- deploy customer created
application to a cloud
3. Cloud infrastructure as a service(Iaas)- rent processing
13.
14. CLOUD COMPUTING ADVANTAGES
→Agility:-improves with users ability to re-provision
technological infrastructure resources.
→Application programming interface(API):-accessibility to
software that enables machines to interact with cloud
software
→Device and Location independence.
→Security
In addition cloud based environments offer
Self-service delivery of applications and content - so as a user, you can use the service as you require it
Per-usage based pricing model – which means that you should only ever pay for the amount of service you actually consume. This is extremely useful if you are working on a project by project basis, you can effectively use the service as and when you actually need to use it.
IP based architecture – cloud architectures are based on virtualised, internet based technologies, this alone has provided one of the key reasons why cloud computing environments have become so popular and has changed the way in which IT infrastructures are deployed.