Cloud, IoT, Big Data, and Virtualization
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The document discusses several topics related to emerging technologies including Internet of Things, Big Data, virtualization, and cloud computing. It provides brief definitions and examples for each topic. For Internet of Things, it defines IoT as enabling intelligent interactivity between humans and things or things and things to exchange information. For Big Data, it notes that Big Data involves extremely large data volumes, varieties of data, and high data velocities that require specific architectures and analytics. For virtualization, it explains that virtualization allows multiple operating systems to run isolated on the same machine through a hypervisor. Finally, for cloud computing it defines cloud computing as delivering dynamically scalable IT services over the internet.
Cloud, IoT, Big Data, and Virtualization
- 1. Open Session Telematika Internet of Things Big Data Virtualization Cloud Computing
- 2. Profile NAME : ADITYA WIDYA MANGGALA EDUCATION : Telecommunication Engineering WORK : CCIE Candidate, PT. Netxten Edukasi Bandung (2015 - now) ACCOMPLISHMENTS : HCDA (Huawei Certified Datacom Associate), June 2014 HCNA (Huawei Certified Network Associate), May 2015 TCNA (Telematics ITB Certified Network Associate), July 2015 CCIE Routing & Switching (Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert) #56974 PUBLISHED : Performance Analysis of White Box Switch on Software Defined Networking using Open vSwitch
- 4. Are we there yet?
- 5. ● Connected Devices In 2016, global mobile devices and connections grew to 8.0 billion, up from 7.6 billion in 2015. (source : Cisco VNI white paper 2017)
- 6. ● Global IP Traffic Overall IP traffic is expected to grow to 278 EB per month by 2021, up from 96 EB per month in 2016. (source : Cisco VNI white paper 2017)
- 9. What is INTERNET?Who runs or controls the INTERNET?
- 11. ● Internet is a worldwide system of computer networks ● Internet is a network of networks in which users at any one computer can (if they have permission) get information from any other computer ● No one controls / runs the Internet (or we can say everybody does)
- 13. What is Internet of Things?
- 15. Intelligent interactivity between human and things (or things and things) to exchange information & knowledge for new value creation
- 17. Connectivity
- 19. ● Tracking behavior for real-time marketing ● Enhanced situational awareness ● Sensor-driven decision analytics ● Process optimization ● Optimized resource consumption ● Instantaneous control and response in complex autonomous systems IoT Benefits
- 22. What is Big Data?
- 24. Big Data is extremely large volume of data, wide variety of data, and high velocity of data, thus it needs specific technical architecture and analytical method to gain insight that gives value to the business.
- 25. Big Data is not about the size of data, it’s about the value within the data
- 26. Data Mining is a process of discovering patterns in large data sets. The overall goal of the data mining process is to extract information from a data set and transform it into an understandable structure for further use. Data Mining
- 27. Big Data Analytics ● Identify hidden pattern and correlation ● Better business decisions, strategic and operational ● Effective marketing, customer satisfaction, increased revenue
- 30. Virtualization
- 31. Virtualization is a technology to run multiple same or diffferent operating systems which is completely isolated from each other Example : run both Windows and Linux on the same machine
- 32. Hypervisor Hypervisor is a software layer sits between Hardware and Operating Systems which will interact with hardware and resources and provide an interface to share the available resources to Virtual containers
- 33. Example : Vmware ESX, Microsoft Hyper-V
- 34. Example : Vmware Workstation, VirtualBox, KVM
- 35. Types of Virtualization ● Desktop Virtualization ● Server Virtualization ● Application Virtualization ● Memory ● Storage ● Data ● Network Virtualization
- 37. Network Virtualization Advantages ● Infrastructure utilization – Infrastructure is shared between many different users of purposes – Reduces infrastructure & energy cost ● Scalability – Easy to extend resources in need – Administrator can dynamically create or delete virtual network resources ● Resilience – Virtual network will automatically redirect packets by redundant links – In case of disaster, the virtual network can be easily recreated on new physical infrastructure ● Security – Increased data traffic isolation and user segmentation – Virtual network should work with firewall software
- 39. Cloud Computing
- 40. Cloud computing describes supplement, consumption, and delivery model for IT services based on the Internet. It typically involves the provision of dynamically scalable, and often virtualized resources as a service over the Internet