Intro to cloud computing
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The document discusses cloud computing concepts, including definitions of legacy vs. cloud platforms and various cloud types like public, private, and hybrid. It highlights terms such as SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS, and mentions cloud scaling methods, particularly auto-scaling. Additionally, it references notable cloud service providers like Microsoft Azure and Google App Engine.
Intro to cloud computing
- 2. Microsoft Silverlight for Windows Phone Tech blogger Microsoft Technical Community Speaker
- 4. What is Cloud? Legacy Platform vs Cloud Platform Advantage of Cloud Public vs Private vs Hybrid Cloud Cloud Delivery Model SaaS vs PaaS vs IaaS Cloud Scaling
- 5. In Natural World : A visible collection of particles of water, usually at an elevation above the earth's surface. In Technical World: Different services (servers, storage) are delivered to an organization's computers and devices through the Internet. It relies on sharing computing resources rather than having local servers or personal devices to handle applications.
- 8. Mainly: Private Public Hybrid Others: Community cloud Distributed cloud Inter cloud Multi cloud
- 11. • A hybrid cloud includes a variety of public and private options with multiple providers
- 13. Third party vendor hosts application Multi-tenant architecture $X/month for N projects and Y users or
- 14. App/services can run platform independently • Microsoft’s Azure • Google’s app Engine • Salesforce
- 18. SAAS PAAS IAAS
- 20. Manual Scaling 1 6Instance Count Instances
- 21. AutoScale
- 22. AutoScale
- 23. AutoScale
- 24. Auto Scaling 2 6 60 80 Instance Count Percent Instances CPU
- 27. Thank You
Editor's Notes
- #10: Expensive Higer Level Of Security BIG DATA Very Controlled environment
- #11: Public Cloud : Cheaper, Shared Infrastructure/Resource USE CASE: Test/Development , CRM, EMAIL , HR
- #14: Means software actually resides in computer up in the cloud make it available to customers on a subscription basis. Somebody else has the server running the application, where you simply connect somehow with a web browser or a thin interface
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