An introductory cloud computing workshop giving an overview of all the Amazon Web Services products and the Heroku platform.

2. What is cloud computing?

3. Myth & Facts
● Myths
● Cloud computing will eliminate the need for IT personnel.
● Cloud computing will eliminate IT expense.
● Facts
● Cloud technology is real.
● This technology should not be ignored.
● This technology makes life of developers and businesses easy.

4. What is NOT cloud computing?
● It is not Network Computing.
● Application and Data are not confined to any specific Company’s server.
● No VPN Access
● It is not traditional outsourcing.
● No subcontracting for computing services for specific outside firm.

5. Grid to Cloud Evolution

6. Web 2.0 & Clouds
● Web 2.0 concentrate on the private user and clouds are descendents of data
centers which service the Enterprise.
● However Web 2.0 promoted SaaS which is part of the cloud.
● Web 2.0 companies needed massive scaling technologies which promoted cloud.
● User centric Web2.0 companies are relaying on Cloud Service.

7. Cloud Evolution

8. Cloud Computing Features
● Self-service provisioning
● Flexibility
● Pay-per-use
● Maintenance of the servers is easy
● Location free
● Backup
● Scalability

9. Virtualization
● Virtualization is a term that refers to the abstraction of computer resources.
● Virtual Machine (VM), a software implementation of a machine (computer) that
executes programs like a real machine.

10. Types of Virtualization
● Hardware Virtualization
● Operating System Virtualization
● Server Virtualization
● Storage Virtualization

11. Architecture

12. Cloud Computing Models

13. Data Center Services Framework

14. Cloud Types
● Public Cloud
● Private Cloud
● Hybrid Cloud

15. Public Cloud
The services are delivered to the client via the Internet from a third party service
Provider.
Eg: Amazon Web Services

16. Private Cloud
These services are managed and provided within the organization. There are less
restriction on network bandwidth, fewer security exposures and other legal
requirements compared to the public Cloud.
Eg: HP Data Centers

17. Hybrid Cloud
There is a combination of services provided from public and private clouds.
Eg: ERP in Private cloud

18. Challenges
● Bandwidth cost
● Continuous monitoring and supervision
● Security concerns
● Data access and integration
● Proper usability
● Migration issues
● Cost assessment

19. SaaS Pros & Cons
● Speed
● Reduced up-front cost, potential
for reduced lifetime cost
● Transfer of some/all support
obligations
● Elimination of licensing risk
● Elimination of version
compatibility
● Reduced hardware footprint
● Extension of the security model
to the provider (data privacy
and ownership)
● Governance and billing
management
● Synchronization of client and
vendor migrations
● Integrated end-user support
● Scalability
Pros Cons

20. PaaS Pros & Cons
● Pay-as-you-go for development,
test, and production
environments
● Enables developers to focus on
application code
● Instant global platform
● Elimination of H/W
dependencies and capacity
concerns
● Inherent scalability
● Simplified deployment model
● Governance
● Tie-in to the vendor
● Extension of the security model
to the provider
● Connectivity
Pros Cons

21. IaaS Pros & Cons
● Systems managed by SLA should equate
to fewer breaches
● Higher return on assets through higher
utilization
● Reduced cost driven by less hardware,
floor space from smaller hardware
footprint fewer administrators
● Lower power consumption
● Able to match consumption to demand
● Extension of the security model
to the provider (data privacy
and ownership)
● Governance and billing
management
● Synchronization of client and
vendor migrations
● Integrated end-user support
● Scalability
Pros Cons

22. Amazon Web Services

23. Compute
● Amazon EC2
● Amazon Lightsail
● AWS Elastic Beanstalk
● AWS Lambda
● Auto Scaling

24. Storage
● Amazon S3
● Amazon Elastic Block Store
● Amazon Elastic File System
● Amazon Glacier
● AWS Storage Gateway

25. Database
● Amazon Aurora
● Amazon RDS
● AWS DynamoDB
● AWS ElasticCache

26. Migration
● Amazon Application Discovery Service
● Amazon Database Migration Service
● AWS Server Migration Service
● AWS Snowball
● AWS Snowball Edge
● AWS Snowmobile

27. Networking & Content Delivery
● Amazon VPC
● Amazon CloudFront
● Amazon Route 53
● AWS Direct Connect
● Elastic Load Balancing

28. Developer Tools
● AWS CodeCommit
● AWS CodeBuild
● AWS CodeDeploy
● AWS CodePipeline
● Auto X-Ray

29. Management Tools
● Amazon CloudWatch
● Amazon EC2 Systems Manager
● AWS CloudFormation
● AWS CloudTrail
● Auto Config
● AWS OpsWorks
● AWS Service Catalog
● AWS Trusted Advisor
● AWS Personal Health Dashboard
● AWS Managed Services

30. Security, Identity & Compliance
● Amazon Cloud Directory
● Amazon Identity and Access Management
● Amazon Inspector
● AWS Certificate Manager
● Auto CloudHSM
● AWS Directory Service
● AWS Key Management Service
● AWS Organizations
● AWS Shield
● AWS WAF

31. Analytics
● Amazon Athena
● Amazon EMR
● Amazon CloudSearch
● Amazon Elasticsearch Service
● Amazon Kinesis
● Amazon Redshift
● Amazon QuickSight
● AWS Data Pipeline
● AWS Glue

32. Artificial Intelligence
● Amazon Lex
● Amazon Polly
● AWS Rekognition
● Amazon Machine Learning

33. Mobile Services
● AWS Mobile Hub
● Amazon Cognito
● Amazon Pinpoint
● AWS Device Farm
● AWS Mobile SDK
● Amazon Mobile Analytics

34. Messaging
● Amazon SQS
● Amazon SNS
● AWS SES

35. Application Services
● AWS Step Functions
● Amazon API Gateway
● AWS Elastic Transcoder
● Amazon SWF

36. Business Productivity
● Amazon WorkDocs
● Amazon WorkMail
● AWS Chime

37. Desktop & App Streaming
● Amazon WorkSpaces
● Amazon AppStream 2.0

38. Internet of Things
● AWS IoT Platform
● AWS Greengrass
● AWS IoT Button

39. Game Development
● Amazon GameLift
● Amazon Lumberyard

40. The Heroku Platform