2. Cloud Basics
• What is Cloud?
Simply put, cloud computing is the delivery of computing services—servers,
storage, databases, networking, software, analytics and more—over the Internet
(“the cloud”).
• Private Cloud
On or off premises cloud infra operated solely for org and managed by the org or
third party.(single ownership and internal use)
• Public Cloud
Available to public or large industry group and owned by an org selling cloud
services (single ownership but external use)
• Hybrid
The use of private and public cloud connected through the use of technology, but
still remain as separate entities.
3. Cloud Ownership
• Private Cloud
Customer is responsible for infrastructure
Customized security control as per customers need
Good visibility to daily operations
Easy to access logs and policies
Application and data remain inside the firewall
• Public Cloud
Provider is responsible for infrastructure
Security control is as per the requirements of provides
No visibility to daily operations
Difficult to access logs and policies
Application and data are publically exposed
4. Cloud Properties
• Dynamic
One of the keys of cloud computing is on demand provisioning.
• Multi-tenant
Cloud computing always meant that its shared by different tenants/users
• Self-service
As a user all the services are available, you may use any of the service you require
• Pay-as-you-go
You will pay as per your service use/hour
• Elasticity
• Scale up or Scale out
• Resources
(on-premises or remote)
• Rapid Deployment, easy management
• Automation and Reusability
5. Cloud Delivery Models
• SAAS
• Software as a Service
• PAAS
Platform as a Service
• IAAS
Infrastructure as a Service
8. Open Stack
Topics Working Ownership of the topic Date
Open Stack Installation Linux, Ubuntu, Cent OS
Keystone Open stack authentication system
Nova Open stack compute Service
Cinder Open stack Block Service
Glance Open stack image service (image repository)
Neutron Open stack neutron Service (Networking)
Horizon Open stack Dashboard Service (Dashboard
Services)
Heat Open stack Orchestration Service
Ceilometer Open stack Billing Service
Trove Open Stack Database as service
Swift Open Stack object Storage
Companies offering these computing services are called cloud providers and typically charge for cloud computing services based on usage, similar to how you are billed for water or electricity at home.
IAAS: AWS, Azure etc
PAAS: Windows Azure, database etc.
SAAS: Salesforce.com, lotuslive etc.
IAAS: AWS, CCP etc
PAAS: Windows Azure, database etc.
SAAS: Salesforce.com, lotuslive etc.