The document provides an overview of cloud computing. It defines cloud computing and discusses its history from the 1960s concept of computing as a utility to modern cloud platforms. The document outlines different cloud service models including Software as a Service (SaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS). It discusses major cloud providers like Amazon, Google, Microsoft and IBM and different deployment models. The document notes both benefits of cloud computing like reduced costs, flexibility and drawbacks around security, internet dependence and transition challenges.

1. Cloud Computing
the era started…..
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In June 2009, a study conducted by VersionOne
found that41% of senior IT professionals
actually don't know what cloud computing is and
two-thirds of senior finance professionals are
confused by this concept

3. Outline
 What is Cloud Computing ?
 History
 Why Cloud Computing?
 VIRTUALIZATION
 Services Provided by Cloud Computing
 Service Providers of Cloud Computing
 Cloud Architecture
 Pros and Cons of Cloud Computing

4. Cloud computing is a general term for
anything that involves delivering hosted
services over the Internet
- whatis.com
It is a paradigm in which information is
permanently stored in servers on the
Internet and cached temporarily on clients
that include desktops, net
books, entertainment centres etc
- IEEE

5. Cloud….!
▪ “Cloud” is simply a
metaphor for the internet
▪ Users do not have or
need knowledge, control,
ownership in the
computer infrastructure
▪ Users simply rent or
access the software,
paying only for what they
use

6. History
 In 1960’s, John McCarthy, "computation
may someday be organized as a public
utility”
 Idea that revolutionized Cloud Computing:
 Utility computing by Amazon
 Grid computing
 “In some ways, the cloud is a natural next
step from the grid-utility model,” said Frank
Gens, an analyst at the research firm IDC

7. Problems lead to CLOUD

8. Requirements

9. Doubt in trending..

10. Why Cloud Computing ?

11. But..,

12. Precisely….
Organization Operations Infrastructure
Improve Productivity Improve Reduce
& Innovation Efficiency Cost

14. Two categories..

15. Explained as..

16. Real time Application

17. Positives
 Server Consolidation
 Dynamic Load Balancing
 Disaster Recovery
 Virtual Desktops
 Reduction in cost of infrastructure
 Reduce power utilization cost (GREEN
COMPUTING)
 Virtualization – The Cloud Computing Enabler

18. Negatives
 Magnified physical failures
 Degraded performance
 New skills
 Complex root cause analysis
 New management tools

19. Services Provided by Cloud
Application Platform Infrastructure

20. Software as a Service
 Defined as service-on-demand, where a
provider will license software tailored
 Infrastructure providers can allow customers’ to
run applications off their infrastructure, but
transparent to the end user
 Greater computing while saving
Cost, Space, Power Consumption, Facility

21. Platform as a Service
 Provides all the facilities necessary to support
the complete process of building and delivering
web applications and services, all available
over the internet
 Infrastructure providers can transparently alter
the platforms for their customers’ unique needs
 Google App Engine, SalesForce platform

22. Infrastructure as a Service
 Defined as delivery of computer infrastructure
as a service
 Infrastructure providers can dynamically
allocate resources for service providers
 Allows cost savings for the service
providers, since they do not need to operate
their own datacenter
 Amazon’s EC2, GoGrid

23. Major Service
Providers for
CLOUD

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“ Elastic 101”
Cloud Compute Cloud “Amazon EC2”
“Azure”
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25. Public
Private
Deployment models Hybrid
Community

26. Strong Points
 Reduced Hardware equipment for end users
 Instant Software Updates
 Accessibility
 Less Expensive
 Better Collaboration
 Pay for what you use
 Flexible
 Need not invest on multiple licensing

27. Weak points
 Security Issues
 Internet connection
 Location of Servers
 Time for Transition
 Speed

28. I conclude that…
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30. DISCUSSIONS

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