The document discusses cloud computing and cloud brokers. It provides definitions of cloud computing from different perspectives. It also describes the types of cloud services including SaaS, PaaS, IAAS, etc. The document outlines the functions of cloud brokers, which provide a single interface to access and manage multiple cloud platforms and share resources across clouds.

1. Inspired by Innovation Cloud Brokers

2. Perception about Cloud Evolution of Computing Could Computing Views & Definition Cloud Services Types of Clouds Cloud Success Stories Cloud Brokers & Types Functions of Cloud Brokers Agenda

3. Cloud Computing

4. “ The interesting thing about cloud computing is that we’ve redefined cloud computing to include everything that we already do. […] The computer industry is the only industry that is more fashion-driven than women’s fashion. Maybe I’m an idiot, but I have no idea what anyone is talking about. What is it? It’s complete gibberish. It’s insane. When is this idiocy going to stop? “ - Larry Ellison Cloud Computing – Larry Ellison

5. Cloud computing is simply a buzzword used to repackage grid computing and utility computing, both of which have existed for decades.” Cloud Computing – Whatis.com

6. Applying the resources of many computers in a network to a single problem at the same time - usually to a scientific or technical problem that requires a great number of computer processing cycles or access to large amounts of data SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) Over view of Grid Computing

7. Utility computing is the packaging of computing resources, such as computation and storage, as a metered service similar to a traditional public utility (such as electricity, water, natural gas, or telephone network) Grid, Utility, Cloud Computing, Grid Cloud Underlying concept Utility Computing Utility Computing Main benefit Solve computationally complex problems Provide a scalable standard environment for network-centric application development, testing and deployment Resource distribution / allocation Negotiate and manage resource sharing; schedulers Simple user <-> provider model; pay-per-use Domains Multiple domains Single domain Character / history Non-commercial, publicly funded Commercial

8. Evolution from Grid to Cloud Computing

9. 5th Generation Of Computing Evolution of Computing, 1980s 1990s 2009 Today 1970s

10. Cloud Computing Definition

11. Executive “ A buyer centric view of technology where applications are available, through purchase, rental or even development, wherever and whenever ” ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CFO “ An approach to consume technology in a pay-as-you-go model where consumers only pay for what they use ” ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CIO “ A comprehensive virtualization model for technology from infrastructure through application delivery ” Cloud computing is all of these things! Perception of Cloud Computing,

12. Cloud computing is Internet-based computing, whereby shared resources, software and information, are provided to computers and other devices on-demand, like the electricity grid. --- Wikipedia Definition of Cloud Computing,

13. On demand self service Ubiquitous network access Location independent Resource pooling Rapid Elasticity Pay per use Features of Cloud Computing,

14. Cloud Services Definitions (XAAS) Cloud Services

15. Everything as a Service (EaaS, Xaas, *aaS) is a concept of Software components across the network It is a sub sect of Cloud computing Most popular being SaaS Many service types try to re use cloud computing XAAS

16. Most common types are: IAAS PAAS SAAS Other Services are: DAAS NAAS CAAS Cloud Services

17. Major Cloud Computing Services Major cloud computing services

18. SAAS – Software as a service The application itself is provided by service provider Examples: ENTERPRISE: SalesForce.com, WebEx, Officelive USER MAIL: gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo USER PICS: flickr, picasa SAAS

19. IAAS (Infrastructure as a service) Offers capacity for rent, basically hosted data centers and Servers An evolution of web site and server hosting services provided by VPS Examples: Verizon's CAAS (Computing as a service) AT&T (Hosting & Storage) IAAS

20. PAAS (Platform as a service) Platforms enable application developers to host their services Example: Google’s AppEngine PAAS

21. A Simple Service Map A simple service map

22. NAAS – Network as a service Provides global network capacity like CDN’s ( Content Delivery Network) Example, known video CDN’s like Akamai Limelight L3 Amazon CloudFront CDN: Usually a hosting service who has multiple servers that can provide the endpoint connection for your stream users NAAS

23. DAAS: Data as a Service A service or web service provides access and analytics around a set of propriety set of aggregated data Example: Salary.com – Collects data from users and sells the same to companies DAAS

24. CAAS (Communication as a service) Is a type of enterprise communications where third party vendor manages Hardware and Software required for VOIP Example: IP-Centrax a remote PBX CAAS

25. Service Maps Service maps

26. Cloud Types Private Public Hybrid

27. Services are delivered to the client via internet from third party service provider Example: Amazon Public cloud

28. These services are managed and provided with in an organization characterized by less restriction on bandwidth fewer security restrictions and legal requirements compared to public cloud Example: HP Data centers Private cloud

29. Public Vs Private

30. It is a combination of services provided by the Private and public cloud Example: ERP in private cloud Sales & Email in public Hybrid Clouds

31. Map of Players in the Industry

32. Left Side Cloud Providers - vendors who provide server hardware in commodity form, as a virtualized cloud Cloud Deployment - solutions surrounding the deployment of applications to a virtualized cloud Virtual Appliances - packaging and virtualization format solutions for provisioning applications into a cloud Topology Management - solutions focused on the coordination of many virtual appliances (app, DB, network) in the cloud to form a full deployment Billing, Contract Management - solutions that provide metering, billing, pricing, and contract management to help charge for use of a system Security - solutions focused on solving security requirements in these markets Data - services that deliver/retain data for applications Hosters 2.0 - Hosting Service Providers with SaaS focus. Perhaps a controversial grouping and impossible to define, these hosters tend to appear over and over in these markets Nerd Stuff - geeky topics fall into this category. MapReduce is mechanism for solving large computing tasks, like Google Search indexing Legend of left side

33. Right Side On Demand Apps - the heart of the SaaS market, only a few depicted here but we could add &quot;...and a cast of thousands&quot;. These are the end application products offered for consumption in a SaaS model Integration as a Service - service solutions that help in integrating multiple systems, possibly multiple SaaS systems Content as a Service - hosted content repositories BPM and Workflow - service based offerings for managing workflow and process Platform as a Service - incarnations of the PaaS concept Legend of Right side

34. Cloud Providers Amazon EC2 IBM Blue Cloud Joyent GoGrid SunGrid On Demand Apps Oracle On Demand Apps Salesforce SFA Netsuite ERP Google Apps Integration as a Service Boomi Mule OnDemand OpSource Connect (OSB) Amazon SQS Microsoft BizTalk Services Content as a Service SpringCM Clickability Xythos OnDemand GoogleBase BPM and Workflow ProcessMaker BPM as a Service Appian Anywhere Skemma Intensil Platform as a Service (PaaS) Bungee Labs Connect Etelos Coghead Google App Engine Intuit QuickBase Salesforce force.com LongJump Apprenda SaaSGrid Oracle SaaS Platform Cloud Deployment Virtual Appliances Packaging rPath CohesiveFT Formats VMWare Xen Parallels BEA Weblogic Server VE Topology Management 3Tera AppLogic Elastra Cloud Server Billing, Contract Mgmt OpSource/LeCayla Aria eVapt Amazon DevPay Zuora Security OpenID OAuth Security as a Service Ping Identity Data Storage as a Service Amazon S3 Box.net Google Base Database as a Service Amazon SimpleDB Trackvia Microsoft SSDS Hosters 2.0 OpSource Jamcracker Rackspace Nerd Stuff MapReduce Apache Hadoop Google MapReduce

35. Cloud Computing Success Stories Cloud success stories

36. Cloud Success stories -2 Cloud success stories

37. Cloud Brokers Cloud Brokers

38. &quot;The future of cloud computing will be permeated with the notion of brokers negotiating relationships between providers of cloud services and the service customers. [...] Enhancement will include managing access to these services, providing greater security or even creating completely new services.&quot; Frank Kenney Cloud Brokers

39. With a plethora of cloud providers, each with a their own API/set of services/pricing model/etc it would be quite cumbersome for the end-user to programmatically access each service The cloud broker creates the layer of abstraction between the user and providers so that the end users can see one cohesive view of all of the services Need for Cloud Brokers

40. Cloud Service Intermediation : Building services atop an existing cloud platform, such as additional security or management capabilities. Aggregation : Deploying customer services over multiple cloud platforms. Cloud Service Arbitrage : Brokers supply flexibility and “opportunistic choices” – and foster competition between clouds. Types of Cloud Brokers

41. A cloud broker provides a single interface through which you can manage multiple clouds and share resources across clouds. A cloud broker provides the following capabilities: Single interface for interacting with multiple clouds It operates outside of the clouds it controls and monitors those clouds It detects cloud failures and reacts in some appropriate way to those failures It can move infrastructure elements from one cloud (public or private) to another Functions of Cloud Brokers

42. Cloud Brokers – Sample delivers global B2B e-commerce integration solutions Provides solutions for Salesforce, Netsuite,Taleo, Quickbooks, Microsoft Dynamics, Zuora, EDI/Supply chain, Peachtree, Rightnow users Offers Cloud based technology solutions to Mid-sized and Enterprise companies A Cloud solution provider offering solutions using SalesForce.com, Amazon, Google Specializes In Company

43. Conclusion