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Cloud Computing Interoperability in Education
This document presents a solution for cloud computing interoperability in education. It discusses the problems of managing different devices and a lack of resources. The proposed solution is interoperability through a system architecture that uses ontologies. The architecture includes a cloud computing catalog, service contracts, and policies. Ontologies like OWL-S and a cloud service ontology are used to remove ambiguity and unify descriptions. An implementation loads distribution and administration through the system. The conclusion discusses advantages like cost reduction and future work on expanded usage and protection.
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- 1. 1 CLOUD COMPUTING INTEROPERABILITY IN EDUCATION Supervisedby Dr. Salah Dowaji Eng. Rawan Koroni Presented by Abdul Majeed Al-Kattan Rabee Al-Ras Rahaf Aamer Rimon Koroni Sandra Sukarieh F.I.T.E of Damascus Syria SE Department 2014-2015
- 2. • Introduction • GivenProblem • Solutions • Our Solution – Interoperability • System Architectures • Our Architecture • Ontologies • Implementation • Conclusion & Future Perspectives • Demo 2 ContentContentContent
- 3. 3 Introduction Studying the issue Studying solutions Choosing the bestsolution Modeling the solution to fit the issue Software Engineering System
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- 8. 8 Automated data centerthat can be accessed through the internet, to be used in accomplishing enormous calculations, storing data, and using network services. Cloud Computing SaaS PaaS IaaS
- 9. Lack of resources Inabilityof serving new clients High cost of providing more resources Probability of resources wasting 9 Solutions
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- 12. The ability oftwo or more systems or components to exchange information and to use the information that has been exchanged 12
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- 16. Cloud Computing Catalog ServiceContracts Policies Standards Service Information Governance InterCloud Root Provider Cloud Consumer Cloud InterCloud Exchanges 16 Architectures - InterCloud
- 17. 17 Cloud Computing Catalog ServiceContracts Policies Standards Service Information Architectures - InterCloud Ontologies Remove ambiguity Unify descriptions
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- 19. Cloud Computing Catalog ServiceContracts Policies Standards Service Information Governance InterCloud Root Provider Cloud Consumer Cloud InterCloud Exchanges 19 Our Architecture
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- 22. OWL-S Ontology Resources provides Service presents Service Profile What the service doesService Model How it works Service Grounding Described by supports How to access it 22 Ontologies
- 23. Cloud Service Ontology Cloud Company Cloud Service SaaS PaaS IaaS DaaSStorage Space Software Document Editor Database 23 Ontologies
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- 25. Implementation Resources Service Service Profile Service Model Service Grounding Cloud Company Cloud Service SaaS PaaS IaaSDaaS Storage Space Software Document Editor Database Profile 25 Implementation
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- 28. • Introduction • GivenProblem • Solutions • Our Solution – Interoperability • System Architectures • Our Architecture • Ontologies • Implementation • Conclusion & Future Perspectives • Demo 28 ContentContent
- 29. • Load distribution •Specialization • Administration distribution • Omit limitation • Cost reduction Advantages • Security • Not all types of services Insufficiency 29 Conclusion
- 30. Cloud computing • Nocloud services in Universities • Studying the using of cloud in education • No previous knowledge about cloud computing Technically • No open source application • Building applications for cloud services 30 Conclusion Challenge s
- 31. Future Perspectives Communication betweenall types of services Expanding the scope of usage Protection and confidentiality Unified education system 31
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- 33. 33 Scenario - 1ScenarioI SaaS IaaS SaaS
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