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The document summarizes an agenda for a first cloud computing user group meetup. It includes drinks, a cloud context presentation by Sebastian Krueger on definitions and models of cloud computing, and an OpenStack demo by Bruno. It then covers definitions of cloud computing, the 5-3-2 principle of characteristics, service models, and deployment models. It emphasizes automating infrastructure and discusses economics, security, choosing cloud providers, and avoiding "cloudwash".
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- 9. But wait there’s more! Automate EVERYTHING! One of the key characteristics that distinguishes cloud computing from standard enterprise computing is that the infrastructure itself is programmable. NICE!
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- 11. Economics • Avoid capital expenditure • Billed on utility/subscription • Can terminate contract any time • Lower cost of entry • Think: – Buy a Car, Rent a Car, Hire a Taxi
- 14. How to choose?
- 15. How’s the weather today?
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- 17. On a different note: ‘Cloudwash’
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