IAAS implementation to provide OS through Web Interface [DOCUMENT]: IAAS implementation to provide OS through Web Interface

1. IAAS implementation to
provide OS through Web
Interface
Prepared by : Mentor :
Dhruvin Patel(090300116009) Prof.Sanjay Patel
Sagar Patel(090300107006)
Ashish Patel( 090300107063)
LDRP-ITR BE 7 SEMESTER PRESENTATION 23/11/2012

2. PRESENTATION OUTLINE
Introduction Agenda Limitations References
Current Benefits Future
scenario Enhancements
 INTRODUCTION
 CURRENT SCENARIO
 AGENDA
 BENEFITS
 LIMITATIONS
 FUTURE ENCHANCEMENTS
 REFERENCES
LDRP-ITR Integrating E-Learning Environment with cloud computing

3. INTRODUCTION
• Overview of Project
• Cloud computing Service
• Virtualization
• Project Flow
LDRP-ITR Integrating E-Learning Environment with cloud computing

4. OVERVIEW OF PROJECT
• Understanding Cloud computing concepts
• Cloud is a concepts rather than technology
• Building a private cloud using open source platform
UEC(Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud )
XCP(Xen Cloud Platform)
• Reduce the investment cost of IT infrastructure
• Provide service rather than purchase of IT resource
• Efficient use of the college servers
• Designing Web services.
• Integration of E-Learning service in cloud environment
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5. Cloud Computing Service

6. Virtualization

7. Project Flow
LDRP-ITR Integrating E-Learning Environment with cloud computing

8. Current Scenario
LDRP-ITR Integrating E-Learning Environment with cloud computing

9. Current scenario
• Client server technology
• Need to install OS on individual PC
• Cannot compute beyond your processing
power of workstation
• Cannot Store data beyond your hard disk
limit
LDRP-ITR Integrating E-Learning Environment with cloud computing

10. Agenda
• Entities and Modules
• Architecture for cloud setup
• Work Flow
LDRP-ITR Integrating E-Learning Environment with cloud computing

11. Entities and Modules
• ENTITIES
Student
Faculties
Web interface
Cloud operator
• MODULES
Module – 1(Implementing)
Module - 2 (running instance)
Module - 3(Development)
Module – 4(Integration)
LDRP-ITR Integrating E-Learning Environment with cloud computing

12. ARCHITECTURE FOR CLOUD SETUP
UEC- Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud
LDRP-ITR Integrating E-Learning Environment with cloud computing

13. XCP –Xen Cloud Platform
LDRP-ITR Integrating E-Learning Environment with cloud computing

14. Work flow
• Virtualization of the server and setting up
Module 1 private cloud
• Setting up virtual machine and running
Module 2 instances
• Developing Web Service
Module 3
• Integrating the Xapi in web service
Module 4
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15. Module-1 (Private Cloud Setup)
• Virtualizing using XEN or KVM hypervisor
• Installing cloud platform such as UEC and XCP
• Connecting the node controller and cloud
controller in the case of the UEC
• Making the resource pool in the xen cloud
platform and forming the ISCSI (Shared Storage
for the Virtual machine and other storage
repositories).
LDRP-ITR Integrating E-Learning Environment with cloud computing

16. Module -2 (VM Creation )
In our case virtual
machine contain
window 7 as
operating system.
We have two
resource pool on
is master and
other is slave.
LDRP-ITR Integrating E-Learning Environment with cloud computing

17. Module 3 (Developing web service )
Secure Login
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18. Module 3 (cont..)
Access OS
LDRP-ITR Integrating E-Learning Environment with cloud computing

19. Module-4 (Integration)
•XCP contain Xen
API which can be use
in program to run API
calls
•To develop such a
web service which
can give access to
select VM (virtual
machine) and also
storage repositories .
LDRP-ITR Integrating E-Learning Environment with cloud computing

20. Benefits
• In Case one VM is affected by virus then it
will not prolong in other VMs.
• On verge the of failure, storage of
respective VM will be stored in ISCSI
Storage.
• Migration available for providing non-
interrupting services.
• Scalable.
LDRP-ITR Integrating E-Learning Environment with cloud computing

21. Limitations
• All the workstation must be connected via
network.
• Failure for the web server through which the
service are provided will lead to the interruption
in the service.
• Security of the data is major concern, if you are
putting whole data on the cloud you don’t have
clue where physically it is located in server over
network.
LDRP-ITR Integrating E-Learning Environment with cloud computing

22. Future Enhancements
• Algorithm implementation for efficient use
of servers
• Storage As A service: to provide a simple
storage to student, faculty to store there
work files and programs
• E-Learning Application Integration
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23. References
• UEC Documentation.
• Zoran Pantic and Muhammad Ali Babar,
“Guidelines for Building a Private Cloud”.
• Eucalyptus Beginner's Guide.
• Bu Sung Lee, Shixing Yan, Ding Ma, Guopeng
Zhao,” Aggregating IaaS Service,”
• IBM Cloud library.
• Xen Cloud Platform Guide.
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