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The document discusses the rise of cloud computing and its three main types: Software as a Service, Platform as a Service, and Infrastructure as a Service. It notes how cloud computing benefits different types of organizations and users, but also raises issues around privacy, data ownership, lock-in to providers, integration challenges, and availability of cloud services. While the cloud model is evolving how IT is delivered, concerns remain around how IT departments and management will react and whether critical data and applications can be easily moved between providers.
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Heading for the cloud
- 1. Heading for the Cloud Richmond Group 11th May 2012 @paul_tanner virtual-techno.com
- 2. Let's Talk About .. ● Ascent of Computing to the Cloud ● The Software Landscape ● Cloud Platforms ● Issues and Concerns
- 4. Mainframe
- 5. Mini
- 6. Desktop & Client/ Server
- 7. World Wide Web (1.0,2.0)
- 8. Pervasive Computing & BYOD
- 9. Including the “Internet of Things”
- 10. Who Benefits and Why? ● Corporates ● SMEs ● Micro-businesses ● End-consumers BYOD: Same device; multiple roles
- 13. OK, So What is CC?
- 14. Software as a Service Examples: ● Salesforce.com ● LinkedIn, Facebook etc ● YouTube ● Google Apps, Dropbox ● Wordpress (hosted) ● Cast of thousands (c.f. Sinead's talk) New book: Working the Cloud
- 15. Platform as a Service ● Google App Engine ● Windows Azure ● IBM Smartcloud ● Apple iCloud ● Redhat Openshift ● dotCloud ● Heroku ● ActiveState Stackato
- 16. Infrastructure as a Service Crucial features: ● Scalability ● Provisioning Notable providers: ● Amazon EC2 & S3 ● Rackspace Cloud ● HP Cloud Services
- 18. HR & “Politics” TBD: ● How will IT departments view further outsourcing? ● How will management react to a shift in power to lines of business?
- 19. Privacy/ Ownership ● Is my critical data secure? ● Who really owns my data? http://tosdr.org/
- 20. Portability vs. Lock-in ● Can we switch applications, preserving data? ● Can we move custom apps to other platforms?
- 21. Integration challenge Bad practice Good practice Inspired by W3C semantic web paper Which apps can share data with others?
- 22. Availability To what extent can we rely on Cloud services? ● In theory ● In practice
- 23. Conclusions ● The Evolution of Computing Make way, Pervasive IT is here ● The Software Landscape The old models are fading. More and more great stuff appearing. Don't get left behind. ● Issues and Concerns No insurmountable problems but, as with any new paradigm, be careful out there
- 24. Questions .. and thanks for listening www.slideshare.net/paultanner @paul_tanner