Open Cloud -- Future of Cloud Computing
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The document discusses open cloud computing and its characteristics. Open cloud is based on open source software, uses open standards, and allows portability between cloud providers. It provides infrastructure, platform and software as a service in an open and extensible manner. While few currently use open clouds, many organizations plan to deploy open source clouds like OpenStack in the next 1-2 years as open cloud adoption increases.
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OpenStack: An introduction
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Openstack: Open Source software for building public and private cloud.
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Introduction and hacking OpenStack, Pycon India
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Foss adoption in Indian Government Enterprise.
This is my presentation that i presented at Desktop Summit, Berlin in aug 20011.
Its about the FOSS adoption in Indian Government Enterprise.
Nepal
Nepal is a landlocked country located in South Asia. The capital of Nepal is Kathmandu. Nepali is the official language, and Nepal is the only Hindu country. The economy is based around agriculture, services, and industry. Notable aspects of Nepali culture include Mountaineering, handicrafts, and Hinduism. The cuisine commonly features lentil soup, rice, and curried vegetables.
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Introduction to Selinux
SELinux provides mandatory access control on Linux systems to complement traditional discretionary access control. It enforces security policies that govern how processes and users can interact with files and resources based on security contexts. Key aspects of SELinux include user and role-based access controls, type enforcement that assigns types to processes and objects to define how they can interact, and multi-level security that assigns sensitivity and compartment labels to provide confidentiality. System administrators can configure SELinux policies and security contexts to enforce integrity and confidentiality.
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- 1. "Open Cloud - Future of Cloud Computing"
- 3. Cloud Model IaaS : Servers & Storage PaaS : Middleware SaaS : Application
- 4. The history of Technology industry is proprietary ..
- 5. But Our future is Open ..
- 6. Why?
- 7. IaaS
- 8. PaaS
- 9. SaaS
- 10. And
- 13. Open Cloud Characteristics Is open source
- 14. Open Cloud Characteristics has a viable, independent community
- 15. Open Cloud Characteristics Is based on open standards, or protocols
- 16. Open Cloud Characteristics Gives you the freedom to use Ip
- 17. Open Cloud Characteristics Is deployable on the infrastructure of your choice
- 18. Open Cloud Characteristics Is pluggable and extensible with an open ApI
- 19. Open Cloud Characteristics Enables portability to other cloud
- 20. Survey Stats .. Its early days for Open Clouds 82.8% of respondents said they are not using an open cloud.
- 21. Survey Stats .. OpenStack dominates adoption plans but CloudStack and Eucalyptus in the Hunt
- 22. Survey Stats .. Open Cloud’s Future is Bright 57% of respondents said they are thinking of deploying an open source cloud in the future, 41.2% of these expect to do so in 1 – 2 years.
- 23. Technology now
- 24. Converged Future
- 25. References Redmonk Rishidot Research RedHat ZenOSS : http://bit.ly/SD0JQa
- 26. Questions
- 27. Thanks!! Atul Jha http://atuljha.com @koolhead17