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This document discusses performance in the cloud and provides statistics about cloud computing. It begins with an introduction and credibility building by sharing a shocking statistic. The main content then discusses cloud stats such as spending and usage percentages. It addresses reasons for and against moving to the cloud as well as challenges. The document provides examples of understanding normal performance and scaling. It emphasizes planning for failure, managing performance across layers, and not compromising on the user experience. Objectives are outlined and a demo is promised before summarizing that disruption demands change, handling scale and resilience, and not compromising on performance.
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- 2. Delivering a great cloud presentation Introduce yourself Shocking fact Build credibility Main content Summarise Trade stories over beers
- 6. $500million /yr still makes over through Dial-Up internet subscriptions
- 8. WHAT IS CLOUD? aS CDN NS mote P Public private cloud bursting cloud storming elastic compute IaaS Cache CaaS SaaS PaaS DaaS EaaS CDN DNS tasks scalability JBOD replication geo-fence multi-tennancy remote web service ajax APO integration interoperability oAuth RESTful SOAP SOA burst JBOD oAuth
- 9. a visible mass of condensed watery vapour floating in the atmosphere, typically high above the general level of the ground. DEFINITION
- 10. 80% below 20% above clouds
- 11. cloud
- 12. Cloud Stats IT budgets to be spent on ! cloud computing in 20131/3 Estimated global cloud services ! market by the end of 2015 $180 billion Physical servers in the world 50 million CIOs who cut application! costs by moving to the cloud84%
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- 15. MAin reasons TO MOVE Scalability Cost Flexibility Reslilience Time to market Performance NOT TO MOVE Security Control Data protection Effort Provider reliance Performance
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- 17. FEAR
- 20. AWS PRIVATE
- 21. PERFORMANCE
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- 41. x Fail fast & don’t repeat
- 42. DEMO
- 43. Summarise
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