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This document discusses Malaysian artists and their works from the early to mid 20th century. It lists the names of various artists such as Yong Mun Sen, Abdullah Arif, Tay Hooi Kiat, Lai Fong Moi, and Chen Wen Hsi. It also lists the titles and dates of their paintings, which often depicted Malaysian village scenes, landscapes, and daily life. Some of the paintings mentioned include "Untitled" by Yong Mun Sen from 1953, "Sea Side Village" by Yong Mun Sen from 1950, and "Fishing Net" by Yong Mun Sen from 1949.
Cloud computing: Legal and ethical issues in library and information servicese-Marefa
Provides an overview of what is cloud computing and its role in library networking and automation. It presents the legal and ethical issues facing library and information specialists when using cloud computing including confidentiality, privacy and licensing.
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3. The Impact of Latency
• Study by Akamai
• 1 second delay in page load speed
• 16% drop in customer satisfaction
• Rich packet applications are more
demanding
• Ex: Netflix
• IoT
• “Instantaneous” packet processing
• Critical for many applications
• Ex: Real time inventory
• Data reads and writes
• No such thing as a multi-availability zone public
cloud database
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6. Solving the Latency Issue
• For now it’s geographical
• Moving data as close to the end user as
possible
• Edge data centers
• Emerging
• Micro datacenters
• Cisco FOG architecture
• Any device can be a data collection point
• Must have computing, storage and network
connectivity
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8. The Traditional Network
• Access via public means
• Internet
• Too many “chokepoints”
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Source: Forrester
9. An Alternative Approach
• Presented to a Compass customer
• Direct Peering
• Direct cloud connectivity
• Eliminate public internet
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10. Eliminate the Internal Bottlenecks
• Network only as fast as slowest component
• Backplane contention
• Considerations:
• Top of rack switching
• Faster switches
• 10, 25, 40, 50, 100GB
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11. Summary
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• Speed of delivery will only continue to grow
• Lower latency
• Higher bandwidth speeds
• The important question:
• Can the network support what you want to do?
• Must eliminate contention/chokepoints
• Internal and external
• Failure to do so will result in:
• Ineffective operation
• Customer dissatisfaction
• Must find partners agile enough to quickly adapt