Engineering the Cloud Andrew McCombs March 10th, 2011.

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Engineering the Cloud Andrew McCombs March 10th, 2011

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Engineering the Cloud

Andrew McCombsMarch 10th, 2011

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What is the Cloud

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What is the Cloud?

What is the "Cloud"?• According to Microsoft, "The cloud is simply another name for the internet."• No formal definition

 Why a "Cloud"?• Used to show network diagrams

 

 

What is the "Cloud" in cloud computing?• Refers to where applications are run

and stored.

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Benefits of Cloud Computing Reduced Costs• Initial infrastructure setup• Infrastructure maintenance and upgrades

Reliability• Google Apps boasts a 99.9% uptime

Scalability• Virtually unlimited computing power and storage

  Security of the cloud• More dedicated resources 

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Risks of Cloud Computing

No internet?• One big problem.

Outages• At the mercy of your cloud provider

Big Brother?• Cloud provider has access to personal information

Security• Limited to the security of your cloud provider

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IaaS - Infrastructure as a Service 

What is IaaS?• Service which delivers computer infrastructure• Typically consists of virtual platforms

Why use an IaaS provider?• Don't have to purchase expensive equipment • Don't have to deal with maintenance on equipment• Create customized instances of an OS• Scalability

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Amazon Web Services

Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2)• provides scalable computing capacity in the cloud.• Pay for what you use• Start new server instances on-demand

 Can run instances of different OS's• RedHat Linux, Windows Server, openSuSE Linux, Fedora,

Debian, OpenSolaris, Cent OS, Gentoo Linux, and Oracle Linux.

Allows small businesses to inexpensively acquire the resources they need

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SaaS -Software as a Service

What is SaaS?• Web based applications• No hardware or software to install• End users just login and go.

Benefits of SaaS applications?• Saves space on users computer• Everything is done in the browser• Don't have to worry about hardware

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SaaS -Software as a Service

What is SaaS?• Web based applications• No hardware or software to install• End users just login and go.

Risks of SaaS applications?• Must have the internet• Password protected• Personal privacy

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PaaS - Platform as a Service

What is PaaS?• Set of web based development tools that are hosted on a

cloud provider's infrastructure.

Benefits of developing with an PaaS• Easy to upload to the cloud.• Don't have to worry about hosting your application• Provides full analytics software.• Dynamically Scales

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Windows Azure

What is Windows Azure• Platform for developing web applications

that fully integrates into Visual Studio

Supported Languages• Standard .Net languages• PHP• Java• Ruby 

Benefits of Windows Azure• Great pool of resources• Integrates into Visual Studio

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Google App Engine

What is Google App Engine?• Platform for developing web applications

on Google's data centers

Supported Languages• Java and JavaScript• Ruby• Python

Benefits of Google App Engine• 500 MB of storage and 5 million page views / month Free• Cost Efficient• Instant Scalability• Easy to use

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Resources[1] “Amazon Web Services.”Amazon Web Services. Web. 06 Mar. 2011. <http://aws.amazon.com/>.

[2] "Google App Engine." Google Code. Web. 06 Mar. 2011. <http://code.google.com/appengine/>.

[3] Rittinghouse, John W., and James F. Ransome. Cloud Computing: Implementation, Management, and Security. Boca Raton, Fla. [u.a.: CRC, 2010. Print.

[4] Windows Azure. Web. 06 Mar. 2011. <http://www.microsoft.com/windowsazure/windowsazure/#>.

[5] Start Up- To the Cloud - Windows . Tue. 08 Mar. 2011.<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HRrbLA7rss>