Practical File

Cloud Computing
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S.No DESCRIPTION
01
Case Study on ECG Analysis in a Healthcare System.
02
Case Study on Protein Structure prediction.
03
Case Study on Gene Expression Analysis for Cancer
Diagnosis.
04
Case Study on Hadoop.
05
Case Study on Google App Engine.
06
Case Study on Microsoft Azure.
07
Case Study on Customer Relationship Management.
08
Case Study on Amazon web services.
09
Case Study on Enterprise resource Planning.
10
Case Study on Aneka.

Practical:01
AIM : Case Study on ECG Analysis in a Healthcare System
• Healthcare is a field or domain or area or a region where the information technology
has found many of the applications.
• These applications are getting involved to help business firms in assisting the
scientists to develop solutions to prevent the diseases.
• Due to the invention of internet or we can say due to the availability of internet cloud
computing has came into the picture and represent itself  as a attractive option for
developing health monitoring system.
• Example of health monitoring system is ECG machine which is used to measure the
Heart-Beat of Human body and the output is get printed on the graph paper.
• The full form of ECG is Electrocardiogram.

• The analysis of the shape is used to identify arrhythmias, and it is the most
common way of detecting the heart diseases.
• Here the meaning of arrhythmias means “not having a steady rhythm”, “an
arrhythmic heartbeat” means a heart beat which is not in it’s rhythm.
• Now we will let this concept enter into the cloud computing.
• Cloud computing technologies allows the remote monitoring of a patient’s
heart beat data.
• Through this way the patient at risk can be constantly monitored without
going to the hospital for ECG analysis.
• At the same time the Doctor’s can instantly be notified with cases that need’s
their attention.
 Here in this fig there are different types of computing devices equipped with
ECG sensors to constantly monitor the patient’s heart beat.
 The respective information is transmitted to the patient’s mobile device that
will immediately forwarded to the cloud- hosted web services for analysis.
 The entire web services from the front end of a platform that is completely
hosted in the cloud that consist of three layers:Saas,Paas,Iaas.
ADVANTAGES:
 The first advantage is elasticity of the cloud infrastructure that can minimize
and maximize according to the requests served.
 Second advantage is that cloud computing technologies are now become easily
accessible and also it promises to deliver the services with minimum time.
 As a result the doctor’s has no need to invest in large computing
infrastructures.

Practical:02
AIM : Case Study on Protein Structure prediction
Proteins are chains of amino acids joined together by protein bonds.
Many conformations of this chains are possible due to the rotation of the chain
about each atom.
Structure helps in the design of new drugs for the treatment of diseases.
A project that can analyze the use of cloud Technologies for protein structure
predication is JEEVA PORTAL

Why we are using cloud computing

It require high computing capabilities and often operate on large data-sets that
cause extensive I/O operations.
Protein structure prediction is a computationally intensive task that is
fundamental to different types of research in the life sciences.

Benefits of protein structure

Manually 3D structure determination is difficulty, slow and expansive.
Structure helps in the design of news drugs for the treatment of diseases.
The geometric structure of a protein cannot be directly inferred from the
sequence of genes that compose its structure, but it is the result of complex
computations animed at identifiying the structure that minimizes the required
energy.
In the above figure the web portal enables scientist not worry about predictions
task, all work is done bby cloud service.
Machines divides the pattern recognition problem into three phases:
1. Initialization.
2. Classification.
3. final phase.
These phases executes in parallel to reduce the computational time of the
predication.
The prediction algorithm is then translated into a task graph that is submitted to
Aneka. Once the task is completed, the middleware makes the results available
for visualization through the portal.

Practical:03
 AIM : Case Study on Gene Expression Analysis for Cancer
Diagnosis.

Gene:
A gene is the basic physical and functional unit of heredity. Genes, which are made up of
DNA, act as instructions to make molecules, such as proteins. In humans, genes vary in size
from a few hundred DNA bases to more than 2 million bases.

Gene expression:
Gene expression is the process by which information from a gene is used in the synthesis of a
functional gene product, such as proteins.
Some of the tools for gene expression analysis are-
• AltAnalyze
• Dchip
• geWorkbench 2.5.1 from NCI.
• Babelomics suit
• Myrna
Cancer
Cancer is a disease characterized by uncontrolled cell growth and proliferation. This behavior
occurs because genes regulating the cell growth mutate.
This means that all the cancerous cells contain mutated genes.
• These uncontrolled growth develops different types of tumors, In this context, gene
expression profiling is utilized to provide a more accurate classification of tumors.
The dimensionality of typical gene expression datasets ranges from several thousands to over
tens of thousands of genes
• For these large classification is solved by eXtended Classifier System(XCS) which has been
successfully utilized for classifying large datasets.
•Cloud-CoXCS, is a machine learning classification system for gene expression datasets on
the Cloud infrastructure. It extends the XCS model by introducing a coevolutionary approach.
CoXCS divides the entire search space into sub domains and employs the standard XCS
algorithm in each of these sub domains.
Cloud-CoXCS, is a machine learning classification system for gene expression datasets on
the Cloud infrastructure.
It is composed of three components: CoXCS, Aneka, and Cloud computing infrastructure.

Working of CoXCS

Gene expression technology, allows for the monitoring of the expression levels of thousands
of genes at once.

As a direct result of recent advances technology, it is now feasible to obtain gene expression
profiles of tissue samples at relatively low costs.

The gene expression software’s, such as as Myrna, uses cloud computing, an Internet-based
method of sharing computer resources.
Cloud computing bundles together the processing power of the individual computers using
the Internet.
Researchers struggling to keep pace with their sequencing instruments can use the cloud to
scale up their analyses while avoiding the headaches associated with building and running
their own computer center.

Practical:04
AIM : Case Study on Hadoop

Hadoop is an open-source java-based software framework sponsored by the Apache Software

Foundation for distributed storage and distributed processing of very large data sets on
computer clusters built from commodity hardware.
It provides storage for big data at reasonable cost. Hadoop process big data in a single place
as in a storage cluster doubling as a compute cluster.
Hadoop Architecture and Components:

Apache Hadoop consist of two major parts:

1. Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS)

2. MapReduce

High Level Hadoop Architecture

1. Hadoop Distributed File System:

HDFS is a file system or storage layer of Hadoop. It can store data and can handle very large
amount of data.

When capacity of file is large then it is necessary to partition it. And the file systems manage
the storage across a network of machine are called distributed file systems.

An HDFS cluster has two types of node operating in a master-worker pattern- Name Node
and No. of Data Nodes.

Hadoop keep data safe by duplicating data across nodes.

2. MapReduce:

MapReduce is a programming framework. It organize multiple computers in a cluster in order

to perform the calculations. It takes care of distributing the work between computers and
putting results together.
Hadoop works in a Master-Worker / Master-slave fashion:-

1. Master:
Master contains Name node and Job tracker components.

1. Name node: It holds information about all the other nodes in the Hadoop Cluster, files
in the cluster, blocks of files, their locations etc.
2. Job tracker: It keeps track of the individual tasks assigned to each of the nodes and
coordinates the exchange of information and result.
2. Worker:
Worker contains Task tracker and Data node components.

1. Task Tracker: It is responsible for running the task assigned to it.

2. Data node: It is responsible for holding the data.
Other components of Hadoop architecture are : -Chukwa, Hive, HBase, Mahoutetc.

Characteristics of Hadoop:

1. Hadoop provides a reliable shared storage(HDFS) and analysis system (Map Reduce).
2. Hadoop is highly scalable. It can contain thousands of servers.
3. Hadoop works on the principles of write once and read multiple times.
4. Hadoop is highly flexible, can process both structured as well as unstructured data.

Practical:05
AIM : Case Study on Google App Engine

Platform as a Service (PaaS)

 Cloud computing service which provides a computing platform and a solution stack as
a service.
• Consumer creates the software using tools and/or libraries from the provider.
• Provider provides the networks, servers, storage, etc.
What is Google App Engine.
Google App Engine (GAE) is a Platform as a Service (PaaS) cloud computing platform for
developing and hosting web applications in Google-managed data centers.
Google App Engine lets you run web applications on Google's infrastructure.
Easy to build.
Easy to maintain.
Easy to scale as the traffic and storage needs grow.
Free for upto 1 GB of storage and enough CPU and bandwidth to support 5 million page
views a month. 10 Applications per Google account.
Programming languages support
Java:
• App Engine runs JAVA apps on a JAVA 7 virtual machine (currently
supports JAVA 6 as well).
• Uses JAVA Servlet standard for web applications:
• WAR (Web Applications ARchive) directory structure.
• Servlet classes
• Java Server Pages (JSP)
• Static and data files
• Deployment descriptor (web.xml)
Other configuration files

Python:
• Uses WSGI (Web Server Gateway Interface) standard.
• Python applications can be written using:
• Webapp2 framework
• Django framework
• Any python code that uses the CGI (Common Gateway Interface) standard.
PHP (Experimental support):
• Local development servers are available to anyone for developing
and testing local applications.
• Only whitelisted applications can be deployed on Google App Engine.
Google’s Go:
• Go is an Google’s open source programming environment.
• Tightly coupled with Google App Engine.
 • Applications can be written using App Engine’s Go SDK.

Data storage
App Engine Datastore:
• NoSQL schema-less object based data storage, with a query engine and
atomic transactions.
• Data object is called a “Entity” that has a kind (~ table name) and a set of
properties (~ column names).
• JAVA JDO/ JPA interfaces and Python datastore interfaces.
Google cloud SQL:
• Provides a relational SQL database service.
• Similar to MySQL RDBMS.
Google cloud store:
• RESTful service for storing and querying data.
• Fast, scalable and highly available solution.
• Provides Multiple layers of redundancy. All data is replicated to multiple
data centers.
• Provides different levels of access control.
• HTTP based APIs.
App Engine services
App Engine also provides a variety of services to perform common operations when
managing your application.
• URL Fetch:
• Facilitates the application’s access to resources on the internet, such as
web services or data.
• Mail:
• Facilitates the application to send e-mail messages using Google
infrastructure.
• Memcache:
• High performance in-memory key-value storage.
• Can be used to store temporary data which doesn’t need to be persisted.
Security
The sandbox:
• All hosted applications run in a secure environment that provides limited access to
the underlying operating system.
• Sandbox isolates the application in its own secure, reliable environment that is
independent of hardware, operating system and physical location of a web server.
• Limitations imposed by sandbox (for security):
• An application can only access other computers over internet using the
provided URL fetch and email services. Other computers can only connect to
the application through HTTP/ HTTPS requests on the standard ports (80/
443).
• Applications cannot write to local file system in any of the runtime
environments.
• Application code runs only in response to a web request, a queued task or a
scheduled task and must return the response data within 60 seconds. A request
handler cannot spawn a sub-process or execute code after the response has
been sent.
When to use Google App Engine
Use App Engine when:
• You don’t want to get troubled for setting up a server.
• You want instant for-free nearly infinite scalability support.
• Your application’s traffic is spiky and rather unpredictable.
• You don't feel like taking care of your own server monitoring tools.
• You need pricing that fits your actual usage and isn't time-slot based (App engine
provides pay-per-drink cost model).
• You are able to chunk long tasks into 60 second pieces.
• You are able to work without direct access to local file system.

Business running on Google App Engine

• http://www.lowes.com/
• Uses App Engine to host their MyLowes service used by customers to
customize and personalize their home improvement projects.
• http://www.getaround.com/
 • Peer-to-peer car sharing and local car rental service.
• http://kissflow.com/
• Workflow service based on Google applications.
Source – Google I/O 2012 – App Engine Overview (https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=uy0nALQEAM4 )

Practical:06
AIM : Case Study on Microsoft Azure

What is Cloud Computing?

• ‘Cloud Computing is nothing but a practice of providing Cloud Services (Storage,
Computation, Databases, Security, etc) on rent and also through a network that can
be accessed over the internet’
• Microsoft Azure formerly known as Windows Azure is one of the leading cloud
service providers and a strong competitor of Amazon Web Services an example of a
public cloud.
• Microsoft Azure has plenty of features that make it one of the crowd favourites.
• In this ppt let us understand Microsoft Azure, it benefits, applications and use cases.
Benefits of Microsoft Azure
 • On-Demand Scalability:-Microsoft Azure ensures your applications and data is
distributed well enough that means you never run short of Server space. 
• Cost Effective:-Microsoft Azure ensures small scale investment does not require
upfront costs.
• Hybrid Environments :-They say cloud is not a one fit solution for all. It is true
indeed because every business will have its own set of problems. And not all
businesses will always be in a state where they can migrate to the cloud entirely.
• Storage and Security:-Storage is very critical to any application. It is no different for
applications running on cloud.
• Instant Global Presence :-  Wherever a business needs access, an Azure server is
ready to handle those requests. This gives even the smallest business the same
geographic access as the biggest enterprises, all with the click of button.
• Flexibility :- Azure is extremely flexible and provides you the option to consume
any level of functionality you require. It supports the same technologies many
developers and IT professionals already rely on. You can rapidly deploy and change
your Web apps to Azure with no downtime.
• Agility :- Cloud Agility allows them to focus on other issues such as security,
monitoring and analysis, instead of provisioning and maintaining the resources
Use Cases of Microsoft Azure
• University Of Toronto:- This is the largest Canadian university and leads the global
front when it comes to research at an institutional fare. It made use of Microsoft
Azure to avoid heavy hardware renewal costs. It migrated some of its activities to
Microsoft Azure Cloud. With it, the university managed to transform IT processes,
saving a lot of time.
 • AkzoNobel:- AkzoNobel is a popular Dutch Company that leads way in paint and
coating business. It serves in more than 100 countries and always needs better
connectivity across the globe. It harnessed the power of Microsoft Azure IoT services
to improve its performance and connectivity at a global level.

Practical:07
AIM : Case Study on Customer Relationship Management

Customer relationship management (CRM) is a model for managing a company’s interactions

with current and future customers. It involves using technology to organize, automate, and
synchronize sales, marketing, customer service and technical support.

•Builds a database that describes the customers and the relationship they hold with the
company.

•Provides enough detail so that the company can offer the client the product/service that
matches their need the best.

•May contain information about their past purchases, who is involved with the account and a
summary of all conversations.

What does a CRM system do?

A customer relationship management (CRM) solution helps you find new customers, win
their business, and keep them happy by organising customer and prospect information in a
way that helps you build stronger relationships with them and grow your business faster.
•CRM systems start by collecting a customer's website, email, telephone, social media data,
and more, across multiple sources and channels. It may also automatically pull in other
information, such as recent news about the company's activity, and it can store personal
details, such as a client's personal preferences on communications. The CRM tool organises
this information to give you a complete record of individuals and companies overall, so you
can better understand your relationship over time.
Benefits of CRM

•Improves Customer Service

•Increase in Sales

•Retain More Customers

•Better Analytics

•Higher Efficiency

•Better knowledge sharing

•More transparency

How CRM Works

•CRMs pull in information from social media, your website, email, voice calls, and other
channels to help you get more customers and keep the ones you have. They give you a single
place to organize your workflows and business processes, so you can collaborate, close more
deals, and get more done.

•In practice, CRM should work with the way your business works. There are many types of
good CRM out there, and none one-size-fits-all/right CRM option. However, there is most
definitely a CRM technology tailored for every company’s unique business strategy.

Example of CRM
 Practical:08
AIM : Case Study on Amazon Web Services

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a platform that allows the development of flexible
applications by providing solutions for elastic infrastructure scalability, messaging, and data
storage.

Compute Services
Compute services constitute the fundamental element of cloud computing systems. The
fundamental service in this space is Amazon EC2, which delivers an IaaS solution
1. Amazon machine Images
An Amazon Machine Image is a packaged environment containing a software configuration
and other parts required to set up an instance. The machine images are like templates that are
configured using an operating system, an application server, and any additional application
required to deliver a service or a part of it.
2. EC2 Instance
• An EC2 instance is nothing but a virtual server in Amazon Web services terminology.
It stands for Elastic Compute Cloud. It is a web service where an AWS subscriber can
request and provision a compute server in AWS cloud.

• An on-demand EC2 instance is an offering from AWS where the subscriber/user can

rent the virtual server per hour and use it to deploy his/her own applications.

3. EC2 Environment
Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) is a web service that provides secure,
resizable compute capacity in the cloud. It is designed to make web-scale cloud computing
easier for developers. Amazon EC2’s simple web service interface allows you to obtain and
configure capacity with minimal friction. It provides you with complete control of your
computing resources and lets you run on Amazon’s proven computing environment.

Storage Services
AWS provides a collection of services for data storage and information management. The
core service in this area is represented by Amazon Simple Storage Service(S3).
S3 Key Concept
Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) is an object storage service that offers
industry-leading scalability, data availability, security, and performance. Customers of all
sizes and industries can use Amazon S3 to store and protect any amount of data for a range of
use cases, such as data lakes, websites, mobile applications, backup and restore, archive,
enterprise applications, IoT devices, and big data analytics. Amazon S3 provides
management features so that you can optimize, organize, and configure access to your data to
meet your specific business, organizational, and compliance requirements.
Amazon CloudFront
Amazon CloudFront is a content delivery network (CDN) operated by Amazon Web
Services. Content delivery networks provide a globally-distributed network of proxy
servers that cache content, such as web videos or other bulky media, more locally to
consumers, thus improving access speed for downloading the content.

Communication Services
Amazon provides facilities to structure and facilitate the communication among existing
applications and services residing within the AWS infrastructure.
• Virtual Networking
• Messaging

Practical : 09
 AIM : Case Study on Enterprise Resource Planning

ERP is a kind of software system that helps you run your entire business, including processes
in finance, manufacturing, supply chain, services, procurement, and more.

What are ERP?

Enterprise resource planning (ERP) is a process used by companies to manage and integrate
the important parts of their businesses. Many ERP software applications are important to
companies because they help them implement resource planning by integrating all of the
processes needed to run their companies with a single system. An ERP software system can
also integrate planning, purchasing inventory, sales, marketing, finance, human resources,
and more.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
ERP software can integrate all of the processes needed to run a company.
ERP solutions have evolved over the years, and many are now typically web-based
applications that users can access remotely.
Some benefits of ERP include the free flow of communication between business areas, a
single source of information, and accurate, real-time data reporting.
An ERP system can be ineffective if a company doesn't implement it carefully
History Of ERP
Cloud ERP System
Cloud ERP is an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system that runs on a vendor’s cloud
platform as opposed to an on-premises network, allowing organizations to access over the
internet. ERP software integrates and automates essential financial and operational business
functions and provide a single source of data, including inventory, order and supply chain
management and help with procurement, production, distribution and fulfillment.
Given this scope, any ERP system must be highly available to all business units, wherever
employees may be working, and deliver a unified, up-to-date view of data. Cloud-based ERP
as a service meets these requirements. Because organizations access the software over the
internet, all that’s needed is connection and a browser.
Because it’s hosted by the ERP vendor and provided as a service to businesses, cloud ERP
software supports the same, or better, functionality as on-premises systems without most of
downsides, like upfront licensing fees

Cloud ERP Concepts

Deployment strategy: ERP software can be deployed on-premises/on private hosted servers
or purchased in an “as a service” model. Cloud ERP functionality can usually be delivered
more quickly, though in both cases, companies need to set aside time for planning, data
migration, customization and configuration and staff training.
Cloud-based ERP: Enterprise resource planning software that’s hosted offsite, on the ERP
vendor’s servers and provided as a service, accessed through a web browser.
On-premises ERP: Enterprise resource planning software that’s installed locally, on a
company’s computers and servers and managed by internal or contracted IT staff. The
software and its supporting infrastructure are managed, stored and maintained in-house.
Hosted ERP: A company or a hosting provider manages the deployment of ERP software as
well as associated infrastructure. Hosted deployment models are often utilized when
businesses seek to outsource IT operations. While this setup provides some cloud benefits,
it’s not a true “as a service” model.
End-to-end security: A secure and encrypted connection between a cloud-based ERP vendor
and its customers.
Subscription licensing: The company pays a fixed subscription fee at specific time intervals
(annually or monthly) to use the software. That fee normally includes all software
maintenance and upgrades and may be charged per user or per organization
Cloud ERP Vs On-premises ERP
On-premises:- ERP software is installed and managed by a company’s IT staff or a managed
service provider. The business licenses the core software platform upfront and then buys or
leases enterprise-grade servers, networking and storage to physically run and house the
software and associated data. Businesses using on-premises ERP incur additional costs for
maintenance, troubleshooting, supplementary software, updates and customizations.
Antivirus and security software as well as storage and server backup systems are also
necessary additional costs.
Cloud-based ERP :- in contrast, is hosted and managed by the vendor, which provides the
software in an “as a service” model through the cloud. The vendor is responsible for the
application, data storage, the underlying operating system, servers, the physical data center
infrastructure and installing security updates and feature upgrades.
While the most obvious difference between on-premises and cloud ERP is where the software
runs and who manages it, there are other important distinctions.
Types of Cloud ERP
Multi-tenant SaaS: A single version of the ERP software and its associated infrastructure
serves multiple organizations. However, while each organization uses the same software and
is hosted on the same servers, one company’s data remains inaccessible to others. A true
cloud ERP system is typically a multi-tenant SaaS.
Single-tenant SaaS: A single version of the ERP software and its associated infrastructure
serves just one organization. In other words, an organization’s data is hosted on private
servers runninga unique software instance. Some cloud ERP vendors will give customers the
choice of running a private instance or a shared instance.
Public cloud: Owned by the service provider, multiple organizations share cloud computing
services. However, each organization’s data and applications are inaccessible to others.
Examples of public cloud include Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure
and Oracle Cloud.
Private cloud: A service that is not shared with any other organization.
Hybrid ERP: Just as it sounds, a hybrid ERP approach combines on-premises software with
a private cloud or public cloud for computing, storage and services.
Benefits and Challenges Faced BY Cloud ERP
Benefits:-
  Upfront infrastructure and operating costs
 Implementation speed
 Accessibility
 Scalability
 Customizations and agility
 Upgrades
 Security, compliance and disaster recovery
 Storage resilience and access

Challenges:-
• Regulatory compliance
• Resistance to change
• Legacy systems

Practical:10
AIM : Case Study on Aneka

Implementation of PAAS(platform as a service) model. Aneka is the product of Manjarasoft.

Aneka is Sanskrit word meaning “many into one”. Platform and framework for developing
distributed application. Also provides runtime environment for execution. It provides a set of
API’s(Application programming interface) . Aneka act as a:-
1. Private (in private you’ll have restricted access)
2. Public(accessible to everyone)
3. hybrid(in hybrid you can integrate the external resources like mix resources acc. to the
requirement you can mix the resources or you can create a new cloud )
ANEKA CONTAINER
Building block of middleware and also represents runtime environment for executing
application. Three types of services:
1. Execution (Application)services
2. Foundation services
3. Fabric services (resource provisioning service) done by PAL(platform abstraction layer)
Fabric services interact with node through PAL
Three major categories:
1.Fabric services:
Fabric Services define the lowest level of the software stack representing the Aneka
Container. They provide access to the resource-provisioning subsystem and to the monitoring
facilities implemented in Aneka. Fabric Services are fundamental services of the Aneka
Cloud and define the basic infrastructure management features of the system.
2. Foundation services:
Foundation Services are related to the logical management of the distributed system built on
top of the infrastructure and provide supporting services for the execution of distributed
applications
3. Execution(Application) services:
Execution(Application) Services manage the execution of applications and constitute a layer
that differentiates according to the specific programming model used for developing
distributed applications on top of Aneka.
ANEKA ARCHITECTURE

Aneka capabilities at glance

Aneka supports various programming model such as:-
Thread programming model:- It is a concurrent application that is a first develop a
capability of multithread application on the Aneka cloud.
Task programming model :- Task programming model provides developers with the ability
of expressing application as a collection of independent task each task can perform different
operations. And can be executed runtime environment .
Map reduce programming :- Desired to process a huge content of data by using simple
operation that extend a useful info from a data set .
SDK:- Containing APIS for multiple programming models and tools.
RUNTIME:- Environment for managing application execution management
development of enterprise cloud application
Aneka framework
 • Aneka is a software platform for developing cloud computing applications.
• In Aneka cloud applications are executed.
• Aneka is a pure PAAS solution for cloud computing.
• Aneka is a cloud middleware product.
• Aneka can be deployed on a network of computers, a multicore server, data center,
virtual cloud infrastructures, or a mixture of these.
Feature
• One of the key feature of Aneka is its support for provisioning resources on different
public cloud providers such as Amazon EC2(Elastic compute cloud),Azure.
• It combines with multiple virtual machines .
• It supports multiple programming languages.
• Multiple application execution in single Aneka.
• Operating system install windows, Linux, Mac OS