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    Cloud Models

    Cloud & Virtualization


    Infrastructure as a service (IaaS)

    ● Sometimes called Hardware as a Service (HaaS)


    ○ Outsource your equipment
    ● You’re still responsible for the management and security
    ● Your data is out there, but more within your control
    ● Web server providers
    Software as a service (SaaS)

    ● On-demand software - No local installation


    ○ Why manage your own email distribution or payroll?
    ● Central management of data and applications
    ○ Your data is out there
    ● A complete application offering
    ○ No development work required, i.e., Google Mail
    Platform as a service (PaaS)

    ● No servers, no software, no maintenance team, no HVAC


    ○ Someone else handles the platform, you handle the
    development
    ● You don’t have direct control of the data, people, or
    infrastructure
    ○ Trained security professionals are watching your stuff
    ● Put the building blocks together
    ○ Develop your app from what’s available on the platform
    ○ SalesForce.com
    Cloud deployment models

    ● Private - Your own virtualized local data center

    ● Public - Available to everyone over the Internet

    ● Hybrid - A mix of public and private Community

    ○ Several organizations share the same resources


    Local and cloud resources

    ● On-premise
    ○ Your applications are on local hardware
    ○ Your servers are in your data center in your building
    ● Hosted
    ○ Your servers are not in your building
    ○ They may not even be running on your hardware
    ○ Usually a specialized computing environment
    ● Cloud
    ○ Entire application instances can be created and torndown
    on-demand
    ○ Resources are available as needed
    Shared resources

    ● Internal cloud
    ○ No resources are shared
    ○ Build your own cloud
    ○ Pay for everything up front
    ○ No ongoing costs
    ● External cloud
    ○ Share resources with a public cloud
    ○ Underlying infrastructure owned by a third-party
    ○ Cost may be metered or up-front
    Cloud computing characteristics
    ● Rapid elasticity
    ○ Scale up and scale down as needed
    ○ Seamless to everyone
    ● On-demand self-service
    ○ Adding software, networks, servers, storage is a
    ○ challenge outside the cloud
    ○ The cloud enables instant resource provisioning
    ● Resource pooling
    ○ All of the computing power in one place
    ○ One large resource instead of many small resources
    ● Measured service
    ○ Costs and utilization are very closely tracked
    ○ Resource planning and granular chargebacks
    Metered and non-metered

    ● Metered cloud services


    ○ You pay for what you use
    ○ Cost to upload
    ○ Cost to store
    ○ Cost to download
    ● Non-metered
    ○ You pay for a block of storage
    ○ No cost to upload
    ○ No cost to download

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