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Any varaon i ats “hing it rice imple corpton, which nya the operat of he ogi, Wee weentualization ie ‘Clowd Computing ‘The National Institute of Standards defines loWd computing as “enabling ubiquitous, convenient, on-demand network access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources (6.4 networks, servers, storage, applications, and services)” To be a 16d, NIST has determined it must have the following five essential characteristics: * On-demand self-service: A consumer can unilaterally provision computing capabilites, sue as server time and network storage * Broad nenvork access: Capabilities are available over the network thr clients and devices, + Resource pooling: The provider"s computing resources are pooled to serve numerous consumers using a multi-tenant model © Rapid elasticity: Users can add ot reduce capacity through software + Measured service: Automatic control and optimization of resources detailing who is using what and how much, igh multiple ‘thou those ive estemalchaactersts, is tecoically not «ed ‘The élatidd model is classified on the basis of service and deployment of claw’. ‘Cod comprised of three service models: ‘© Software as a Service (SaaS): The consumer can use the provider"s applications ‘unning on a eloud infrastructure. ‘© Platform as a Service (PaaS): The consumer can deploy on the lat infrastructure, applications created using programming languages, libraries, services of tools supported by the provider © Infrastructure as a Service (laaS): The consumer can provision processing, storage, networks, and other computer resources to deploy and run arbitrary software There are four deployment models ofthe elowd: > Private Clow: The éloud infrastructure is provisioned for exclusive use by a single ‘organization comprising multiple consumers. KIT/CSE/ 16CS822/¥1/5) AREA NETWORKS (ACSI) Page? > Community Ctotd: The C6Ud infrastructure is provisioned for exclusive use by a specific community of consumers from organizations that have shared concems (6, mission, seeurity requirements, policy, and compliance considerations). > Public Clow: ‘The Cowd infrastructure is provisioned for pen use by the general Public. It may be owned, managed, and operated by a business, academic, or government ‘organization, > Hybrid Claud: The SloWd infrastructure is a composition of two or more distinct eaud infrastructures (private, community, or public).Virtualization vs @lowd Computi virtualization is not loud computing. It is, however, a fundamental technology that makes ¢loud computing work. While cloud computing and virtualization rely on similar models and principles, they are intrinsically different. Simply put, virtualization can make one resource act like many, while clowd computing lets different users access a single pool of resources. With virtualization, a single physical server can become multiple virtual machines, which are essentially isolated pieces of hardware with plenty of processing, memory, storage, and network capacit For smaller companies, oud computing is easier and more cost-effective to ii Resources are accessed via the Internet rather than added to the network. mplement. Many small businesses are turning to the loud for applications such as customer relationship management (CRM), hosted voice over IP (VoIP) or off-site storage. The cost of using the Goud is much lower than implementing virtualization. @lotd computing also offers easier installation of applications and hardware, access to software . In virtualization each virtual machine can run independently while sharing the resources of a single host machine because they"ve been loaded into hypervisors. Hypervisors, also known as the abstraction layer, are used to separate physical resources from their virtual environments. Once resources are pooled together, they can be divided across many virtual environments as needed. KIT/CSE/ 18CS822/M1/B} STORAGE AREA NETWORKS (188822) Page 10 For some businesses, virtuali different ways: mn is the smarter choice and can save money in several * Adding many guests to one house maximizes resources, which means the business needs fewer servers. This cuts down on operational costs. + Fewer servers mean fewer people to look after and manage servers. This helps to consolidate management, thereby reducing costs. © Virtualization also adds another layer of protection for business continuity, since virtual machines will limit the damage to itself.Co een Lyd and videos, and scores of other applications. Equipped with a growing number of content senerating devices, more information is being ereated by individuals than by businesses. Evolution of Storage Architecture: The ev and cate of deployment tha they offer rade it posible for busines unis departments to have their own servers and sora Historically, organizations had centralized computers (mainframe) and information storage devices (tape reels and disk packs) in their data center, Server-centrie storage architecture: In catlcr implementations of open systems, the storage was typically intemal to the server. This approach i teferred oss server-centre storage architecture Inthis servercentric storage architecture, each server has a limited numberof storage devices, and any administrative tak, such as maintenance of the server or increasing storage apocity, might result in unavailability of information ‘The rapid increase inthe number of departmental Servers in an enterprise resulted in unprotected, unmanaged, fragmented islands of information and inereated capital ane operating expenses. To overcome these challenges, storage evolved from server-centric to informal architecture, Information-centric architecture: In information-cetrc architecture, storage deviees ae manuged centrally and independent of These contrally-managed storage devices are shared with multiple servers. When a new server is deployed in the environment, storage i assigned from the same shared storage devices to that The eapaeity of shared storage can be increased dyn devices without impacting information aailbility Tn this architecture, information managements ensler and cost-effective. 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The ibility of user to ccese dats can have a Sgficantnegnlive impact om 3 Busines 2 Secu: Polies, procedures and proper integration ofthe datacenter core cleats that will prevent auauthorized acces 1 aformation must be established. ln aon to ch security Feaures for elit neces, specific reechanars taint enable servers to access only thee nllocsted resourses on storage arrays. 3 Sealabitiy: Dam comer operaticns stould be able w alleate additional procesing ‘capabilites oF storage on demand, without interrupting business operations. Business tromth often reques depoving more servers, new applications, and atonal databases. The Momagesolatioe should beable fo grow With the busines, 4 Performance: All the coe clemetts of the data centr shouldbe able te provide optimal Performance and service all precessing requests at high speed. 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There are three essential components of SAN: Pees cies Meunier Me Consent elon Ren orton node ports, storage arrays, cabling, interconnecting Cove eS suaeoatcicy 30 Nov 2022 What Is SAN (Storage Area Network)? Meaning, Features, Eire RU tLe Ces eet EET) Nera oS What are the components of FC SAN? What is the structure of SAN? Which components make up the back end of a ON MW Seat West steal tea ete teraPA 11 Wie] km Dlolersy Eo [2] Updated on 05/31/2019 Selected product version VMware Smart Assurance 10.112 v A SAN consists of the following components: * SAN switches — SAN switches connect both servers and storage devices. Their functions include: Providing connection points for SAN fabric in the SAN. Providing capabilities to match the number of host SAN connections to the number of connections provided by the storage array. © Providing path redundancy, in the event of a path failure, from host server to switch or from storage array to switch. * SAN fabric — It is the hardware that connects hosts and servers to the storage systems in a SAN using the Fibre Channel protocol * Multiple fabrics may be interconnected in a single SAN, and even a simple SAN may be composed of two fabrics for redundancy. * Connections — Host servers and storage systems are connected to the SAN fabric through ports in the fabric, © Host Bus Adapter (HBA) — allows a host to connect to a fabric port. Controllers — allows the storage devices to connect to fabric ports. * PhysicalDisk — A physical array.PA 11 Wie] km Dlolersy Eo + Connections — Host servers and storage systems are connected to the SAN fabric through ports in the fabric. Host Bus Adapter (HBA) — allows a host to connect to a fabric port. Controllers — allows the storage devices to connect to fabric ports. + PhysicalDisk — A physical disk is a disk in a storage array. * SparePhysicalDisk — A spare physical disk in a storage array. + RAIDGroup — Logical groups of multiple physical disks. Depending on your deployment, one or more EMC M&R SolutionPacks are required if you want Server Manager to discovery and monitor storage physical components and to perform detailed SAN correlation “EMC M&R deployment components” on page 28 provides a list of SolutionPacks. The SolutionPacks associate the physical components with the logical components. If you do not use the SolutionPacks in your deployment, Server Manager discovers and monitors the objects that the vCenter API discovers: The Host bus adapter (HBA), ScsiPath, ScsiLun, and VMware Datastore. A typical Storage Area Network along with its components are shown in Storage Area Network and its components. Storage Area Network and its components ° esx Ex Sener conse OR