Cloud Computing

By
Amani .S &
Pravallika.J
 What is cloud computing?

Cloud computing refers to

environment where
computing work is done at
remote resource.(Not in the
Local System).
 Cloud computing : how it works?

 Cloud computing is creating a fundamental

change in computer architecture and
software.
 It is a different way to deliver computer
resources.
 Internet-based computing
 Computers in the cloud are configured to
work together.
Uses of cloud computing
 Trends in cloud computing

 During the coming 10 years, data stored in

various storage systems will increase by
44 times, with the current rate of growth.

 Saving time : No planning and cost

estimates for hardware required.
 Freedom from various security threats.
 Easy maintenance of data.
 Cloud deployment models

Public cloud
(Resources provided by a service provider
Eg:Salesforce)
Benefits:
 Pay only for what you use and for the
time you use
 No need to worry about the underlying IT
infrastructure
 No security patches or updates to apply
 No software upgrades
Private cloud

• Suited for a large organisation so that it

can optimize its resource utilization as it
has already heavily invested in IT
infrastructure.
• Better information processing and
flexibility.
Hybrid Cloud

 Consists of internal/external service providers.

 Secure and critical applications can then be
hosted on private cloud and rest not so
important applications can be hosted on the
public cloud.
 Types of Cloud services

 SaaS – Software as a Service

(Most common
Examples: MS-Office online, ERP, CRM,
workflow systems(Similar to Triggers)
 IaaS – Infrastructure as a Service

Examples : Amazon’s Elastic Compute Cloud

(EC2)
Simple Storage Service
 PaaS – Platform as a Service

Example : Salesforce.com’s Force.com

Microsoft’s Azure
 Cloud Services

 Eyeos.com
 Beta.cloudo.com
 Jaycut.com
 Meebo.com
 Pixlr.com(Photoshop).
 Aviary.com
 Google docs
 Creating your own private cloud

 Cloud server and cloud controller node

needed
 Configuring virtual machines
 Ubuntu 10.04 OS