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Akash Protim Das

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Kaushik Barman
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Cloud Service Models Preety Pegu

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Prastuti Saikia
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Contents
•Introduction
•Deployment models
•Service models
•Infrastructure as a Service(IaaS)
•Platform as a Service(Paas)
•Software as a Service(Saas)
•Advantages
•Disadvantages
•Key Consideration
•Conclusion
 Cloud computing provides us a means by
Introduction which we can access the applications as
utilities, over the internet. It allows us to create
configure and customize applications online.
With cloud computing users can access
database resources via the internet from
anywhere for as long as they need without
worrying about any maintenance or
management of actual resources. Its key
advantages are:– scalability, flexibility,
cost-efficiency and accessibility.
Deployment Models
Deployment models define the type of access to
the cloud, i.e., how the cloud is located. Cloud can
have any of the four types of access:-
•Public cloud
•Private cloud
•Hybrid cloud
•Community cloud
 Service Models

Service models are the reference

models on which the cloud
computing is based. These can be
categorized into three basic service
models,
1. Infrastructure as a
Service(IaaS)
2. Platform as a Service(Paas)
3. Software as a Service(Saas)
Infrastructure as a Service(IaaS)
IaaS , is the most basic level of
service. Each of the service
models make use of the
underlying service model, i.e.,
each inherits the security and
management mechanism from
the underlying model. It is the
delivery technology
infrastructure as an on-demand
scalable service.
Infrastructure as a Service(IaaS)
IaaS provides access to fundamental
resources such as physical
machines, virtual storage, etc. Apart
from these resources, the IaaS also
offers virtual machine disk storage,
virtual local area network(VLANs),
load balancers, IP address, Software
bundles. All of these resources are
made available to end user via server
virtualization. Resources are
accessed by the customers as if they
own them.
Characteristics

• Limited capital investment

• web access
• Elastic resources
• Green IT
• Infrastructure on demand
• Centralized management
• Metered services(pay-as-
you-go)
 Benefits
• Full control of the computing
resources through administrative
access to VMs.
• Flexible and efficient routing of

•
computer hardware.
Portability, Interoperability with
32%
legacy applications.

Issues
• Data erase practices.
• Interoperability issues.

28% • Virtual machine sprawl.

• Performance issue in network
connectivity.
• Security issues.
Platform as a Service(Paas)
PaaS, the mystical service model,
offers a platform for developers to
build, deploy, and manage
applications without worrying about
the underlying infrastructure. It
provides the runtime environment for
applications, development and
deployment tools, etc. Google’s app
engine, force.com are examples of
PaaS offering vendors.
Characteristics

• All in one
• web access
• scalability and elasticity
• collaborative access
• offline access
• Centralized management
 Benefits
• Reduced TCO.
• Lower total cost of
ownership.
• Scalable solutions.
• Quick development and
deployment.
32%
• Less maintainance.
• Ease of use.

Issues
• Lack of portability between
PaaS clouds.

28% • Events based processor

scheduling.
• Security engineering of PaaS
applications.
• Vendor lock-in.
Software as a Service(Saas)
SaaS model allows to use software
applications as a service to end
users. Software that is deployed on a
hosted service and is accessible via
internet.
There are several SaaS applications,
some of them are: billing and
invoicing system, help-desk
applications, Customer Relationship
Management(CRM) application,
Human Resource(HR) solutions.
Characteristics

• Multi-tenancy model
• Automated provisioning
• Single Sign On
• Subscription based billing
• High availability
• Data Security
 Benefits
• Cost efficiency
• Accessible from anywhere
• Easily Scalable
• It is collaborative and can
easily integrate with other
software and services.
32%

Issues
• Lack of control
• Cost over time

28% •
•
Internet dependency
Limited customization
Example
Computing Technology
Key Considerations

• Security and Compliance

• Cost Considerations
• Data Management
• Performance and Availability
• Vendor lock-in
• Integration Capabilities
• Support and maintainance
 Advantages
1. Lower computer costs
2. Improved Performance
3. Reduced software costs
4. Improved document format compatibility
5. Unlimited storage capability
6. Increased data reliability
7. Universal document access
8. Latest version availability
9. Device independence
 Disadvantages
1. Requires a constant internet connection
2. Doesn’t work well with low-speed connection
3. Features might be limited
4. Can be slow
5. Stored data can be lost
6. Stored data might not be secured
 Conclusion
Cloud Service models have revolutionized the way
businesses operate, enabling agility, scalability and
cost efficiency. Each service models offering a
unique set of benefits and use cases. Selecting the
appropriate service model depends on your
organization’s needs, technical requirements and
strategic goals. While the cloud offers numerous
advantages, it’s crucial to prioritize security and
compliance, no matter which service model we
choose. The cloud landscape is continually
evolving, so staying informed and adaptable is
essential for long-term success.
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