1. Cloud Computing
Prof. Erwin M. Globio, MSIT
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2. What is Cloud Computing?
• “A style of computing where scalable and
elastic IT-related capabilities are provided ‘as
a service’ to customers using Internet
Technologies” .
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3. The Needs
• Users needs Application Software (such as
office applications)
• Business needs Infrastructure (Software for
enterprise business operation and Hardware
for network and storage)
• Developers needs Platform (such as ROR
working on a server environment)
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5. Current Set-Up
• Users installs the software in the PC.(Cost of
buying licensed software)
• Business invest hardware, software and
infrastructure to automate their business
process and store transactional data. (Capital
Expenditure on server farm, storage and
firewall)
• Application Developer Companies invests on
platform for application development.
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6. Disadvantage of the Current Set Up
• Cost of Acquisition
• Cost of Installation, Set up and training
• Cost of Maintenance
• Cost of Scaling Hardware
• Cost of Disposal
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7. The Green Solution
• Cloud Computing both answers the computing
needs of the users, business, and developers
and counteracts the disadvantages of the
current set up.
• It is where software applications, data storage,
and processing capacity are accessed over the
internet.
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10. Cloud Computing Explained
• Allow users to run applications and store data
online.
• Each offers a different level of user flexibility
and control
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11. SAAS – Software As A Service
• Allow users to run online applications
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12. PAAS – Platform As A Service
• Allows users to create their own cloud
applications using supplier – specific tools and
languages
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13. IAAS – Infrastructure As A Service
• Allows users to run any applications as they
please on cloud hardware of their own choice
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14. Three ways to cloud compute
• SAAS – Software As A Service
• IAAS – Infrastructure As A Service
• PAAS – Platform As A Service
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15. Software As A Service
• Is the easiest way to cloud compute
• Where off-the shelf applications are accessed
over the Internet
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16. Example of SAAS - Microsoft Office
Web Apps
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17. Example of SAAS – Microsoft Office
Web Apps
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24. SAAS Pros and Cons
• Free or via paid subscription
• Accessible to any computer or internet
enabled mobile device
• Facilitates collaborative working
• Generic applications not always suitable for
business use
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25. PAAS – Platform As A Service
• Provides environment and tools for creating
for creating new online applications
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29. PAAS Pros and Cons
• Rapid development at low cost
• Private or Public Deployment
• Limits developers to provider languages and
tools
• Risk of Vendor Lock - in
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31. Advantage of Cloud Computing
• Economies of Scale – underutilization and
misappropriated hardware become a thing of
the past. The cloud enables compute, storage
and RAM resources to be more efficiently
managed, provisioned and scaled, all within a
shared environment.
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32. Advantage of Cloud Computing
• Cost Control – knowing exactly what you are
using and how much that usage will cost you
allows for a much stricter control over
expenditures.
• “Disposable IT” – companies have the ability
to create, use and destroy infrastructure
based on their business needs.
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33. Advantage of Cloud Computing
• Burstable Workloads– scaling based on
demand allows organizations to efficiently use
infrastructure in a timely basis.
• Avoiding Capital Expenditure – with cloud
computing, infrastructure becomes an
operating expense with no need to amortize
hardware costs over time.
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34. Types of Cloud Deployment
Infrastructure
• Private (single tenant environment)
– Hosted and on premises(in house)
• Public (shared environment)
• Hybrid (combination)
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35. In Summary how will you know if it is
cloud computing
• If its offered as a Service whether software,
Infrastructure or Platform its cloud computing.
Think of it as if you are renting the use of the
software, infrastructure and platform.
e.g. Google Docs, pixelator, GoGrid.com,prezi,
NetSuite, Amazon's Elastic Compute Cloud (AWS),
but IBM, VMware,HP, Salesforce.com’s Force.com,
Google’s App Engine, andMicrosoft’s Azure
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36. Resource Speaker’ s Contact Details:
Prof. Erwin M. Globio, MSIT
Owner and Senior Technical Trainer of
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IT Professor of Far Eastern University
Mobile Numbers: +639393741359 /
+639323956678
Email: erwin_globio@eglobiotraining.com
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