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Google App Engine
Google App Engine enables developers
to build their web apps
Features
Write code once and deploy
Developers write the code and Google App Engine takes care rest
Absorb spikes in traffic
With automatic replication and load balancing, Google App Engine
makes it easier to scale from one user to one million
Easily integrate with other Google services
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Cost
Google enticed developers by offering the App Engine
for free
but after a few months slapped on some fees
Developers using Google App Engine can expect to pay
Free quota to get started: 500MB storage and enough CPU and
bandwidth for about 5 million page views per month
$0.10–$0.12 per CPU core-hour
$0.15–$0.18 per GB-month of storage
$0.11–$0.13 per GB of outgoing bandwidth
$0.09–$0.11 per GB of incoming bandwidth
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Google Web Toolkit
With Google Web Toolkit
developers can develop and debug web applications in java
then deploy them as highly optimized JavaScript
Google Health is one recently launched application
to use Google Web Toolkit
Google Web Toolkit includes Java 5 language support
so that developers can enjoy using the full capabilities of the
Java 5 syntax
Google web Toolkit version 2.0.4 is the latest release
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EMC
EMC Corporation is the world leader in
Products
Services
Solutions for information storage and management
They have their fingers in all sorts of different cloud
computing and virtualization pies
In early 2009
EMC raised the stakes in its bet that virtualization is going to be
the “next big thing” in the world of computing
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EMC business
It introduced Symmetric V-Max system in April 2009
claiming that it is the first management system to support high-
end virtual datacenters
The system allows customers with vast storage needs to
easily manage and expand storage systems without
interfering with day-to-day operations
This system allows multiple datacenters to be run as if
they were one
making their management much easier and more efficient
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Technologies
EMC’s reach goes far beyond virtualized datacenter
management
Their other fields of expertise include
Archiving
Creating accessible online archives that offer a reduced operational
cost by shrinking backup windows and making restores faster
Backup and recovery
Different tools combine EMC’s recovery management offerings,
backup technologies, and management strategies to ensure a solid
backup and recovery
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EMC expertise fields
Enterprise content management
Content-enabled solutions help mitigate risk without imposing overly
complex technologies on organization
Intelligent information management
Using various technologies allows organizations to discover, store,
and act on information in intelligent ways
IT management
IT management is simplified and its cost reduced through
automation, virtualization, and process efficiencies
Replication
Data protection and replication technologies provide disaster
recovery options
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EMC fields of expertise
Security
Organizations can deploy products with capabilities for access
control, data protection, and auditing
Storage
Processes and technologies that help manage data and efficiently
maintain it
Virtualization
Products including VMware backup and other EMC virtualization
tools improve the management and flexibility for virtual
infrastructures
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VMware Acquisition
EMC expanded their virtualization offerings in early 2009
when they acquired Palo Alto–based VMware, Inc.,
a rapidly growing, privately held software company specializing
in industry-standard virtual computing software
EMC acquired VMware in a cash transaction with a final
value of approximately US$625 million
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VMware role in EMC
VMware will play a key role in EMC’s strategy
to help customers lower their costs and simplify their operations
by deploying virtualization technologies
across their heterogeneous IT infrastructure
to create a single pool of available storage and computing
resources
VMware’s leadership in server virtualization
together with EMC’s innovation in storage virtualization
will serve as a strong foundation for next-generation information
lifecycle management solutions
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About VMware
EMC will operate VMware as a separate software
subsidiary of EMC
headquartered in Palo Alto, California
The VMware name, brand, and products will all be
maintained
VMware employees will remain focused on
developing, selling, and servicing VMware's products and solutions
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NetApp
NetApp is an organization that creates
storage and data management solutions for their customers
goal is to deliver cost efficiency and accelerate business
breakthroughs
In 1992 introduced the world’s first networked storage device
continues to introduce new technologies that reduce costs of IT
NetApp claims
they can cut IT costs in half
use up to 80 percent less storage
hold off on datacenter expansion and speed up time to market
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NetApp’s grow
The company grew from an eight-employee startup
doing research in a Fry’s Electronics store
to a US$3 billion powerhouse with more than 130 offices around
the world
Another driver for NetApp is their belief in
acting responsibly by protecting and preserving the environment
by creating energy-efficient products
NetApp was listed by Fortune as the best company
to work for in its annual top 100 list in 2009
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Offerings
NetApp was one of the first companies in the cloud
offering datacenter consolidation and storage services
virtualization
Their products include
a platform OS
storage services
storage security
software management
protection software
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Cisco Partnership
NetApp and Cisco are teaming up to provide customers
with unified, dynamic datacenter solutions that are based on
Cisco’s Unified Computing System
NetApp Unified Storage Architecture
Cisco and NetApp working together to certify combined
solution
also collaborate on customer support and marketing activities
The Cisco Unified Computing System unites
compute, network, storage access, and virtualization resources
in a cohesive new datacenter architecture
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Microsoft
Microsoft offers a number of cloud services
for organizations of any size—from enterprises all the way down
to shops or individuals
A good portion of Microsoft’s cloud offerings are
cloud variants of products that people already use
so cloud versions aren’t that difficult to use
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Azure Services Platform
The cornerstone of Microsoft’s offerings is the Azure
Services Platform
The Azure Services Platform is a cloud computing and
services platform hosted in Microsoft datacenters
The Azure Services Platform supplies a broad range of
functionality to build applications
to serve individuals or large enterprises
and everyone in between
The platform offers cloud operating system and developer tools
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Windows Azure
Windows Azure is a the Azure Services Platform
component
Windows Azure is a cloud-based operating system
that enables the development, hosting, and service management
environment for the Azure Services Platform
Windows Azure gives developers an on-demand
compute and storage environment
that they can use to host, scale, and manage web applications
through Microsoft datacenters
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Uses of Windows Azure
To build applications and services
developers can use the Visual Studio skills
Windows Azure can be used to
Add web service capabilities to existing applications
Build and modify applications and then move them onto the Web
Make, test, debug, and distribute web services efficiently and
inexpensively
Reduce the costs of IT management
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SQL Services
Microsoft SQL Services extends
SQL Server capabilities to the cloud as web-based services
This allows the storage of
Structured, semi-structured and unstructured data
SQL Services delivers a set of integrated services
that allow relational queries, search, reporting, analytics,
integration, and synchronization of data
This can be done by
mobile users, remote offices, or business partners
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.NET Services
Microsoft .NET Services are a set of Microsoft-hosted
developer-oriented services that provide the components
required by many cloud-based and cloud-aware applications
.NET Services are similar to the .NET Framework
providing high-level class libraries that make development much
more robust
.NET Services can help developers focus more on their
end product
than on building and deploying their own cloud-based
infrastructure
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Live Services
Live Services is a development center and supplier of
software development kits for
Windows Live
Azure Services platforms
It gives information about getting started with
Windows Live services
current documentation
APIs
samples
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Windows Live
Windows Live is an integrated set of online services
makes it easier and more fun for consumers to communicate
and share with others
The new generation of Windows Live includes
updated experiences for photo sharing
Email
instant messaging
integration with multiple third-party sites
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Extending Live’s Reach
Windows Live customers can
add third-party sites to their profiles and have those activities
appear in a Windows Live feed across their network
It was made possible through collaboration with more than 50
leading web companies like
Flickr
LinkedIn
Photobucket
Twitter
WordPress
Yelp, etc.
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Extending across the globe
Windows Live customers can
share photos
update their profiles
write reviews
these activities will automatically publish to their Windows Live
network
In addition to partnering with leading web companies
Microsoft announced alliances with HP and China Telecom
Corporation Ltd. to deliver Windows Live services to more
people across the globe
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Windows Live with HP
HP the worldwide leader in printing solutions
distribute Windows Live Photo Gallery with its consumer printers
Photosmart
Deskjet lines
The combined offer provides HP customers with
Windows Live Photo Gallery
an end-to-end photo management and printing solution
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Communicating and Collaborating
Windows Live makes it easier for consumers
to manage their digital life
keep their life in sync
Windows Live provides social features to all customers
an updated profile
a “what’s new” feed of activities across the network
Web and photo sharing
on-the-go access from virtually any device with Live SkyDrive
Online storage is increasing from 5GB to 25GB
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Windows Live Highlights
Windows Live Messenger includes
more personalization
a “what’s new” feed with updates from contacts across the Web
drag-and-drop photo sharing in the conversation window
a Favorites list to designate the most important contacts
group IM to chat simultaneously up to 20 people at same time
Windows Live Groups includes
a shared calendar
shared storage
a shared email address and shared instant messaging
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Hotmail highlights
Windows Live Hotmail was recently upgraded
is now faster and has 80 percent more effective spam filtering
The new version of Hotmail includes
the ability to bring multiple email accounts together
the ability to put multiple email addresses on almost any device
increased storage
a revamped calendar that makes it easier to share calendars
subscribe to multiple calendars
use your calendar with Microsoft Outlook
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Exchange Online
Microsoft Exchange Online is a Microsoft-hosted
enterprise messaging service
based on Microsoft Exchange Server 2007
It is a cloud service
employees can access messages from anywhere
Exchange Online servers are geographically dispersed
The service is aimed at easing IT’s management duties
by removing need to
deploy, configure, monitor, and upgrade on-site email solutions
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Key features of Exchange online
These are the key features of the online standard
version of the solution:
A 5GB mailbox (additional storage available for purchase—up to
25GB), shared calendar, contacts, tasks
Outlook Client Connectivity including Outlook Anywhere
Outlook Web Access
Virus/spam filtering via Exchange Hosted Filtering
Push email for Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.0/6.1 and Exchange
ActiveSync 12 devices
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More features of Exchange online
Email synchronization for Nokia E series and N series and
iPhone 2.0 (no ActiveSync push)
Built-in business continuity and disaster recovery capabilities
Scheduled uptime of 99.9 percent with financially backed service
level agreements
Use of HTTPS to help keep Internet access secure
Tier 2 support 24/7 (web form and phone based) for IT
administrators
Sign-In Tool for single sign-on capability
Directory Synchronization Tool to help keep on-premise and
online Active Directories in sync
the ability for users to be on mail servers on premises
Migration Tools to help you move current mailbox data into the
online environment
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SharePoint Services
Microsoft offers its SharePoint Services
to aid collaboration efforts
SharePoint Services provides
communities for team collaboration
makes it easy for users to work together on documents, tasks,
contacts, events, and other information
team and site managers can coordinate site contents and user
activity
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SharePoint Components
SharePoint sites are made up of
Web Parts
Windows ASP.NET-based components
Web Parts are designed to be add-ons to web pages
configured by site administrators and users
to create complete page-based applications
SharePoint ships with several ready-to-use Web Parts
but more are expected to be added
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SharePoint and Microsoft office
Document collaboration controls allow to
check in
check out
control document versioning
Microsoft Office System programs use SharePoint site
content for some reasons
A site’s collaborative content—like documents, lists, events, and
so forth—can be read and edited with Microsoft Office Word
Picture editing is also possible
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SharePoint services to Managers
SharePoint also allows managers
to customize the content and layout of sites
site members can access and work with relevant information
Members’ activity can also be monitored and moderated by
managers
For site and serve managers quotas can be set on
storage, sites per server, and users per site
Site usage can be monitored to detect and retire inactive sites
Sites can be customized even by non-developers by using
Microsoft Office FrontPage
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SharePoint Support
Microsoft Outlook allows SharePoint site event calendars
to be viewed side by side with personal calendars
SharePoint sites are places where teams can
participate in discussions
shared document collaboration, and surveys
SharePoint Services can scale to
thousands of sites within an organization
SharePoint supports
load-balanced web farms and clustered database deployments
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Microsoft Dynamics CRM
Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online is
an on-demand customer relationship management service
hosted and managed by Microsoft
This Internet service delivers
a full suite of marketing, sales, and service capabilities through a
web browser or directly into Microsoft Office and Outlook
It provides “instant-on” access to businesses that want a full-
featured CRM solution with no IT infrastructure investment or
setup required
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Dynamics CRM offerings
Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online supplements
Microsoft’s software plus services strategy for delivering
integrated business solutions over the Internet
it is a part of Microsoft’s multibillion-dollar investment in global
datacenters
In addition to full access through a zero-footprint browser
client
the new service delivers marketing, sales, and service
information within a native Microsoft Office experience
It is integrated with desktop tools that employees use every day
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Dynamics CRM Services
Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online is initially packaged in
two service offerings:
Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online Professional delivers a full
suite of CRM capabilities with extensive configurability and
extensibility options
Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online Professional Plus delivers all
the capabilities of the Professional version plus offline data
synchronization with expanded data storage, workflow, and
customization options that give businesses 20GB of data
storage, 200 configurable workflows, and 200 custom entities
