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Cloud Computing - Basics Part 1

The document provides an introduction to cloud computing, defining it as a system of interconnected virtualized computers that offer unified resources based on service-level agreements. It outlines the major advantages of cloud computing, such as cost-effectiveness, scalability, and security, and describes various service and deployment models including public, private, community, and hybrid clouds. Additionally, it discusses the roles of different actors in the cloud ecosystem and their interactions.

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Cloud Computing - Basics Part 1

The document provides an introduction to cloud computing, defining it as a system of interconnected virtualized computers that offer unified resources based on service-level agreements. It outlines the major advantages of cloud computing, such as cost-effectiveness, scalability, and security, and describes various service and deployment models including public, private, community, and hybrid clouds. Additionally, it discusses the roles of different actors in the cloud ecosystem and their interactions.

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Cloud Computing- Introduction

Adrija Bhattacharya
CSE, HITK

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Cloud Computing
•Cloud is a parallel and distributed computing
system consisting of a collection of inter-
connected and virtualized computers that are
dynamically provisioned and presented as one
or more unified computing resources based on
service-level agreements (SLA) established
through negotiation between the service
provider and consumers

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Current Scenario

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Major Advantages
•Cost-effective
•Unlimited storage space
•Backup and Recovery
•Scalability
•Device diversity
•Faster deployment
•Energy efficiency
•Agility
•Security
•Competitiveness
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NIST Cloud Architecture

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Actors and their Roles

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Interactions

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Usage scenario of Broker

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Usage Scenario of Carrier

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Usage Scenario of Cloud Auditor

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Cloud Consumers

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Cloud Provider’s Activities

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Service Models
•Software as a service (SaaS)
•Cloud platform as a service (PaaS)
•Cloud infrastructure as a service

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Scope of Control

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Deployment Models in Cloud

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Deployment Models
•Cloud may be operated in one of the following
deployment models
– public cloud
– private cloud
– community cloud
– hybrid cloud

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Public Clouds

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Public Clouds
•A public cloud is one in which the cloud
infrastructure and computing resources are
made available to the general public over a
public network
• A public cloud is owned by an organization
selling cloud services, and serves a diverse pool
of clients

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Private Clouds

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Private Clouds
•A private cloud gives a single Cloud Consumer’s
organization the exclusive access to and usage of
the infrastructure and computational resources.
•It may be managed either by the Cloud
Consumer organization or by a third party, and
may be hosted on the organization’s premises
(i.e. on-site private clouds) or outsourced to a
hosting company (i.e. outsourced private
clouds).
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Private Clouds

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Community Clouds
•A community cloud serves a group of Cloud
Consumers which have shared concerns such as
mission objectives, security, privacy and
compliance policy, rather than serving a single
organization as does a private cloud.
• Similar to private clouds, a community cloud
may be managed by the organizations or by a
third party, and may be implemented on
customer premise (i.e. on-site community cloud)
or outsourced to a hosting company (i.e.
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Community (Onsite)

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Community (Outsourced)

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Hybrid Clouds

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Hybrid Clouds
•A hybrid cloud is a composition of two or more
clouds (on-site private, on-site community, off-
site private, off-site community or public)
•All components remain as distinct entities but
are bound together by standardized or
proprietary technology that enables data and
application portability.

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