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The document outlines a graded assignment for the Cloud Data Management course, detailing various topics related to data storage management, security, and virtualization. Students are required to answer specific questions regarding the impact of data storage on business operations, the importance of security, and the differences between on-premises and cloud management. The assignment emphasizes the need for handwritten submissions and is worth a total of 30 marks.

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Tutorial 1

The document outlines a graded assignment for the Cloud Data Management course, detailing various topics related to data storage management, security, and virtualization. Students are required to answer specific questions regarding the impact of data storage on business operations, the importance of security, and the differences between on-premises and cloud management. The assignment emphasizes the need for handwritten submissions and is worth a total of 30 marks.

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Course Title: Cloud Data Management

Course Code: CCA3001


Tutorial-1
Faculty Name: Dr. Virendra Singh Kushwah

Note: 1. This is a graded assignment.


2. All students are required to solve and submit on time.
3. Only Handwritten Tutorial will be considered.

Max Marks: 30 Marks

1. Explain how the management of data storage can impact business continuity and disaster recovery
efforts.
2. Discuss the impact of data storage bottlenecks on business operations and how businesses can
address them.
3. How can businesses capitalize on opportunities arising from adopting advanced data storage
technologies?
4. How does virtualization enhance the effectiveness of data storage systems in reducing costs and
improving scalability?
5. What is the relationship between virtualization and storage services, and how do they work
together to improve IT infrastructure?
6. Explain how different data access protocols (e.g., NFS, CIFS) are used to enable smooth and
efficient data sharing in a networked environment.
7. Discuss the importance of security in data storage. What are the best practices to ensure the
security and integrity of data stored in cloud and virtualized environments?
8. What are the key differences between managing data infrastructures on-premises and in the cloud
or virtualized environments?
9. How does resource allocation in virtual environments impact performance and cost-efficiency?
Provide examples.
10. What does "situational awareness" mean in the context of IT infrastructure management, and why
is it important for managing resources effectively?
11. How does eDiscovery assist in ensuring data compliance and governance, particularly when
dealing with large volumes of unstructured data?
12. Why is performance and capacity planning crucial in managing infrastructure resources?
13. What does "being secure without being scared" mean in the context of data and storage network
security?
14. How can organizations balance the need for robust security with the need for operational
efficiency and user accessibility?
15. What are the most common security threats and risks faced by organizations in managing data
storage and networks?
16. What strategies should organizations adopt to secure data at rest within their storage systems?
17. Explain the concept of data encryption for storage and how it helps protect sensitive information
from unauthorized access.
18. What are the unique security risks associated with using cloud storage, and how can organizations
mitigate them?
19. How does the security approach differ between virtualized environments and physical servers?
20. What are the main challenges in securing virtual desktops, and how do they differ from securing
physical desktops or servers?

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