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The document discusses different deployment models: 1) Private cloud can be on-premise or outsourced. On-premise is managed internally and has better security but higher costs, while outsourced shifts management to a third party and has weaker security protections. 2) Public cloud exists off-premise at a provider and has strong scalability and affordability but weaker security than private cloud. 3) Each model has different suitability factors around security, costs, flexibility, and control that organizations should consider for their needs.

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9 - Session 9

The document discusses different deployment models: 1) Private cloud can be on-premise or outsourced. On-premise is managed internally and has better security but higher costs, while outsourced shifts management to a third party and has weaker security protections. 2) Public cloud exists off-premise at a provider and has strong scalability and affordability but weaker security than private cloud. 3) Each model has different suitability factors around security, costs, flexibility, and control that organizations should consider for their needs.

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Session 4

Deployment models(Part 1)
Objectives

• Private cloud
• Public cloud
Introduction
Private Cloud’s
Characteristics
• Secure: Usually the private cloud is deployed and managed by the
organization itself, and hence there is least chance of data being
leaked out of the cloud.
– In the case of outsourced cloud, the service provider may view the cloud
(though governed by SLAs), but there is no other risk from anybody else
as all the users belong to the same organization.
• Central control: The organization mostly has full control over the
cloud, private cloud is managed by the organization
• Weak SLAs: Formal SLAs may or may not exist in a private cloud
– But if they exist they are weak as it is between the organization and the
users of the same organization
Private cloud’s Suitability

• Require a separate cloud for their personal or official use.


• The organizations or enterprises that have a sufficient amount of
funds as managing and maintaining a cloud is a costly affair
• Consider data security to be important
• Want autonomy and complete control over the cloud
• Have a less number of users
• Have prebuilt infrastructure for deploying the cloud and are ready for
timely maintenance of the cloud for efficient functioning
• Special care needs to be taken and resources should be available
for troubleshooting
The private cloud platform is
not suitable for the following
• The organizations that have high user base
• The organizations that have financial constraints
• The organizations that do not have prebuilt infrastructure
• The organizations that do not have sufficient manpower to
maintain and manage the cloud
Private cloud classification

• According to NIST [4], the private cloud can be classified


into several types based on their location and
management:
– On-premise private cloud
– Outsourced private cloud
On-Premise Private Cloud

• On-premise private cloud is a typical private cloud that is


managed by a single organization. Here, the cloud is
deployed in organizational premises and is connected to
the organizational network
On-Premise Private Cloud
issues
• Base on the textbook on page 49 explain some issues of
On-Premise Private Cloud
Outsourced Private Cloud

• The outsourced private cloud has a cloud outsourced to a


third party. A third party manages the whole cloud.
• Everything is same as usual private cloud except that
here the cloud is outsourced.
Outsourced Private Cloud
issues
• Comparing outsources private cloud issues with on
premise private cloud issues. In you opinion which one is
the most important: SLA, Network, Security and privacy,
Laws, Location, Performance, Maintenance?
Private cloud’s advantages

• The cloud is small in size and is easy to maintain.


• It provides a high level of security and privacy to the user.
• It is controlled by the organization.
Private cloud’s disadvantages

• For the private cloud, budget is a constraint.


• The private clouds have loose SLAs.
Public Cloud

• The public cloud is the cloud infrastructure that is


provisioned for open use by the general public. It may be
owned, managed, and operated by a business, academic,
or government organization, or some combination of them
• It exists on the premises of the cloud provider
• Some of the well-known examples of the public cloud are
Amazon AWS [5], Microsoft Azure [6], etc
Public Cloud’s Characteristics

• Highly scalable
– The resources in the public cloud are large in number and the
service providers make sure that all the requests are granted
• Affordable:
– The public cloud is offered to the public on a pay-as-you-go basis;
hence, the user has to pay only for what he or she is using
• Less secure
– The public cloud is less secure out of all the four deployment models.
This is because the public cloud is offered by a third party and they
have full control over the cloud. Though the SLAs ensure privacy,
still there is a high risk of data being leaked
Public Cloud’s Characteristics

• Highly available: The public cloud is highly available


because anybody from any part of the world can access
the public cloud with proper permission, and this is not
possible in other models as geographical or other access
restrictions might be there
• Stringent SLAs: Providers follow the SLA strictly and
violations are avoided. These SLAs are very competitive
Public Cloud’s Suitability

• The requirement for resources is large, that is, there is


large user base
• The requirement for resources is varying
• There is no physical infrastructure available
• An organization has financial constraints
The public cloud is not
suitable, where the following
• Security is very important. applies
• Organization expects autonomy
• Third-party reliability is not preferred
Public Cloud’s Issues

• Students work in group to discuss those issues, the


factors can be found on page 54 of the book
Public Cloud’s advantages

• There is no need of establishing infrastructure for setting


up a cloud.
• There is no need for maintaining the cloud.
• They are comparatively less costly than other cloud
models.
• Strict SLAs are followed.
• There is no limit for the number of users.
• The public cloud is highly scalable
Public Cloud’s disadvantages

• Security is an issue.
• Privacy and organizational autonomy are not possible.
Summary

• The types and characteristics of


– Private cloud
• On Premise private cloud
• Outsourced private cloud
– Public cloud
References

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