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Cloud Computing

This document provides an overview of cloud computing. It defines cloud computing as dynamically scalable, virtualized resources delivered as a service over the Internet. It discusses the different types of cloud services including Software as a Service (SaaS), Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), and Platform as a Service (PaaS). The document also outlines some case studies on implementing cloud solutions and compares the costs to traditional on-premise options. Finally, it discusses some risks associated with cloud computing such as data breaches, loss, and hijacking.

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Cloud Computing

This document provides an overview of cloud computing. It defines cloud computing as dynamically scalable, virtualized resources delivered as a service over the Internet. It discusses the different types of cloud services including Software as a Service (SaaS), Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), and Platform as a Service (PaaS). The document also outlines some case studies on implementing cloud solutions and compares the costs to traditional on-premise options. Finally, it discusses some risks associated with cloud computing such as data breaches, loss, and hijacking.

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Cloud

Computing

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Agenda
What is Cloud Computing?
Cloud Computing Landscape
Cloud Computing: Pros and Cons
Cloud Implementation case studies
How does cloud computing work?
What is Software as a Service (SaaS)?
What is Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)?
Types of cloud
Risks in cloud
The bigger picture
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What is Cloud Computing?

Computing using dynamically scalable & virtualized resources,


provided as a service over the Internet.

Cloud computing is the delivery of computing as a service rather


than a product, whereby shared resources, software, and
information are provided to computers and other devices as a
utility (like the electricity grid) over a network (typically the
Internet).

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Cloud Clients
Web browser, mobile app, clients

SaaS
Application
Platform
Infrastructure
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CRM, Email, games, virtual


desktop

PaaS
Database, web server,
deployment tools

IaaS
Virtual machines, storage,
networks

Pros and Cons


Pros

Low cost of entry and replacement


Enterprise infrastructure
Outsourced maintenance
Browser based - access from anywhere
Speed of Deployment

What you get


Monthly access charges and updated software
High Availability typically 99.9%
Not my hardware
Work, Office, Remote is same experience
Reduced costs

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Pros and Cons


Cons
Customization levels vary
Requires constant Internet access
Feature availability
Loss of control

What you get


Mostly one size fits all
Few, if any, offline options
On-premise usually is more feature rich
Outages not always convenient
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Scenario 1 Microsoft CRM 15


users
Challenge

Implement new sales force automation using Microsoft CRM

Solutions cost comparison:

Traditional On-Premise (Software) - $20,041.00 + $3600 per year

Microsoft CRM Online (Software) - $660.00/month

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Scenario 2 Email - Hybrid


Challenge Solving Email Database Growth
Solution: Offload some users to Exchange Online and maintain others
on-premise
How: Exchange Online allows for co-existence with your on-premise
Exchange server
Cost: $5/user/month

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Scenario 3 Application
Publishing
Challenge Publish a new Application to thin-clients or older PCs
including Remote Users
Solution: Place Application for Remote Access in the cloud using
IaaS for
How: Using Windows Server 2008 R2, XenApp to publish the
applications via secure web portal
Cost: $45/user/month

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Scenario 4 Hosted Servers for


ERP
Challenge Implement new ERP system
Solutions cost comparison:
Traditional On-Premise (H&S) - $23,535.00
Hosted ERP Cost (H&S) - $628.00/month

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Scenario 5 Document
Management
Challenge In the Cloud Document Management
Solution: Custom SharePoint Document Management System
How: Using Windows Server 2008 R2, SQL Server to publish the
applications via Direct Access
Cost: $20/user/month

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How Does Cloud Computing


Work?
Typical as a Service offerings:
Software (SaaS) Applications offered as a subscription, hosted by
the ISV or a third party
Infrastructure (IaaS) Servers or network
enterprise datacenters

services offered by

Platform (PaaS) Offloading computing power,


and database services
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development

How Does Cloud Computing


Work?
Typical as a Service offerings:
Software (SaaS) Microsoft Online Services, Google Docs,
SalesForce CRM
Infrastructure (IaaS) Directory Services, Storage, Security,
Virtual Servers, Backups, DR
Platform (PaaS) Amazon Elastic Cloud Compute, Microsoft
Azure, Google App Engine
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What is SaaS?
Example: Software as a Service offering from Microsoft Business
Productivity Online Standard (BPOS) Suite

$10/month/user subscription license includes


Exchange Online 25 GB Exchange email account
SharePoint Online 250 MB storage intranet access
Office Communications Online Instant Messaging
Live Meeting Web meetings and conferencing
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What is IaaS?
VS. On Premise 4 Year Cost - $35,540.00
Example: Infrastructure as a Service
Hosted Application Server
$45/user/month subscription license includes
Application of your choice Published via Citrix XenApp
50 Gb data storage
Secured to your VPN
Includes: Office 2010 STD, Anti-virus, Backups
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What is Google doing?

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What is Microsoft doing?


Developer
Services
SOA
P
RES
T

Your
Software
Applicati
on

XML

Partner
Application
s
and
Web
Services

SOA
P
RES
T
XML

Microsoft Visual Studio


Development
Environment

Developers
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Your Cloud
Application

Coming Soon

End Users

Risks in cloud
#1 Data Breaches:
#2 Data Loss:
#3 Account or Service Traffic Hijacking (credentials)
#4 Insecure Interfaces and APIs (third party)
#5 Denial of Service (for customer)
#6 Malicious insiders
#7 Abuse of Cloud Services
#8 Insufficient Due Diligence
#9 Sharing Technology Vulnerabilities
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