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Cloud Computing

The seminar discusses cloud computing, highlighting its advantages over traditional hosting methods, such as reduced costs and improved resource management. It explains various cloud models (public, private, hybrid, and community) and service models (SaaS, PaaS, IaaS), as well as key characteristics like elasticity and on-demand self-service. Additionally, it addresses security and privacy concerns related to data storage in the cloud.
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Cloud Computing

The seminar discusses cloud computing, highlighting its advantages over traditional hosting methods, such as reduced costs and improved resource management. It explains various cloud models (public, private, hybrid, and community) and service models (SaaS, PaaS, IaaS), as well as key characteristics like elasticity and on-demand self-service. Additionally, it addresses security and privacy concerns related to data storage in the cloud.
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CLOUD COMPUTING
Before cloud computing

Suppose you want to host a website, these are these are the following things you
need to do

Buy a stack of servers.

Keeping the peak traffic in mind ,by more servers.

Monitoring and Maintaining of your servers.


Disadvantages

• If you consider costs then this setup is expensive

• Troubleshooting problems can be tedious and may conflict with your business goals

• Since traffic is varying, your servers will be idle most of time.


Why cloud

• Lot of data !

• Where do I store it ?

• Running out of hard drive space


What is cloud?
The term cloud refers to a network or internet. In other words cloud is something
which is present at remote location. Cloud can provide services over network, i.e on
public networks or on private networks.
What is Cloud Computing

Cloud computing is the delivery of different services through the Internet.

• Storing data/applications on remote servers

• Processing data/applications from servers

• Accessing data/applications via internet


Deployment models

Public cloud:
• A service provider makes resources, such as applications and storage available to
general public over the internet.
• Easy and inexpensive set up because hardware, application and bandwidth costs
are covered by the provider.
• No wasted resources because you pay for what you use.
Private cloud:
• Offers hosted services to a limited number of people behind firewall, so it
minimizes the security concerns.
• It gives the companies direct control over the data.
Hybrid cloud:
• A cloud computing environment which uses a mix of private cloud, third party,
public cloud services.
• It helps to use the best of both clouds.

Community cloud :
• Community cloud allows sharing of computing infrastructure in between
organizations of same society.
• Community cloud contains many organizations with similar background share the
infrastructure and related resources.
Service models

Cloud computing is based on the content of services provided is divided into three
Conceptual categories namely,

1. Software as a Service(SaaS)
2.Platform as a Service(PaaS)
3.Infrastructure as a service(IaaS)
Software as a Service(SaaS):
• Cloud providers leases applications or softwares which are owned by them to its
clients.
ex: Salesforce.com provides the CRM(Customer Relation Management) on a cloud
infrastructure to its client and charges them for it, but
the software is owned by the Salesforce company only.
Platform as a Service(PaaS):
• No control over underlying architecture including operating system, storage,
servers etc.
• The cloud provider gives the ability to the customer to deploy customer created
apps using programming languages, tools etc. that are provided by the cloud
provider.
Infrastructure as a service(IaaS):
• Provides virtualized computing resources over the internet.
• No worries about underlying physical machine.
• Abstract the user from physical machine.
Service models
Security and privacy issues in data storage:
Confidentiality
• Data confidentiality means accessing the data only on authorized users and is
strongly related to authentication. In another way confidentiality means keeping
users data secret in the cloud systems.
Integrity
• Integrity of data means to make sure that the data has not been changed by an
unauthorized person or in an unauthorised way. As cloud computing supports
resource sharing, there is a possibility of data being corrupted by unauthorised
users.
Availability
• Availability refers to being available and accessible to authorized users. The aim
of availability in cloud computing is that its users can use them at any place and at
any time.
Characteristics of cloud computing

• Brisk elasticity: Elasticity is very important feature of cloud computing. We make


user to think that they have unlimited resources available at any time in any
quality.
• On Demand self-service: A user can ask for only those services required by the
individual.
• Measured service: Services are measured in terms of quality. Services are charged
according to the quality offered to the clients.
• Broad network access: Cloud computing is totally based on the internet as it act
as backbone of cloud concept. Using different protocols all services over network
are consumed
• Resource pooling: Resources like storage, infrastructure, bandwidth etc. are
assigned to clients independent of the location.
Benefits of using cloud infrastructure

• Lower computer Costs

• Improved performance

• Reduced software costs

• Instant software updates


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