May 1st,2015 - 8no.s
May 4th,2015 - 10no.s
May 1st,2015 - 8no.s
Cloud Computing, often referred to as simply “The cloud,” is the delivery of On-Demand Computing Resources — everything from applications to Data Centers — over the Internet on a pay-for-use basis.
Elastic Resources — Scale up or down quickly and easily to meet demand
Metered service so you only pay for what you use
Self Service — All the IT resources you need with Self-Service Access
TWO DAY HANDS ON WORKSHOP ON
CLOUD COMPUTING
Day 1 (3 Sessions)
1. Introduction to the cloud
What is a cloud?
Where did the cloud come from? History, evolution, etc.
What a cloud is not: Grid, parallel computing, VM, etc.
Characteristics of cloud computing
2. What makes a cloud?
Storage Virtualization
Application virtualization
Server virtualization
Network virtualization
3. Hands-on demonstration of cloud computing
Creating an account on the cloud
Starting a server instance
Allocating storage and other resources
Deploying an application
4. Cloud Computing Service Models
Infrastructure as a Service (IAAS)
Platform as a Service (PAAS)
Software as a Service (SAAS)
5. Cloud Computing deployment models
Public Cloud
Private Cloud
Community Cloud
Hybrid Cloud
6. Advantages of cloud computing
Cost model change (Capex to Opex only)
Reduction in cost of ownership (TCO)
On-demand scalability
Reliability
Shorter Time to Market
Ease of Use
Reduction in operation overheads
7.Challenges of cloud computing
Security
Data privacy
Performance
Availability
Day 2 (3 Sessions)
8. Cloud providers and their offerings
Amazon
Microsoft
Google
Salesforce.com
8. Amazon Web Services
Services offered by Amazon
Hands-on Amazon
EC2 – Configuring a server, Launching an instance
S3- Allocating storage buckets,
Creating groups, objects and bucket policies
9. Microsoft Windows Azure
Microsoft Windows Azure architecture
Services offered by Microsoft Azure
Hands-on on Azure
Creating and deploying an application on Azure
Migrating an existing application to Azure
Migrating the application’s data to SQL Azure
10.Introduction to Force.com from Sales force
Infrastructure as a service
Database as a service
Integration as a service
Logic as a service
UI as a service
Development as a service
Administering the Cloud
1. Server Provisioning
Capacity planning
How to provision servers in cloud
What type of server do I need?
Best practices
2.Providing Security
VPC (Virtual Private Cloud)
How to ensure security within cloud
Firewall and security groups
3. Backup/Recovery of data
Backups
Backup strategy
Where to save backup
Restore operations
4. High Availability – HA
How to ensure availability
Provisioning across zones (Physical data-centers for availability)
Elastic IPs for high availability
5. Server monitoring and Performance monitoring
Monitoring needed in the cloud
Monitoring tools availability
Performance monitoring
Tweaks to improve performance and availability
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