Cloud Computing
- 1. Cloud ComputingRajesh Kumar MananBN 3374: eBusiness Systems Development
- 2. What Is Cloud Computing?Definition: “Cloud Computing is the movement of all computing into the network of all connected devices...the way to think about how we are going be delivering computing services in the future” – Tim O’Reilly
- 4. Examples of Cloud Applications
- 6. Cloud Computing in Businesshttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7eJdRuDtRk&NR=1
- 8. Information/resource available anywhere with a network connection
- 9. Data is Safer from local hacks
- 10. Cloud hosts back up all information
- 11. Reduced cost
- 12. Different types of CloudsDisadvantagesRelies on a network connection
- 13. Peripheral devices have low compatibility
- 14. Hosting company holds power and control over information
- 15. Physical server located in an unknown location & maintenance/security is host dependantReferenceshttp://googleresearch.blogspot.com/2009/04/cloud-computing-and-internet.html
Editor's Notes
- #3: The Cloud is a metaphor for the internet.Cloud computing is the means of using the internet for your computing needs. For example....
- #4: Infrastructure – Where cloud hosting takes place. Cloud hosting companies have large amounts of server that are offered to customer as fully outsources services. Platform – Application – the software that is installed and accessible on the cloud
- #5: Microsoft office = google docsPhotoshop = splashupMsn Messenger = meeboWindows 7 = Cloudo
- #6: Microsoft office = google docsPhotoshop = splashupMsn Messenger = meeboWindows 7 = Cloudo
- #8: Scalability – easy to grow or shrink your computing power dependant on demand, you just request more/less from hostGrowing or shrinking in size is instant...no need for physical hardwareReduced cost because you only pay for as much as you use – like power meter. No capital cost.