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Cloud computing allows businesses to take advantage of elastic, on-demand computing resources and pay only for what they use. It provides businesses with cost savings, flexibility, scalability and high availability compared to maintaining their own on-premise IT infrastructure. The document discusses various cloud computing services including compute, storage, databases and others. It provides examples of how businesses can use these services to scale their operations more efficiently. Finally, it addresses some common concerns around security and privacy when using cloud platforms.
Essel softwarengg
- 1. Take Advantage of Cloud Computing How Your Business Can IAS RESEARCH IASR-The Engineering Company Souradeep Datta, Boris Reisig
- 2. First, What the heck is Cloud Computing First, what the is Cloud Computing?
- 3. Let’s use a simple analogy Say you just moved to a city, and you’re looking for a place to live
- 4. You can either Build a house or Rent an apartment
- 5. If you build a house, there are a few important decisions you have to make…
- 6. How big is the house? are you planning to grow a large family? Remodel, addition typically cost a lot more once the house is built
- 7. But, you get a chance to customize it tile flooring Roof floor plan landscaping windows lighting
- 8. Once the house is built, you’re responsible for maintenance Hire Landscaper ElectricianPlumber Pay property tax Electricity Water
- 9. Let’s look at renting?
- 10. Consider a builder in your city builds a massive number of apartment units
- 11. A unit can easily be converted into a 2,3,4 or more units
- 12. You make a fewer, simpler decisions You can start with one unit and grow later, or downsize
- 13. But… You do not have a lot of options to customize your unit
- 14. However, this builder will provides you with high quality infrastructure high speed Internet high capacity electricity triple pane windows green materials
- 15. No need to worry about maintenance cost No need to Hire landscapers, electricians, plumbers
- 16. Just pay your rent and utilities Pay as You Go
- 17. Let’s translate to Cloud Computing?
- 18. Let’s Look At Life Without Cloud Computing aka Today
- 19. IT Staff Data Center Support Software License, Development, Maintenance Typical IT Cost Structure
- 20. As the business expands… …need to expand your data center
- 21. Business Contraction Means…. Increasingly Unused Computing Power But…
- 22. Global Expansion? Better start investing computing infrastructure in that region (gov regulation, performance)
- 23. You are in full control over Applications Data Security Privacy
- 24. Typically, majority of cost structure is from labor cost (IT, Support) High Fixed Cost
- 25. Now, Let’s look what cloud computing could do for you
- 26. There are many services you can use for your IT needs Let’s look at 3 major services
- 27. Virtually Unlimited Computing Power use only what you need
- 28. Example We can increase computing power from 2 units to N in minutes, with a simple configuration change. We can also decrease it as quickly and easily too
- 29. Scenarios Computing Elasticity Business Expansion Traffic Spike because of Media Coverage Short-term research Business contraction
- 30. Typical Compute Pricing Per Hour (Elapsed Time) $0.10 - $1.00 Computer running 24 hour a day costs as low as $72/month depends on server specifications
- 31. Virtually Unlimited Storage For storing your documents, files
- 32. Example You can upload, download as many files as you want, delete or backup unused files to reduce cost
- 33. ScenariosCloud Store File Sharing, Collaboration Multimedia storage Backup /Archival
- 34. Typical Cloud Storage Pricing $0.15 Per GB/Per Month Storing Upload Download $0.10 Per GB $0.15 Per GB
- 35. Virtually Unlimited (Structured) Data databases updates queries transactions relational entity base
- 36. Example Create as many databases as you need
- 37. ScenariosCloud Data Running day-to-day business operations Sales data Customer data Employee data Inventory data Large research
- 38. Typical Cloud Data Pricing $9 1 GB/Per Month Database Size Others use per hour metering
- 39. There are a few more Cloud Services Machine Image private cloudQueue Federation Web Services
- 40. and you can pick and choose one or more cloud services Even you can mix the cloud providers Now, we’re cooking!
- 41. Storage Bandwidth Compute Your IT costs would likely to be mostly variable costs
- 42. Talking to your cloud services Typically done via standard, simple, modern protocols and formats HTTP REST JSON XML
- 44. You choose where they reside Although data and computing are accessible everywhere
- 45. But, in order to be flexible and elastic, the platforms on which you build applications have limited feature sets
- 46. Server Crash Monitoring Data Replication Network Outage Catastrophic Events Cloud providers would provide heavy lifting
- 47. All of these require MASSIVE data centers and capital investments Easily measured in billions (US$)
- 48. Only a handful of major players can build the infrastructure
- 49. How My Business Can Take Advantage of Cloud Computing
- 50. Compute Data Files Clients Clients The best model to put all services in the cloud If you can start over..
- 51. You’ve seen this model works well many times before 55 millions 300 millions …and many others
- 52. facebook 14 million videos uploaded monthly 140 million daily status updates 2 billion pictures uploaded monthly 300 million users 70% users outside US
- 53. 1 engineer million users 1 ratio If we could be just 1% as efficient… All of these are done with
- 54. Of course, that’s not that easy You may already have millions lines of code that run your business
- 55. People try to put the puzzle together Traditional Software Cloud Computing
- 56. Mix #1: Private Cloud Existing IT Infrastructure Cloud
- 57. Mix #2: Hybrid Model Existing IT Infrastructure Cloud Data/Storage Computing/Applications Example, accessing cloud data from existing infrastructure
- 58. Does mix them together worth doing?
- 59. Now, it’s time to simplifyyour business
- 60. We’ve been on this road many times before It’s painfulfirst, but at the end, we come ahead
- 61. Let’s look at a few examples down to memory lane Often simpler technology can compete and win against superior technology
- 63. Protocol heavy feature rich lightweight simple CORBA DCOM RPC JSON RESTSOAP
- 65. this is your business this is the cloud platform How do I jump? Or Should I?
- 66. Second part of the presentation will address just that Simplifying Your Business On the Cloud
- 67. …and address Elephant in the room too Security Privacy Identity
- 68. In Summary…
- 69. Cloud platform provides you with Cost Elasticity Power Elasticity High Availability Scalability Global Ready Long term Cost Reduction
- 70. Business Application of Cloud • How Cloud Computing Can help Essel – Enterprise Collaboration- – ERP/CRM – Network Management • • Solution Architecture • Value Chain • Security Issues
- 71. Network Management • A Network Management can Monitor and examine 24*7 all the critical infrastructure • Postgress/Oracle Sql Logs • Router and VPN Outages • Mailserver Outrages • Substation and Smart meter status • Nagios/OPEN-NMS are some examples • Runs on Cloud Computing
- 72. Enterprise Collboration • Agile business Model Requires Multiple Department to collaborate • Reactive Var and Loss Reduction is One such examples • Multiple department and people in Multiple locations can work together • Our Own example can be shown
- 73. Enterprise ERP • Meter Reading and Billing and Maintenance • Can be automated • Adempiere is J2EE solutions • Runs on JBOSS Application server on REDHAT • Opensource and Runs on cloud • Has extensive RESTFUL API to connect with Smart Meter
- 74. Enterprise CRM • CRM IS Critical and share by Multiple department • Runs on Open stack Cloud Platforms • J2EE Based • Integrated with ERP and Network Management using ESB – Enterprise Service Bus(JBOSS) Technology. • Integrated Legacy Database Products
- 75. Internet of Things- Smart Grid • Meter Monitoring • Feeder Monitoring • Inverter and Solar system Monitoring • Transformer Monitoring • Power quality Monitoring • Power theft monitoring • Power quality Monitoring
- 77. Questions and Answers • Non Technical Questions • Technical Questions • Business Value Chain • Other Questions