PPT-Cloud Computing Tutorial

Christophe Poulain Yogesh Simmhan Bora Beran Introduction to Cloud Computing IT resources provided as a service Compute storage databases queues Clouds leverage economies of scale of commodity hardware. An In-Depth Discussion. Introductions. Nathaniel Gates – President of Cloud49, Anchorage . AK. Nathaniel Gates is a lifelong Alaskan who understands the unique challenges businesses face operating in the Last Frontier. Nathaniel has worked in multiple industries including petroleum, oilfield services, government contracting and at Alaska Native Corporations. Nathaniel has held nearly every IT position at some time during his career, from desktop support technician to the Chief Information Officer of a billion-dollar corporation. This diversity of duties and experience has uniquely equipped Nathaniel to accurately gauge business requirements and implement appropriate technological solutions for the benefit of the business. . Usage in Geo-Spatial Sciences. Topics. Problem Statement. Define the problem. Significance in context of the course. Key . Concepts. Cloud Computing. Spatial Cloud Computing. Major Contributions of the paper . The IT Technology Solution of the . Future. . Presented by: Chris Tryon. Key Considerations. When Making IT Investments. What does my business need and how . can technology . help me meet my goals?. Dr. Peter DePasquale. The . College of New Jersey. Computer Science. Overview. Introduction to cloud computing. Introduction to Amazon Web Services (AWS). Hands-On portion. Work with your own virtual server (via my AWS account). by. Liang-. Jie. Zhang and . Qun. Zhou. presented by:. Raghu. N . Avula. Introduction. Cloud Computing Open Architecture. “OSI” Model for Cloud Computing. 7 Principles of Cloud Computing Architecture. IT4GIS. Keith T. Weber, GISP. GIS Director. ISU-GIS Training and Research Center. Goal of this presentation. Describe and demystify “The Cloud”. What is it?. How is it different from web services?. . Jared, Lee, Jonathan, Mike. What is this “Cloud Computing”?. Cloud computing is Internet-based computing, whereby shared resources, software, and information are provided to computers and other devices on demand. Michael . Armbrust. Armando Fox. Rean. Griffith. Anthony D. Joseph. Randy H. Katz. Andrew . Konwinski. Gunho. Lee. David A. Patterson. Ariel . Rabkin. Ion . Stoica. Matei. . Zaharia. Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences. from the paper. Abovce the Clouds: A Berkeley View of Cloud Computing (Feb. 2009). Definitions (I). Cloud Computing refers to both the applications delivered as services over the Internet and the scalable hardware and systems software that provide those services. . 3. rd. Year student at University of Eastern Africa, Baraton (UEAB). Microsoft Student Partner. http://twitter.com/mtotowajirani. http://twitter.com/mtotowajirani. How do we give people access to information and other resources that will enable them . SLA Basics. Describes a set of non functional requirements of the service.. Example : RTO time – Return to Operation Time if case of failure. SLO – Service Level Objective. That is, the objective to be achieved.. Mike . Pangburn. Relevance to companies?. Cloud . Computing will be of particular relevance to the following types of firms:. Cash-lean firms. Firms not already heavily invested in previously installed systems/software. Topic . 08 - Mobile Social Cloud Computing. D5627 – I Gede Putra Kusuma Negara, B.Eng., PhD. Outline. Introduction. Mobile Social Cloud Architecture. Resource Sharing in Mobile Social Cloud. Warehousing and Analyzing Social Data Using Cloud. Prof. . Raffaele Montella, Ph.D.. http://raffaelemontella.it. raffaele.montella@uniparthenope.it. Outline - Computing in the Cloud. Introduction. Computing as a service. Virtualization and Containerization.