Cloud Computing

Services :

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Presented By :
Vishal Choudhari.
3132022 TE-A
Under the guidance of :
Prof. Shiv Sutar.

Table of Contents:
Introduction.
Literature Survey.
Types of Services.
Cloud computing Services (Basics).
Framework.
Conclusion.
Future Scope.
References.

Introduction
Cloud computing is current buzzword in the market. It is
paradigm in which the resources can be leveraged on per use
basis thus reducing the cost and complexity of service
providers. Cloud computing promises to cut operational and
capital costs and more importantly let IT departments focus on
strategic projects instead of keeping datacentres running. It is a
construct that allows user to access applications that actually
reside at location other than users own computer or other
Internet-connected devices.

Literature Survey

Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability, Authenticity, and Privacy

are essential concerns for both Cloud providers and consumers as
well.

The first immediate benefit of cloud computing is that data and

applications are accessible from any computer on the Internet.

This presentation will cover the services provided by cloud

computing.

Cloud computing is dynamically scalable, device independent,

task centric, & has no fixed cost.

Cloud Computing
Services :
SaaS
PaaS
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IaaS

Cloud Computing
Services :
SaaS (Software as a Service).
PaaS (Platform as a Service).
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IaaS (Infrastructure as a
Service).

Cloud Computing Services

Basics :
Also known as Cloud Computing stack,
Cloud Service Models.

All aaS
- as a Service .
- Pay-as-you-go model like utility.

Who & Why Uses Cloud Computing

Services?

Corporate and government entities utilize cloud

computing services to address a variety of application
and infrastructure needs such as CRM, database,
compute, and data storage.
Unlike a traditional IT environment, where software and
hardware are funded up front by department and
implemented over a period of months, cloud computing
services deliver IT resources in minutes to hours and align
costs to actual usage.
Similarly, consumers utilize cloud computing services to
simplify application utilization, store, share, and protect
content, and enable access from any web-connected
device.

Framework: How do they

fit ?
SaaS
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PaaS

IaaS

Framework: What are

they ?

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SaaS

Software

PaaS

Platform
Infrastructur
e

IaaS

Framework: What do they

offer?

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Software

App

Platform
Infrastructur
e

Language

Machines

Framework: Who are the

people?

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Software

User

Platform
Infrastructur
e

Developer

Administrato
r

SaaS
PaaS
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IaaS

Allows user to run application and

store data online.

SaaS
PaaS
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IaaS

Each offers a different level of

User flexibility and control.

SaaS
PaaS
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IaaS

Allows user to run

Existing online applications

Allows user to create their own

applications

Allows user to run any applications

they please on cloud hardware

SaaS
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Software as a Service

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SaaS is the easiest way to cloud computing.

In which off-the-shelf applications are
accessed over the Internet.
For Example :
-Google Docs and Microsoft Zoho each offer online
spreadsheet, presentation and other packages.
-Pixlr, JayCut and Aviary are some online creation tools.
-Emplyoease , Netsuite and SalesForce are some Web
based business software suite.

SaaS Pros :

Saa
Applications are Free or Paid via Subscription S
Accessible from any computer.
Facilitates collaborative working.

SaaS Cons :
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Security.
Internet Connection.

PaaS
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Platform as a Service

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Provides environment and tools for creating

new online applications.
For Example :
-Google App Engine and Microsoft Azure each offer
online tools for creation of softwares based on respected
OS.
-SalesForce allows user to Build and host the apps for
free.

PaaS Pros :

PaaS

Rapid development at low cost.

Private and/or public deployment.
Automatic Updates, Decreased Cost, Assured
Compatibility .

PaaS Cons :
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Lock-In.
Limited Scalability.

IaaS
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Infrastructure as a Service

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Allows existing applications to be run on

cloud suppliers hardware.
For Example :
-Amazon web services, Rackspace hosting, Go Grid
provides web hostings.

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What exactly happens ?

On-Premises

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On-Cloud.

IaaS Pros :

IaaS
the versioning and upgrades

User is responsible for

of the software developed.(It is also a
disadvantage).

Various pricing models allowing paying only for what

you use.
Can be used on various platforms.
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Elasticity.
IaaS
Cons :
Security features of IaaS may not adequate users
needs.
For faster interactions you need faster internet
connection.

Attributes of Cloud Computing

Services
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Virtualization- cloud computing utilizes server and storage
virtualization extensively to allocate/reallocate resources rapidly.
Multi-tenancy-resources are pooled and shared among multiple users
to gain economies of scale
Network-access- resources are accessed via web-browser or thin
client using a variety of networked devices (computer, tablet,
smartphone)
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On demand-resources are self-provisioned from an online catalogue of

pre-defined configurations
Metering/chargeback-resource usage is tracked and billed based on
service arrangement

Benefits of Cloud Computing

Services :

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Faster implementation and time to value.

Anywhere access to applications and content.

Rapid scalability to meet demand.

Higher utilization of infrastructure investments.

Lower infrastructure, energy, and facility costs.

Greater IT staff productivity and across organization.

Enhanced security and protection of information assets

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Conclusion
Hence, we have studied the cloud computing
services. We also studied its applications and
their necessity.

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Future Scope
Computing is facing another revolution. This time it is
called cloud computing and involves accessing software
applications, data storage and processing power over the
Internet.
Gaining access to computing resources online may not
initially seem that radical a proposition. However, cloud
computing is already starting to turn the software industry
upside down.
The growth of cloud computing therefore threatens the
survival of many software vendors and corporate data
centres.

References:

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Greg Boss, Padma Malladi, Denis Quan, Linda Legregni, Harold Hall, Cloud Computing.

Cloud Computing Security Issues in Infrastructure as a Service (Pankaj Arora, Rubal wadhawan)
www.ijarcsse.com

A Brief guide to cloud computing, Christopher Barnatt.

M. Jensen, J. Schwenk, N. Gruschka, and L. Lo Iacono, On Technical Security Issues in Cloud Computing.
IEEE, 2009.

G. Frankova, Service Level Agreements: Web Services and Security, ser. Lecture Notes in Computer
Science. Berlin, Heidelberg: Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 2007, vol. 4607.

Service Level Agreement and Master Service Agreement, http://www.softlayer.com/sla.html, accessed

on April 05, 2009.

S. Berger, R. Caceres, D. Pendarakis, R. Sailer, E. Valdez, R. Perez, W. Schildhauer, and D. Srinivasan,

Security for the cloud infrastrcture: trusted virtual data center (TVDc).

www.kiskeya.net/ramon/work/pubs/ibmjrd09.pdf

http://www.cloudsecurity.org, accessed on April 10, 2009.

Sampling issues we are addressing, http://cloudsecurityalliance.org/issues.html#15, accessed on April
09, 2009.

Thank You.
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