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Cloud Computing and Big Data

Cloud computing provides on-demand access to shared computing resources like networks, servers, storage, applications and services over the internet. It enables users and companies to benefit from IT-related capabilities without the costs and complexities of owning and maintaining physical servers or equipment. Big data refers to extremely large and complex datasets that are difficult to process using traditional databases and analysis methods. The integration of cloud computing and big data analytics provides significant advantages like time and cost savings, increased efficiency and flexibility, as cloud infrastructure allows huge datasets to be remotely accessed and analyzed much faster using powerful servers.

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Cloud Computing and Big Data

Cloud computing provides on-demand access to shared computing resources like networks, servers, storage, applications and services over the internet. It enables users and companies to benefit from IT-related capabilities without the costs and complexities of owning and maintaining physical servers or equipment. Big data refers to extremely large and complex datasets that are difficult to process using traditional databases and analysis methods. The integration of cloud computing and big data analytics provides significant advantages like time and cost savings, increased efficiency and flexibility, as cloud infrastructure allows huge datasets to be remotely accessed and analyzed much faster using powerful servers.

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CLOUD COMPUTING and BIG DATA

What is Cloud?
A cloud is a combination of networks,
hardware, services, storage, and interfaces
that helps in delivering computing as a
service.

What is Cloud Computing ?


Cloud computing is an internet based computer
technology. It is the next stage technology that
uses the clouds to provide the services
whenever and wherever the user need it. It
provides a method to access several servers
world wide.

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Why Cloud Computing?

Without Cloud Computing With Cloud Computing

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Benefits of Cloud Computing
 Cloud computing enables companies and
applications, which are system
infrastructure dependent, to be
infrastructure-less.
 By using the Cloud infrastructure on “pay
as used and on demand”, all of us can save
in capital and operational investment!
 Clients can:-
 Put their data on the platform instead of on their
own desktop PCs and/or on their own servers.

 They can put their applications on the cloud and


use the servers within the cloud to do processing
and data manipulations etc.
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Highly Reliable

Agile Easy to Maintain

Pay-Per-Use
Highly Scalable

Multi-Shared Low Cost

Independent of Device
and Location
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Advantages of Cloud Computing

 Lower cost computer users


 Lower IT infrastructure
 Fewer Maintenance cost
 Lower Software Cost
 Instant Software updates
 Increased Computing Powers
 Unlimited storage capacity
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Disadvantages of Cloud Computing

 Requires a constant Internet


connection
 Stored data might not be secured
 Limited control and flexibility
 More risk on information leakage
 Users cannot be aware of the
network
 Dependencies on service suppliers for
implementing data management

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 Use of cloud computing means dependence on
others and that could possibly limit flexibility
and innovation

 Security could prove to be a big issue:


 It is still unclear how safe out-sourced data is and when using these services
 Ownership of data is not always clear.

 Data Centre can become environmental


hazards: Green Cloud

 Cloud Interoperability is still an issue.


Layers of Cloud Computing

 Infrastructure as a service (IaaS):-It provides cloud infrastructure


in terms of hardware as like memory, processor, speed etc.

 Platform as a service (PaaS):It provides cloud application


platform for the developer.

 Software as a service (SaaS)::It provides the cloud applications


to users directly without installing anything on the system.
These applications remains on cloud.
Advantages of IaaS:
Eliminates capital expenses and reduces cost
Improves bussiness community and disaster recovery.
Innovate rapidly
Focus on your core business rather on IT infrastructure.
Increase stability,reliability and supportability.
Better Security.
Advantages of Paas:
Keeps the underlying infrastructure hidden from the developers
and other users.
Provides components such as OS, server,dbase,n/w equipments
etc.
Can be private,public,hybrid or mobile Paas.

Advantages of Saas: No installation needed , support provided


in subscription mode, equipment failure
does not result in data loss.
Components Of Cloud Computing
Big Data

Big Data refers to a collection of data sets so large


and complex. It is impossible to process them with
the usual databases and tools because of its size and
associated numbers. Big data is hard to capture, store,
search, share, analyze and visualize.
Big Data and Cloud
With Software as a Service (SaaS) becoming increasingly popular, keeping up-
to-date with cloud infrastructure best practices and the types of data that can be
stored in large quantities is crucial.
The Difference Between Big Data & Cloud Computing
Although they are technically different terms, they’re often seen together in
literature because they interact synergistically with one another.

Big Data: This simply refers to the very large sets of data that are output by a
variety of programs. It can refer to any of a large variety of types of data, and
the data sets are usually far too large to peruse or query on a regular computer.

Cloud Computing: This refers to the processing of anything, including Big


Data Analytics, on the “cloud”. The “cloud” is just a set of high-powered servers
from one of many providers. They can often view and query large data sets
much more quickly than a standard computer could.
Essentially, “Big Data” refers to the large sets of data collected, while “Cloud
Computing” refers to the mechanism that remotely takes this data in and
performs any operations specified on that data.
The Roles & Relationship Between Big Data & Cloud
Computing
• Cloud Computing providers often utilize a “software as a service” model to allow
customers to easily process data. Typically, a console that can take in
specialized commands and parameters is available, but everything can also be
done from the site’s user interface.
• In turn, Big Data is often generated by large, network-based systems. It can be in
either a standard or non-standard format. If the data is in a non-standard format,
artificial intelligence from the Cloud Computing provider may be used in addition
to machine learning to standardize the data.These data can be harnessed
through the Cloud Computing platform and utilized in a variety of ways.
• The cloud infrastructure allows for real-time processing of Big Data. It can take
huge “blasts” of data from intensive systems and interpret it in real-time.
• The power of the cloud allows Big Data analytics to occur in a fraction of the time
it used to
Big Data & Cloud Computing: A Perfect Match

• Simply having Big Data alone, one can not have huge data sets that have a huge amount of
potential value just sitting there. Using individual computers to analyze them would be either
impossible or impractical due to the amount of time it would take.

• Cloud Computing allows us to use state-of-the-art infrastructure and only pay for the time and
power that we use! Without Big Data, there would be far fewer cloud-based applications, since there
wouldn’t be any real necessity for them.
Advantages of the integration between Cloud Computing
systems and Big Data analysis.

• Significant savings in time and money


• Increased efficiency and flexibility
• Security and privacy

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