Cloud computing hybrid architecture

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This document discusses virtualization and cloud computing, specifically hybrid cloud architectures. It defines hybrid cloud as a cloud computing environment where an organization provides and manages some resources in-house and has others provided externally from a public cloud provider. The document outlines the key considerations for hybrid cloud planning, examines hybrid cloud architecture which combines a private cloud with at least one public cloud, and discusses the advantages of cost efficiency, isolation, availability and flexibility as well as the disadvantages of data beyond the firewall and greater internal IT maintenance required.

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CLOUD COMPUTING (INRODUCTION)
 Cloud computing is offline computing in which
large groups of remote servers are networked to
allow the centralized data storage, and online
access to computer services or resources.
 Clouds can be classified as :
1. public
2. private
3. hybrid

HYBRID CLOUD
 A hybrid cloud is a cloud computing environment in
which an organization provides and manages some
resources in-house and has others provided
externally.
 For example, an organization might use a public
cloud service, such as :
Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) for
archived data but continue to maintain in-house
storage for operational customer data.

4 KEYS TO HYBRID CLOUD PLANNING
1. Understand your IT architecture and application
needs.
2. Be realistic about the integration challenges
that lie ahead.
3. Factor management tools into the equation.
4. Ramp up organizational skill sets.

EXAMINING HYBRID CLOUD ARCHITECTURE
 So what is a hybrid cloud?
 For starters, it is a composition of at least one
private cloud and at least one public cloud. The
private cloud can be an on-premises private cloud
or a virtual private cloud located outside the
enterprise data center.
 we provide one of the simplest macro views of a
hybrid cloud -- a single on-premises private cloud
and a single off-premises public cloud.

THREE CONSTITUENTS THAT ARE PART OF THE
CLOUD ECOSYSTEM DETERMINE HOW YOU VIEW
THE CLOUD ARCHITECTURE:
 Cloud consumers
 Cloud service provider
 Cloud broker

ADVANTAGES
 Cloud computing can help with cost efficiency--
"Hybrid cloud computing can maximize cost-efficiency,
particularly capital expenditure, through
competition and automated arbitrage.“
 Private cloud computing ensures isolation--
"Hybrid cloud computing enables an enterprise to
balance isolation, cost and scaling requirements,"
 Cloud computing can enable high availability
and resiliency--"Hybrid cloud computing can
improve resiliency and disaster recovery by using
multiple partners,"

 Cloud computing can introduce new
functionality quickly-- "Hybrid cloud computing
makes it easier to introduce new functionality
quickly and more flexibly,“
 Cloud computing ensures a low barrier to entry-
-"Hybrid cloud computing can help an enterprise
build an exit strategy,"

DISADVANTAGES
 main disadvantage of the public cloud is that your
data is out there beyond your firewall.
 the disadvantage of hybrid model is that it requires
that you maintain a greater portion of your IT
infrastructure.

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1. VIRTUALIZATION AND CLOUD COMPUTING Submitted by Abhijeet Singh KE116 A13 11114109

2. HYBRID ARCHITECTURE

3. CLOUD COMPUTING (INRODUCTION)  Cloud computing is offline computing in which large groups of remote servers are networked to allow the centralized data storage, and online access to computer services or resources.  Clouds can be classified as : 1. public 2. private 3. hybrid

5. HYBRID CLOUD  A hybrid cloud is a cloud computing environment in which an organization provides and manages some resources in-house and has others provided externally.  For example, an organization might use a public cloud service, such as : Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) for archived data but continue to maintain in-house storage for operational customer data.

6. 4 KEYS TO HYBRID CLOUD PLANNING 1. Understand your IT architecture and application needs. 2. Be realistic about the integration challenges that lie ahead. 3. Factor management tools into the equation. 4. Ramp up organizational skill sets.

8. EXAMINING HYBRID CLOUD ARCHITECTURE  So what is a hybrid cloud?  For starters, it is a composition of at least one private cloud and at least one public cloud. The private cloud can be an on-premises private cloud or a virtual private cloud located outside the enterprise data center.  we provide one of the simplest macro views of a hybrid cloud -- a single on-premises private cloud and a single off-premises public cloud.

10. THREE CONSTITUENTS THAT ARE PART OF THE CLOUD ECOSYSTEM DETERMINE HOW YOU VIEW THE CLOUD ARCHITECTURE:  Cloud consumers  Cloud service provider  Cloud broker

11. ADVANTAGES  Cloud computing can help with cost efficiency-- "Hybrid cloud computing can maximize cost-efficiency, particularly capital expenditure, through competition and automated arbitrage.“  Private cloud computing ensures isolation-- "Hybrid cloud computing enables an enterprise to balance isolation, cost and scaling requirements,"  Cloud computing can enable high availability and resiliency--"Hybrid cloud computing can improve resiliency and disaster recovery by using multiple partners,"

12.  Cloud computing can introduce new functionality quickly-- "Hybrid cloud computing makes it easier to introduce new functionality quickly and more flexibly,“  Cloud computing ensures a low barrier to entry- -"Hybrid cloud computing can help an enterprise build an exit strategy,"

13. DISADVANTAGES  main disadvantage of the public cloud is that your data is out there beyond your firewall.  the disadvantage of hybrid model is that it requires that you maintain a greater portion of your IT infrastructure.

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