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Cloud Computing

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Agenda What is Cloud Computing?

Cloud Computing Landscape

Cloud Computing: Pros and Cons

Cloud Implementation case studies

How does cloud computing work?

What is Software as a Service (SaaS)?

What is Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)?

Types of cloud

Risks in cloud

The bigger picture

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Computing using dynamically scalable & virtualized resources, provided as a service over the Internet.

Cloud computing is the delivery of computing as a service rather than a product, whereby shared resources, software, and

information are provided to computers and other devices as a utility (like the electricity grid) over a network (typically the

Internet).

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What is Cloud Computing?

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Cloud ClientsWeb browser, mobile app, clients

PaaSDatabase, web server,

deployment toolsIaaS

Virtual machines, storage, networks

SaaSCRM, Email, games, virtual

desktopApplication

Platform

Infrastructure

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Pros and ConsPros – Low cost of entry and replacement

Enterprise infrastructure

Outsourced maintenance

Browser based - access from anywhere

Speed of Deployment

What you get – Monthly access charges and updated software

High Availability – typically 99.9%

Not my hardware

Work, Office, Remote is same experience

Reduced costs

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Cons

Customization levels vary

Requires constant Internet access

Feature availability

Loss of control

What you get –

Mostly one size fits all

Few, if any, offline options

On-premise usually is more feature rich

Outages not always convenient

Pros and Cons

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Scenario 1 – Microsoft CRM 15 users

Challenge – Implement new sales force automation using Microsoft CRM

Solutions cost comparison:

Traditional On-Premise (Software) - $20,041.00 + $3600 per year

Microsoft CRM Online (Software) - $660.00/month

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Scenario 2 – Email - Hybrid

Challenge – Solving Email Database Growth

Solution: Offload some users to Exchange Online and maintain others on-premise

How: Exchange Online allows for co-existence with your on-premise Exchange server

Cost: $5/user/month

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Scenario 3 – Application Publishing Challenge – Publish a new Application to thin-clients or older PCs

including Remote Users

Solution: Place Application for Remote Access in the cloud using IaaS for

How: Using Windows Server 2008 R2, XenApp to publish the applications via secure web portal

Cost: $45/user/month

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Scenario 4 – Hosted Servers for ERPChallenge – Implement new ERP system

Solutions cost comparison:

Traditional On-Premise (H&S) - $23,535.00

Hosted ERP Cost (H&S) - $628.00/month

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Scenario 5 – Document ManagementChallenge – In the Cloud Document Management

Solution: Custom SharePoint Document Management System

How: Using Windows Server 2008 R2, SQL Server to publish the applications via Direct Access

Cost: $20/user/month

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How Does Cloud Computing Work?

Typical “as a Service” offerings:

Software (SaaS) – Applications offered as a subscription, hosted by the ISV or a third party

Infrastructure (IaaS) – Servers or network services offered by enterprise datacenters

Platform (PaaS) – Offloading computing power, development and database services

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How Does Cloud Computing Work?

Typical “as a Service” offerings:

Software (SaaS) – Microsoft Online Services, Google Docs, SalesForce CRM

Infrastructure (IaaS) – Directory Services, Storage, Security, Virtual Servers, Backups, DR

Platform (PaaS) – Amazon Elastic Cloud Compute, Microsoft Azure, Google App Engine

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What is SaaS?

Example: “Software as a Service” offering from Microsoft – Business Productivity Online Standard (BPOS) Suite

–$10/month/user subscription license includes –

Exchange Online – 25 GB Exchange email account

SharePoint Online – 250 MB storage intranet access

Office Communications Online – Instant Messaging

Live Meeting – Web meetings and conferencing

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VS. On Premise 4 Year Cost - $35,540.00

Example: “Infrastructure as a Service”

– Hosted Application Server

$45/user/month subscription license includes –

“Application of your choice” Published via Citrix XenApp

50 Gb data storage

Secured to your VPN

Includes: Office 2010 STD, Anti-virus, Backups

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What is IaaS?

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What is Google doing?

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What is Microsoft doing?

Your Software

Application

Microsoft Visual StudioDevelopment Environment

Your CloudApplication

Developer Services

XML

SOAP

REST

PartnerApplications

and Web Services

Developers

End UsersXML

SOAP

REST

Coming Soon

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Risks in cloud

#1 Data Breaches:

#2 Data Loss:

#3 Account or Service Traffic Hijacking (credentials)

#4 Insecure Interfaces and APIs (third party)

#5 Denial of Service (for customer)

#6 Malicious insiders

#7 Abuse of Cloud Services

#8 Insufficient Due Diligence

#9 Sharing Technology Vulnerabilities

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