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Cloud Computing

Satish Kumar Jayaram

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Agenda

• What is Cloud?• Need of Cloud?• Pros and Cons of Cloud?• Types of Cloud• Security and Compliance• Cloud Service Providers• How to choose right option?

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What is Cloud?

• Cloud computing means storing and accessing data and programs over the Internet instead of local computer's hard drive or network

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Need of Cloud• Reduce Cost– Capex and OpEx is significantly minimized

• Reduce human resources– Frees valuable resources and focus them on delivery

rather than maintaining hardware and software

• Reduce carbon foot print– $12.3 billion in energy savings and 85.7 million

metric tons of CO2 savings annually by 2020

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Pros and Cons of Cloud

• Pros– Cost saving – Scalability– Hassle free infra maintenance

• Cons– High Latency– Depended on internet– Data Security

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Software as a Service (SaaS)• As a software licensing and delivery model in which software

is licensed on a subscription basis and is centrally hosted

• Example

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Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)• Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) provides access to computing

resource in a virtualized environment.• Example

Amazon Cloud services

Rackspace

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Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)• Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) provides access to computing

resource in a virtualized environment.• Example

Amazon Cloud services

Rackspace

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Cloud Setup

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Cloud Formation

• Private – Company will take up the ownership and other factors, it will be managed within company’s firewall– On premises - infra at own campus– Externally hosted – hosted for one company but handled by

specialists

• Public – Available to general public or large group. Owned and maintained by cloud servicing companies.

• Hybrid – Mixed of both private and public cloud, management responsibilities are divided between public cloud and private cloud.

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Security and Compliance

• Cloud security control is classified under following categories– Deterrent controls - To prevent any purposeful attack on

a cloud system. These controls do not reduce the actual vulnerability of a system.

– Preventative controls – It will safeguard vulnerabilities of the system. cover the attack and reduce the damage and violation to the system's security.

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Security and Compliance

– Corrective controls - reduce the effect of an attack. It take action as an attack is occurring.

– Detective controls – It is used to detect any attacks that may be occurring to the system.

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Security and Compliance

• There are few cloud providers certified with PCIDSS, HIPAA compliance

• Following are the key requirements to meet any compliance– Business continuity and data recovery – Disaster recovery and

data loss should be recoverable

– Logs and audit trails - properly secured, maintained for as long as the customer requires, and are accessible to them

– Unique compliance requirements - The data centers maintained by cloud providers may also be subject to compliance requirements

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Cost Factor• Cost in cloud computing relies on the following characteristics

– A pay-as-you-go model with minimal or no upfront costs

– Usage-based pricing, so that customer costs are based on actual usage

– Scalability, so that customers can dynamically consume more or less resources as and when they required it.

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Cost Factor

• 42% - Money spent on hardware, software, UPS, network and Disaster Recovery arrangements.

• 58% - of cost is involved in heating, air conditioning, property taxes and labor costs.

• Owning a data center is much complicated - Recurring expenses and aging of applications and infrastructure may not meet the business expectation

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Cost Factor

• A sample data study on an education institution for a student management software.

Summary Cloud system

Company XOwn

infrastructureFirst Year Cost $ 12,000 $ 60,000 Ongoing Yearly Vendor Fees $ 10,000 $ 6,000

Ongoing Yearly Hidden Costs $ - $ 17,600 Years of Ownership 5 years 5 yearsTotal Ongoing Yearly Costs $ 40,000 $ 94,400

Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) $ 52,000 $ 154,400

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Cloud Service Providers

• Global vendors– Google – Amazon– Rackspace– Atlassian

• Indian vendors– Control S– Zenith Infotech– Ramco

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How to choose right option

• Following points need to be considered before opting any cloud system

– Know the nature of the applications and the workloads at the core of data centers.

– Tethering infra structure for few people is really a huge cost consuming fact. Analyze the number of users for important applications.

– Back ward compatible systems.

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Take away

• Cloud types– Saas, Paas and Iaas

• Cloud formation types– Private, Public and Hybrid

• Security– Deterrent, Preventative, Corrective and Detective controls

• Compliance– Business continuity and data recovery, logs and audit trial, unique

compliance requirements

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Reference

• Wikipedia• Cloudtutorial• Whatiscloud• Ibm

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