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Group Members

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(1)Rachit Aggarwal (0706810079)

(2) Raghukul Bhardwaj (0706810080)

(3) Sanjeev Kr. Singh (0706810093) (4) Shubhanshu Sharma(0706810101)


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O u t l i ne

What is Cloud Computing ?

VIRTUALIZATION

Why Cloud Computing? Cloud Architecture

How it Works

Pros and Cons of Cloud Computing Project Category

Modules

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D e f i n i t i o n s

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moving computing and data away

from the desktop and the portable PC

and simply displaying the results ofcomputing that takes place in a

centralized location and is then

transmitted via internet to users screen.

- John Markoff

(NY Times Blog)


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Cloud computing is a general term for

anything that involves delivering hosted

services over the Internet.

-whatis.com


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It is a paradigm in which information is permanently

stored in servers on the Internet and cached

temporarily on clients that include desktops,

entertainment centers, table computers, notebooks,wall computers, handhelds, etc.

-IEEE


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the idea of relying on Web-based

application and storing data in the

CLOUD of the internet.

-MIT Technology Review


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It is a paradigm shift whereby details

are abstracted from the users who no

longer need knowledge of, expertisein, or control over the technology

infrastructure "in the CLOUD" that

supports them.

-Wikipedia


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It starts with the premise that the data

services and architecture should be on

the servers. We call it CloudComputing they should be in a

CLOUD somewhere.

-Eric Schmidt(Chairman/CEO of Google

Inc)


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In June 2009, a study conducted by VersionOne

found that 41% of senior IT professionals actually

don't know what cloud computing is and two-thirds

of senior finance professionals are confused by theconcept, highlighting the young nature of the

technology.


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Cloud is simply a metaphor

for the internet

Users do not have or need

knowledge, control, ownership

in the computer infrastructure

Users simply rent or access the

software, paying only for whatthey use


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Concept dating back to the 1960s by John McCarthy,

a computer scientist, brought up the idea that

"computation may someday be organized as a public

utility

Idea that revolutionized Cloud Computing:

Utility computing

Grid computing In some ways, the cloud is a natural next step from

the grid-utility model, said Frank Gens, an analyst at

the research firm IDC


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V i r t u a l i z a t i o n

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A software implementation of a machine thatexecutes programs like a real machine.

Virtualization is something which is not REAL,

but displays the full qualities of the REAL.


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Back to main line

W h y C l o u d C o m p u t i n g ?


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Services Provided by Cloud Computing

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Platform as a Service

Provides all the facilities necessary to support the

complete process of building and delivering web

applications and services, all available over theinternet

Infrastructure providers can transparently alter the

platforms for their customers unique needs

Google App Engine, Heroku, Mosso, Engine Yard,

Joyentor force.com (SalesForce platform) are few of

the examples of service providers.


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Infrastructure as a Service

Defined as delivery of computer infrastructure as a

service Fully outsourced service so businesses do not have to purchase servers,

software or equipment

Infrastructure providers can dynamically allocate

resources for service providers Service providers offer this service to end users

Allows cost savings for the service providers, since they do not need tooperate their own datacenter

Ad hoc systems allow quick customization to consumer demands


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How it works


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How it works

Five step are needed

Step 1: First you should decide which technology

will be the basis for your on-demand application

infrastructure.

Step 2: Determine what delivery infrastructure

you will used to abstract the application

infrastructure.

Step 3: Prepare the network infrastructure.

Step 4: Provide visibility and automation of

management tasks.


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Step 5: Integrate all the moving parts, such that

the infrastructure and realizes the benefits of

automation, abstraction and resource sharing.

All the implementation part will be performed as

par as the research paper published latest in dec

2009

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Tplatform: A cloud computing platform

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C loud Compu t i ng P r o s

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Reduced Hardware equipment for end users

Improved Performance

Lower Hardware and Software Maintenance

Instant Software Updates Accessibility

Less Expensive

Better Collaboration

Pay for what you use Flexible

Need not invest on multiple licensing


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Cloud Computing Cons

Security Issues (#1 concern)

Internet connection

Too many platforms

Location of Servers

Time for Transition

Speed


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PROJECT CATEGORY

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While developing a project, it is very important to define thecategory of such project. As for as this application is concern, thisapplication can be categorized in the category of RDBMS andOOPS because this application is built to perform and deliver the

primary features of RDBMS and OOPS. Various features ofDatabase are used to maintain the database. As this application isto be built using DOTNET, so all the basic and primary concepts ofOOPS are used.

It is a web application that can be run on internet or on any othernetwork.

Its front end is GUI (graphics use interface).

Its back end is RDBMS (relational database management system).


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MODULES ANDTHEIRDESCRIPTION

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Login Module

Admin Module

Operator Module

Client Module

Application Module

Feedback Module


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LOGIN MODULE:

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The system has three types of user logins (Admin,

Client, and Operator). ADMIN is able to see all the

queries and the referred solutions or remedies. It

manages all the information uploaded and putscurb on it. Operator is able to see the queries made

by the client and puts his suggestions in the reply.


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ADMIN MODULE

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It includes:-

Administrator designation.

Control over the database

Updating information

Authenticating client


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CLIENT MODULE:

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It includes:-

Client login and information gathering

Retrieving queries.

Posting feedback


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OPERATOR MODULE:

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It includes:-

Expert login and answering queries

Posting new solutions and preventions.

Interacting with affected client.


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APPLICATION MODULE

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This module has information like:-

Organization information

Event information

Promotion of policies

Guidance and suggestions


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Software Requirement

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Operating System :WINDOWS XP/WINDOWS 7/WINDOWS2000

Scripting Language : JAVASCRIPT

Front-End Language :ASP.NET

Business- Language : C#

Back-End : SQL-SERVER2005

Mark-up Language : HTML4.0, DHTML

Web-Server : IIS


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Hardware Requirement

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Processor : Pentium-IV

RAM :1 GB

Hard Disk : 160 GB


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BIBLIOGRAPHY

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloud_computing

http://searchcloudcomputing.techtarget.com

http://www.wikinvest.com/concept/Cloud_Computing


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