An introduction to the principles of Cloud Computing
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| show | On-demand availability of computer system resources, especially compute and storage, without direct active management by the user
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| show | RAM - memory
CPU - compute
Storage - data
Databases - structured data
Networking - switch, router
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| show | Using cloud resources owned and operated by themselves; secure and optimised to their requirements - not publicly accessible
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| show | Using cloud resources owned and operated by a third party and rented to multiple businesses;
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| show | Retaining some on-prem services while branching out into using public/private cloud services
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| What are the five principles of Cloud Computing? | show 🗑
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| show | Regions - Availability Zones (at least 2, used to deploy infra) - Data Centres (at least 2, connected with high bandwidth network with redundant power) - Edge Locations
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| show | Local data protection laws
Availability of services
Cost of services
Proximity to user-base
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| Define IaaS | show 🗑
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| Define PaaS | show 🗑
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| show | A business rents a fully-operational application as a service
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| show | PAYG
Compute - pay for compute time
Storage - pay for data stored in the cloud
Access - pay to transfer data OUT of the cloud
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| What is the Shared Responsibility Model? | show 🗑
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| show | Trade capital expense (CAPEX) for operational expense (OPEX)
Go global in minutes
No need to predict/provision/maintain data centres
High availability, scalability, redundancy
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