Cloud Computing Course Stuttgart University 2015 Essay Topics

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
System Center 2012 R2 Overview
Advertisements

What is Cloud Computing? o Cloud computing:- is a style of computing in which dynamically scalable and often virtualized resources are provided as a service.
© 2014 IBM Corporation 15 minutes about IBM Bluemix Karim Abousedera, Bluemix Subject-Matter Expert
Presented by Sujit Tilak. Evolution of Client/Server Architecture Clients & Server on different computer systems Local Area Network for Server and Client.
INTRODUCTION TO CLOUD COMPUTING Cs 595 Lecture 5 2/11/2015.
Plan Introduction What is Cloud Computing?
Cloud Computing Course Stuttgart University 2013 Essay Topics.
Introduction to Cloud Computing
3 Cloud Computing.
Opensource for Cloud Deployments – Risk – Reward – Reality
Cloud Computing. What is Cloud Computing? Cloud computing is a model for enabling convenient, on-demand network access to a shared pool of configurable.
Plan  Introduction  What is Cloud Computing?  Why is it called ‘’Cloud Computing’’?  Characteristics of Cloud Computing  Advantages of Cloud Computing.
1 NETE4631 Course Wrap-up and Benefits, Challenges, Risks Lecture Notes #15.
IBM Bluemix Ecosystem Development Hands on Workshop Section 1 - Overview.
HUSKY CONSULTANTS FRANKLIN VALENCIA WIOLETA MILCZAREK ANTHONY GAGLIARDI JR. BRIAN CONNERY.
Web Technologies Lecture 13 Introduction to cloud computing.
Cisco Consulting Services for Application-Centric Cloud Your Company Needs Fast IT Cisco Application-Centric Cloud Can Help.
Innovative Partnership Solution-Driven Commitment Agile Value Sustainable.
#bluemix - #ibmcloud – Bluemix Girls Night Featuring Bluemix, The Digital Innovation Platform.
Overture Is a Unique Omni-channel E-commerce Platform that Leverages the Power of Microsoft Azure to Orchestrate Every Customer Transaction MICROSOFT AZURE.
Big Data analytics in the Cloud Ahmed Alhanaei. What is Cloud computing?  Cloud computing is Internet-based computing, whereby shared resources, software.
Agility Dev TestDeploy Learn Agility.
Agenda  What is Cloud Computing?  Milestone of Cloud Computing  Common Attributes of Cloud Computing  Cloud Service Layers  Cloud Implementation.
Clouding with Microsoft Azure
READ ME FIRST Use this template to create your Partner datasheet for Azure Stack Foundation. The intent is that this document can be saved to PDF and provided.
Unit 3 Virtualization.
CLOUD ARCHITECTURE Many organizations and researchers have defined the architecture for cloud computing. Basically the whole system can be divided into.
Run Azure Services in your datacenter
11. Looking Ahead.
Chapter 6: Securing the Cloud
Volume Licensing Readiness: Level 100
Avenues International Inc.
Introduction to Cloud Computing
Scalable Web Apps Target this solution to brand leaders responsible for customer engagement and roll-out of global marketing campaigns. Implement scenarios.
Leading New ICT, Making eFinance More Effective.
Accelerate your DevOps with OpenShift by Red Hat
DocFusion 365 Intelligent Template Designer and Document Generation Engine on Azure Enables Your Team to Increase Productivity MICROSOFT AZURE APP BUILDER.
Volume Licensing Readiness: Level 100
What is Cloud Computing - How cloud computing help your Business?
Volume Licensing Readiness: Level 100
What is all the fuss over Containers?
Chapter 18 MobileApp Design
Scalable Web Apps Target this solution to brand leaders responsible for customer engagement and roll-out of global marketing campaigns. Implement scenarios.
Customer Profile (Target)
Chapter 21: Cloud Computing and Related Security Issues
Chapter 22: Cloud Computing Technology and Security
AWS. Introduction AWS launched in 2006 from the internal infrastructure that Amazon.com built to handle its online retail operations. AWS was one of the.
Cloudy with a Chance of Data
Cloud Computing Dr. Sharad Saxena.
In-Class Activity… Cloud Computing.
Fast Deployment in the Cloud Helps Enterprises Take the First Step toward Commerce Freedom MINI-CASE STUDY “You need to be innovative to succeed. So it.
3 Cloud Computing.
TEMPLATE.
Appcelerator Arrow: Build APIs in Minutes. Connect to Any Data Source
IBM Containers Docker in the Cloud
Abiquo’s Hybrid Cloud Management Solution Helps Enterprises Maximise the Full Potential of the Microsoft Azure Platform MICROSOFT AZURE ISV PROFILE: ABIQUO.
Syllabus and Introduction Keke Chen
"Cloud services" - what it is.
Chapter 17: Client/Server Computing
Cloud: everything you wanted to know, but were afraid to ask
Emerging technologies-
Cloud Computing: Concepts
Fundamental Concepts and Models
Agenda Need of Cloud Computing What is Cloud Computing
Microsoft Virtual Academy
Productive + Hybrid + Intelligent + Trusted
Procurement & Contract Management Solution on Azure Helps to Boost Business Performance “Microsoft Azure gives us the cloud infrastructure to quickly and.
Comparison of commercial cloud implementations
Calidad de Conducción y Seguridad Vial
The Database World of Azure
Presentation transcript:

Cloud Computing Course Stuttgart University 2015 Essay Topics

Exams Write a short essay (8-10 pages) on one of the topics below (or a topic of your choice), with 30 minutes presentation Topics: Kloeckner: Discuss the importance of multi-tenancy for PaaS, and the various ways of achieving it in the layers from Virtualization to Middleware. Particular focus on DB Kloeckner: Relaxed consistency – discuss the various approaches described in the papers of Hohpe, DeCandia, Vogels and others. Advantages, disadvantages. Discuss one implementation in detail. Sippli: Microservices – Imagine your are a senior developer in a large organisation, and you are asked to build a new SaaS solution. You‘re free to pick a team of 6 people, and you‘re free to pick whatever technologies you like. – You decide to build this new solution with a Microservices approach. Discuss what skills you would be looking for in your team mates. Explain how you would start and lead your team from the first prototype to the first release of the solution. Discuss which tools you would pick to help you and your team, and why. Sippli: Experiences in building distributed apps in hybrid cloud environments Discuss challenges and solutions of building a hybrid SaaS solution.

Essay Topics continued Kloeckner: Discuss the properties of content-centric applications with an in-depth description of Hadoop and its applications, compare to Google Kloeckner: In-depth description and analysis of MS Azure Kloeckner: Discussion of warehouse scale computing, pros and cons of commodity infrastructure - Barroso/Hoelzl Kloeckner – Discuss the main considerations for performance of clouds Kloeckner – Discuss the major elements of cloud economics (including references like ‘Above the Clouds’ Spatzier: Explain the concept of pattern-based orchestration. What do the terms orchestration and pattern mean in the context of cloud computing. Can you give examples of standard or open source technologies related to pattern-based orchestration, and can you describe the base concepts of those technologies? Spatzier: Can you give an example for container orchestration technology and explain how pattern- based orchestration paradigms are applied? Can you explain the difference between that container orchestration approach and a more generic technology like OpenStack Heat?

Essay Topics continued Simon Moser: Explain the concept the various deployment options"Apps", "Containers" and "VMs" in the context of a PaaS Platform like Bluemix. Give examples of when to pick one deployment option over the other. Also explain on why someone wants to use e.g. dedicated or local bluemix installation over a public one Simon Moser: Explain the various component that a PaaS Platform like Cloud Foundry is made of and, for each of the components, explain what they are responsible for. Compare Cloud Foundry with one other PaaS platform like Heroku, Azure or AWS.

Essay Topics continued Boas Betzler: A retail company is going extending their customer loyalty program to recommend product offerings in their portfolio to customers social media footprint. A crawl&analyze component is pulling information once a week from social media APIs on the internet and matching it to the product portfolio. The application landscape consists of the following components: a web front end with 1 to n stateless servers, a web crawl&analyze component (4 servers, 1 TB storage), a product portfolio and recommendation database (2 servers in cluster, 500 GB storage) and an identity service. Discuss how the components of the application landscape can be mapped to a IaaS. What considerations are there for compute, storage, network? What are the choices and what are the pros and cons? How can a balance between cost and the need to scale be achieved (for example, during holiday season, the number of customer requests to the web front end can increase by a factor of 5)? What additional questions would you ask to better understand the need of the application?

Essay Topics continued Hub: Persisting data when using containerized applications Discuss the possibilities to persist data when using containers. Using plain Docker containers there is the term of Data Volumes and Data Containers, with Bluemix there is also the possibility to include services. Discuss and compare both aspects. Hub: Compare Docker containers to one other existing (and actively developed) container (like rkt or warden) Create and explain a criteria catalog which includes container features but also the developer ecosystem. Compare both container architectures theoretically but also include your practical experience. Breh: Name and describe the requirements from business perspective to the infrastructure management. Discuss how SDE supports these requirements Breh: Describe the resources of an operating model and discuss the role of SDE in the context of operating model improvement

Essay Topics continued Breiter: Explain what is meant by IT Operations Management and discuss the implications of bringing IT Operations Management to Hybrid Clouds from a "Managed From" and "Managed To" perspective. Schneider: For an IT enterprise as a consumer of Cloud Services.. what are the 4 compelling reason to consume cloud services ? Answer Chart 9: Flexible Pricing, Rapid Deployment, Standardized IT Service (highly automated and efficient), Self Service (no interaction with the cloud provider) Schneider: From the market experience, what are 4 (out of 5) situations/moments for IT enterprises to take cloud solutions ? Answer Chart 10: Enterprise Merger and Acquisitions, Service outages, New innovations, IT transformations -Heavy lifting, Create a private Cloud

Essay Topics continued Schulze: Review the OpenStack Architecture Design Guide ( and explain the major design principles of OpenStack to achieve massive scalability. Discuss for each of the OpenStack core components how these design principles are applied. Schulze: Describe the core components of OpenStack and how they interact with each other when two VMs, each with three additional volumes, are deployed using OpenStack Heat. Build your own DevStack environment and create a Heat template for this scenario. Document the Heat template and provide evidence that the Heat template has been successfully deployed into a stack. Averdunk: Discuss the Pro's and Con's of a DevOps culture from an IT Service Management perspective Averdunk: Discuss the benefits of a hybrid management solution compared to individual solutions for each operating environment / platform.

Essay Topics continued Staebler: essay topics on the EA-Patterns to enable companies to go to the cloud and practical consequences on the transformation to the cloud Why are there two totally different general triggers to bring companies into the cloud. Why is according to TOGAF one approach bottom up and why is one approach top down. Please explain and discuss why a TOGAF cycle on the technology layer can be 100% automated if the topology of the middleware and the application landscape is modeled using TOSCA? Please do research about famous internet companies (google, twitter, …) operating in the cloud how – they developed their technology in the last decades to grow their capabilities in the cloud (milestones, technologies, frameworks, …) – they influenced the worlds cloud philosophies – the digital transformation influenced their business