Presenter: Vikash Nath MCP, CCNA, MCTS

On-Premise Private Cloud Public Cloud Hybrid Cloud

The word “Cloud” most likely was derived from the image of Cloud that was commonly used for the Internet. Cloud Computing basically means doing all or most of the computing in the Internet without relying on physical resources.

Perimeter security at customer site (physical access) Hardware appliance (firewall, router) Third party softwares(proxy/firewall/router)

Hosted at an enterprise or a service provider site Supports one customer Does not utilize shared infrastructure Connectivity over private network or internet Suited for information that needs a high level of security

Standalone Private Cloud Extend your existing office network Replication for Disaster Recovery

Hosted at a service provider site Supports multiple customers Often utilizes shared infrastructure Supports connectivity over internet Suited for information that is not sensitive Can be cheaper than private cloud

The customer use the provider’s applications on a cloud infrastructure with little to no control over the infrastructure, network, servers, operating systems, storage,etc.

Customer deploys applications using an application development environment and middleware capabilities for specific languages eg java. and doesn’t control infrastructure, servers, OS, or storage but has control over the apps.

Customer gets processing, APIs, storage, networks, and computing resources from the provider using his own OS, applications and may be some networking components.

Combination of public and private clouds bound together by either standardized or proprietary technology that enables data and application portability Customers can decide on what data and applications should reside within and be run in the internal private cloud and which should be moved to the public cloud.

Licensing Processing requirements and memory locks Bandwidth requirements Communication protocol Data security

Perimeter extension Identity and access management Management tools Data migration Security policies

VM-level security Multi-layered defense Traffic control Data and encryption Security control Regulatory compliance

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