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Presented By: Asim Iqbal Khan Khan Khaqan Ahmed Khan Khurram Adeel Shaikh

Cloud computing provides scalable IT services over the Internet. It allows users to access technology services without knowledge of implementation. Cloud computing uses virtualization, grid computing, and utility computing models. It incorporates infrastructure, platform and software as services. Benefits include access to applications from anywhere, reduced client hardware needs, pay-per-use software licensing and unlimited scalability.

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Presented By: Asim Iqbal Khan Khan Khaqan Ahmed Khan Khurram Adeel Shaikh

Cloud computing provides scalable IT services over the Internet. It allows users to access technology services without knowledge of implementation. Cloud computing uses virtualization, grid computing, and utility computing models. It incorporates infrastructure, platform and software as services. Benefits include access to applications from anywhere, reduced client hardware needs, pay-per-use software licensing and unlimited scalability.

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Presented By

Asim Iqbal Khan


Khan Khaqan Ahmed Khan
Khurram Adeel Shaikh
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= |loud computing as a style of computing where
massively scalable IT-related functions and information
are provided as a service across the Internet,
potentially to multiple external customers, where the
consumers of the services need only care about what
the service does for them, not how it is implemented.

= It is not an architecture, a platform, a tool, an


infrastructure, a Web site or a vendor.

= It is a style of computing. Many architectures can be


used to support its implementation and use.

Source: Gartner Research


Wha| |

= Œ|loud¶ is used as a metaphor for the depiction of the
Internet on diagrams

= Style of computing in which IT-related capabilities are


provided as a service, allowing users to access
technology-enabled services from the Internet

= It is about how an application, service or infrastructure


is V  Vand V   V

= It is a deployment model leveraged by IT in order to


reduce infrastructure costs and/or address
capacity/scalability concerns

= Err« in English please!


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= |loud computing is based on:
- Virtualization
= Running applications in separate, isolated partitions
within a single server and treating all servers in a
network or server farm as a single resource

- Grid |omputing
= networked computers able to access and use the
resources of every other computer on the network

- Utility |omputing
= business model where a company pays another for
access to computer applications or data storage

- Data |enters«lots of them!


= |loud |omputing incorporates

- Infrastructure-as-a-Service
- Platform-as-a-Service
- Software-as-a-Service
Why|  | 
= |lients would be able to access their applications and
data from anywhere at any time

= Reduced need for advanced hardware on the client side


only need enough processing power to run middleware

= Don't have to buy software licenses for every employee


instead only need to pay-per-use

= No physical constraints on space!

= IT support savings due to streamlined hardware and


software

= Grid computing system as back end allows advantage


of the entire network's processing power
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= |loud computing could turn home


computers into simple terminal
interfaces«

= Remind you of something???

= Technological innovation is never a


linear path

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