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Glenn Wearen HEAnet / LIR Committee

The LIR website 1.0 Static HTML Edit and upload by ftp Handcoded styling fonts, tables etc. Read-only

The LIR website 2.0 Dynamic content easy to edit by LIR committee RSS Feeds & Publishing User interaction poll’s, comments, registration forms User login twitter, LinkedIn & Edugate Secure area for committee documents Minutes & drafts

Website refresh... new hosting? Continue with traditional hosting, use client-side scripting (Javascript) for dynamic content. Free hosting (Google sites etc). Hosted Content Management System (CMS) Cloud solution Public Private Hybrid

Where to host? User location On his/her campus on A campus off-campus Service location on-campus private cloud community cloud public cloud Future Past User location probably not a concern

Hosting: motivations Motivations free hosting hosted CMS static hosting private cloud hybrid cloud public cloud cost saving  cost control  fast deployment 

Hosting: charging model Charging model free hosting hosted CMS static hosting private cloud hybrid cloud public cloud Free  Flat fee  Pay as you go 

Hosting: data location Data location free hosting hosted CMS static hosting private cloud hybrid cloud public cloud the cloud  US with safe-harbor  EEA  Ireland 

Hosting: availability Availability free hosting hosted CMS static hosting private cloud hybrid cloud public cloud 99.90%  best effort 

Hosting: performance Performance free hosting hosted CMS static hosting private cloud hybrid cloud public cloud elastic  fixed 

Hosting: aaS XaaS free hosting hosted CMS static hosting private cloud hybrid cloud public cloud SaaS  PaaS  IaaS 

Hosting: data migration Data migration free hosting hosted CMS static hosting private cloud hybrid cloud public cloud Easy to migrate into  Easy to migrate out of 

Hosting: security Security free hosting hosted CMS static hosting private cloud hybrid cloud public cloud Data in transit  Data in situ  Authentication 

Final decision Move to hosted CMS, provided by HEAnet Long standing free hosting agreement with HEAnet MotivationsCharging modelData locationAvailability Performanc eXaaS Data Migration Security cost saving cost control fast deployment Free Flat fee Pay as you go the cloud US with safe-harbor EEA Ireland 99.90% best effort elastic fixed PaaS IaaS SaaS Easy to migrate into Easy to migrate out of Data in transit Data in situ Authentication 