1. Cansys West International Conference February 20 - 22, 2013Panama City, Panama An easier way to deliver APPX applications

2. WAYS TO DESCRIBE CLOUD COMPUTING  It’s raining Cloud puns  The term itself is very nebulous  Cloud computing has many formations  Are you in the fog regarding Cloud Computing  The Sky is the limit  You’ve got Clouded vision  Find silver lining of Cloud Computing

3. APPX AND CLOUD COMPUTING Cloud computing  pooled computing resources and services delivered over the web.

4. APPX AND CLOUD COMPUTING What is my responsibility? Image from silverlighthack.com

5. APPX AND CLOUD COMPUTING  Software as a Service (SaaS): complete applications, limited customization. There are no building blocks. The solution is already built. You supply data.  Examples:  Salesforce.com Cloud  Google Apps  WebEx

6. APPX AND CLOUD COMPUTING  Platform as a Service (PaaS): APIs for building higher- level applications. Pre-built application components. The building blocks are application components. You supply the logic and data.  Examples:  Microsoft’s Azure  Salesforce.com’s force.com cloud platform  Rackspace Cloud Files (Based on OpenStack)  Red Hat OpenShift

7. APPX AND CLOUD COMPUTING  Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS): No need to purchase or manage physical data center equipment (servers, storage, networking. etc.) The building blocks are server components.  Examples:  Amazon Web Services – Nine Regions: South America (Sao Paulo), North America East (Virginia), North America West (Oregon), North America West (Northern California), EU (Ireland), Asia Pacific (Singapore), Asia Pacific (Tokyo), Asia Pacific (Sydney) and US GovCloud  Rackspace Cloud Servers (US/UK only ATM)  Microsoft Azure VM mode (84 countries)  Red Hat CloudForms  This is the cloud platform best suited for APPX

8. APPX AND CLOUD COMPUTING  Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)  Windows or Linux servers available  OS license included.  Server OS is self managed  On demand server provisioning.  Move from ‘servers as a capital expenditure’ to ‘servers as an operational expenditure’  Public or Private Clouds

9. APPX AND CLOUD COMPUTING  What does it cost?  Charge by the hour for instance runtime  Not running, no runtime charge  Charged by the hour for each ECU  Bandwidth charges per GB  Bandwidth free within availability zone  Per GB costs decrease with TB traffic out of cloud  1 GB free / month  Up to 10 TB / month @ $0.25 per GB  Next 40 TB / month @ $0.23 per GB  Storage charges (EBS Volumes)  $0.19 per GB provisioned / month  $0.14 per 1 Million I/O / month The Elastic Compute Unit (ECU) was introduced by Amazon as an abstraction of compute resources. Amazon’s Definition of ECU makes use of several benchmarks and tests to manage the consistency and predictability of the performance of an EC2 Compute Unit. One EC2 Compute Unit provides the equivalent CPU capacity of a 1.2 GHz 2007 Opteron or 1.7 GHz 2006 Xeon

10. APPX AND CLOUD COMPUTING TypeNameRAMCompute UnitsStorageBitI/O PerfAPI NameLinux Cost Windows Cost StandardSmall1.7 GB1 (1 core x 1 unit)160 GB32 or 64 Moderatem1.small$0.08$0.15 Large7.5 GB4 (2 cores x 2 units)850 GB64Highm1.large$0.32$0.60 X Large15 GB8 (4 cores x 2 units)1690 GB64Highm1.xlarge$0.64$1.20 Micro 0.6 GB2 (only for short bursts)EBS only32 or 64 Lowt1.micro$0.027$0.037 Hi MemoryX Large17.1GB6.5 (2 cores x 3.25 units)420 GB64Moderatem2.xlarge$0.54$0.80 Double X Large34.2 GB13 (4 cores x 3.25 units)850 GB64Highm2.2xlarge$1.08$1.60 Quad X Large68.4 GB26 (8 cores x 3.25 units)1690 GB64Highm2.4xlarge$2.16$3.20 Hi CPUMedium1.7 GB5 (2 cores x 2.5 units)350 GB32Moderatec1.medium$0.20$0.35 X Large7 GB20 (8 cores x 2.5 units)1690 GB64Highc1.xlarge$0.80$1.40 Some Common Amazon EC2 Instances / Cost Per Hour in S.A.

11. APPX AND CLOUD COMPUTING TypeNameRAMCompute UnitsStorageBitI/O PerfAPI NameLinux Cost Windows Cost StandardSmall1.7 GB1 (1 core x 1 unit)160 GB32 or 64 Moderatem1.small$58.43109.57 Large7.5 GB4 (2 cores x 2 units)850 GB64Highm1.large$233.75$438.29 X Large15 GB8 (4 cores x 2 units)1690 GB64Highm1.xlarge$467.50$876.58 Micro 0.6 GB2 (only for short bursts)EBS only32 or 64 Lowt1.micro$19.72$27.03 Hi MemoryX Large17.1GB6.5 (2 cores x 3.25 units)420 GB64Moderatem2.xlarge$394.46$584.38 Double X Large34.2 GB13 (4 cores x 3.25 units)850 GB64Highm2.2xlarge$788.92$1168.77 Quad X Large68.4 GB26 (8 cores x 3.25 units)1690 GB64Highm2.4xlarge$1577.84$2337.54 Hi CPUMedium1.7 GB5 (2 cores x 2.5 units)350 GB32Moderatec1.medium$146.09$255.66 X Large7 GB20 (8 cores x 2.5 units)1690 GB64Highc1.xlarge$584.38$1022.67 Some Common Amazon EC2 Instances / Cost Per Month in S.A.

12. APPX AND CLOUD COMPUTING  Virtualization environments.  Type 1 Hypervisors install beneath the OS  VMware Vsphere (ESX/i).  Microsoft’s HyperV  Red Hat Enterprise Server’s KVM.  Xen Virtualization

13. APPX AND CLOUD COMPUTING  Desktop Virtualization as a developer aid  Type 2 Hypervisor run as app in your OS  VMware Workstation for Linux  VMware Workstation for Windows  VMware Fusion for Mac OS X  Parallels Workstation for Mac OS X  Snapshots – Fearlessly test ‘What If’ scenarios  Multiple OS test environments on single laptop

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