1. Cloud Computing Shannon McManus Michael Weihert

2. What is Cloud Computing?

3. Software as a service – SAAS Ex. Microsoft Office 365, and Gmail End users. Platform as a service – PAAS Custom applications and running Linux/Windows/etc. Application developers. Infrastructure as a service – IAAS Virtual platform utilized and online storage as a service. Network architects. How the cloud is used

4. Video - GWS Cloud Services

5. Collection of remote services that make up the cloud computing platform Offered by Amazon.com Offered by Amazon.com Provides large computing capacity which is much faster and cheaper than building a physical location. Provides large computing capacity which is much faster and cheaper than building a physical location. Located in 8 regions Located in 8 regions Each region has data centers that provide AWS services. Prevents outages from spreading between zones. Amazon Web Services

6. Allows users to rent virtual computers on which to run their own computer applications. Allows scalable deployment of applications by providing a web service. Allows scalable deployment of applications by providing a web service. A user can boot an Amazon Machine Image to create a virtual machine. A user can boot an Amazon Machine Image to create a virtual machine. A user can create, launch, and terminate server instances as needed. By paying by the hour for active servers. By paying by the hour for active servers. Control over the geographical location of instances Allows for latency optimization and high levels of redundancy. Allows for latency optimization and high levels of redundancy. In November 2010, Amazon switched to its own retail website to EC2 and AWS Amazon EC2

7. An online file storage web service offered by Amazon Web Services Provides storage through web service interfaces. Provides storage through web service interfaces. First publicly available web service. March 2006: United States March 2006: United States November 2007: Europe November 2007: Europe Uses the same scalable storage infrastructure to run its own global e-commerce network. Amazon S3

8. A cloud computing platform and infrastructure Created for building, deploying and managing applications and services. Created for building, deploying and managing applications and services. Done through a global network of Microsoft-manage data centers. Provides both PaaS and IaaS services. Supports many different programming languages, tools and frameworks Released on February 1, 2010 Allows developers to build sites using ASP.NET, PHP, orNode.js Migrate applications and infrastructure without changing existing code. Google – Windows Azure

9. 98% of all Americans have access to the internet. Causing mass obsoleteness Computers manufactured today have no CD/DVD optical disk drive. The new floppy drive I.T. job security at great risk I.T. job security at great risk Case – Killing Industries

10. Wants to better adapt the software to meet the advantage of social, big data and cloud computing. Wants to make its software suite in the cloud smarter and offer more interactivity to those who use it. Wants to make its software suite in the cloud smarter and offer more interactivity to those who use it. Machine learning application. Code name: Oslo Designed to learn user usage and understand how users work with Office 365. Preparing new API for files, contacts, email, calendar and tasks in Office 365. Connect your documents and presentations to the cloud. We used the cloud to create this presentation :3 Makes it easier to get your documents on all your devices AOL meets Microsoft Office meets the cloud Case – Office 365

11. Video – Microsoft Office 365

12. 1997 – “Cloud computing” term is coined by Information Systems Professor Ramnath Chellappa 1999 – SAAS offered for first time from Salesforce.com. 2000 – Dot com bubble bursts. Amazon realizes cloud architecture increases efficiency. 2002 – Amazon Web Services is launched offering cloud-based services. 2003 – Blackberry introduces first smart phone with access to internet Timeline (Weather Almanac)

13. 2004 – Google launched their cloud based email (Gmail) 2008 – Release of iPhone with no buttons (a clue to a virtual future) 2011 – Apple launched iCloud and cloud applications are becoming credible replacements. 2013 – PCs replaced by personal clouds where all your content is found. Forecast for the future – Cloud will be integrated in some way with everything. Timeline Cont.

14. Cloud services are within our forecast Cloud services are within our forecast Wean off of hardware gradually with computers Wean off of hardware gradually with computers Businesses sit aloft cloud 9 with such services. Businesses sit aloft cloud 9 with such services. In summation,