Cloud computing concepts technology, and architecture

By:

Erl, Thomas

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Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Language Series: Prentice Hall service-oriented computing series from Thomas ErlPublication details: India Prentice Hall 2014Description: xxxiv, 487 p. some Colour 24 cmISBN:

9780133387520
9789332535923

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DDC classification:

004.6782 ERL

Summary: 1. Introduction -- 2. Case study background -- pt. I. Fundamental cloud computing -- 3. Understanding cloud computing -- Origins and influences -- Basic concepts and terminology -- Goals and benefits -- Risks and challenges -- 4. Fundamental concepts and models -- Roles and boundaries -- Cloud characteristics -- Cloud delivery models -- Cloud deployment models -- 5. Cloud-enabling technology -- Broadband networks and internet architecture -- Data center technology -- Virtualization technology -- Web technology -- Multitenant technology -- Service technology -- 6. Fundamental cloud security -- Basic terms and concepts -- Threat agents -- Cloud security threats -- Additional considerations -- Flawed implementations -- Security policy disparity -- Contracts -- Risk management -- pt. II. Cloud computing mechanisms -- 7. Cloud infrastructure mechanisms -- Logical network perimeter -- Virtual server -- Cloud storage device -- Cloud usage monitor -- Resource replication -- Ready-made environment -- 8. Specialized cloud mechanisms -- Automated scaling listener -- Load balancer -- SLA monitor -- Pay-per-use monitor -- Audit monitor -- Failover system -- Hypervisor -- Resource cluster -- Multi-device broker -- State management database -- 9. Cloud management mechanisms -- Remote administration system -- Resource management system -- SLA management system -- Billing management system -- 10. Cloud security mechanisms -- Encryption -- Hashing -- Digital signature -- Public key infrastructure (PKI) -- Identity and access management (IAM) -- Single sign-on (SSO) -- Cloud-based security groups -- Hardened virtual server images -- pt. III. Cloud computing architecture -- 11. Fundamental cloud architectures -- Workload distribution -- Resource pooling -- Dynamic scalability -- elastic resource capacity -- Service load balancing -- Cloud bursting -- Elastic disk provisioning -- Redundant storage -- 12. Advanced cloud architectures -- Hypervisor clustering -- Load balanced virtual server instances -- Non-disruptive service relocation --Zero downtime -- Cloud balancing -- Resource reservation -- Dynamic failure detection and recovery -- Bare-metal provisioning -- Rapid provisioning -- Storage workload management -- 13. Specialized cloud architectures -- Direct I/O access -- Direct LUN access -- dynamic data normalization -- Elastic network capacity -- Cross-storage device vertical tiering -- Intra-storage device vertical data tiering -- Load balanced virtual switches -- Multipath resource access -- Persistent virtual network configuration -- Redundant physical connection for virtual servers -- Storage maintenance window -- pt. IV. Working with clouds -- 14. Cloud delivery model considerations -- Cloud delivery models : the cloud provider perspective -- Cloud delivery models : the cloud consumer perspective -- 15. Cost metrics and pricing models -- Business cost metrics -- Cloud usage cost metrics -- Cost management considerations -- 16. Service quality metrics and SLAs -- Service quality metrics -- Service availability -- Service reliability -- Service performance -- Service scalability -- Service resiliency -- SLA guidelines -- pt. V. Appendices -- A. Cast study conclusions -- ATN -- DTGOV -- Innovartus -- B. Industry standards organizations -- C. Mapping mechanisms to characteristics -- D. Data center facilities (TIA-942) -- Primary rooms -- Environmental controls -- Infrastructure redundancy summary -- E. Cloud-adapted risk management framework -- Security conservation principle -- The risk management framework -- F. Cloud provisioning contracts -- G. Cloud business case template.

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1. Introduction --
2. Case study background --
pt. I. Fundamental cloud computing --
3. Understanding cloud computing --
Origins and influences --
Basic concepts and terminology --
Goals and benefits --
Risks and challenges --
4. Fundamental concepts and models --
Roles and boundaries --
Cloud characteristics --
Cloud delivery models --
Cloud deployment models --
5. Cloud-enabling technology --
Broadband networks and internet architecture --
Data center technology --
Virtualization technology --
Web technology --
Multitenant technology --
Service technology --
6. Fundamental cloud security --
Basic terms and concepts --
Threat agents --
Cloud security threats --
Additional considerations --
Flawed implementations --
Security policy disparity --
Contracts --
Risk management --
pt. II. Cloud computing mechanisms --
7. Cloud infrastructure mechanisms --
Logical network perimeter --
Virtual server --
Cloud storage device --
Cloud usage monitor --
Resource replication --
Ready-made environment --
8. Specialized cloud mechanisms --
Automated scaling listener --
Load balancer --
SLA monitor --
Pay-per-use monitor --
Audit monitor --
Failover system --
Hypervisor --
Resource cluster --
Multi-device broker --
State management database --
9. Cloud management mechanisms --
Remote administration system --
Resource management system --
SLA management system --
Billing management system --
10. Cloud security mechanisms --
Encryption --
Hashing --
Digital signature --
Public key infrastructure (PKI) --
Identity and access management (IAM) --
Single sign-on (SSO) --
Cloud-based security groups --
Hardened virtual server images --
pt. III. Cloud computing architecture --
11. Fundamental cloud architectures --
Workload distribution --
Resource pooling --
Dynamic scalability --
elastic resource capacity --
Service load balancing --
Cloud bursting --
Elastic disk provisioning --
Redundant storage --
12. Advanced cloud architectures --
Hypervisor clustering --
Load balanced virtual server instances --
Non-disruptive service relocation --Zero downtime --
Cloud balancing --
Resource reservation --
Dynamic failure detection and recovery --
Bare-metal provisioning --
Rapid provisioning --
Storage workload management --
13. Specialized cloud architectures --
Direct I/O access --
Direct LUN access --
dynamic data normalization --
Elastic network capacity --
Cross-storage device vertical tiering --
Intra-storage device vertical data tiering --
Load balanced virtual switches --
Multipath resource access --
Persistent virtual network configuration --
Redundant physical connection for virtual servers --
Storage maintenance window --
pt. IV. Working with clouds --
14. Cloud delivery model considerations --
Cloud delivery models : the cloud provider perspective --
Cloud delivery models : the cloud consumer perspective --
15. Cost metrics and pricing models --
Business cost metrics --
Cloud usage cost metrics --
Cost management considerations --
16. Service quality metrics and SLAs --
Service quality metrics --
Service availability --
Service reliability --
Service performance --
Service scalability --
Service resiliency --
SLA guidelines --
pt. V. Appendices --
A. Cast study conclusions --
ATN --
DTGOV --
Innovartus --
B. Industry standards organizations --
C. Mapping mechanisms to characteristics --
D. Data center facilities (TIA-942) --
Primary rooms --
Environmental controls --
Infrastructure redundancy summary --
E. Cloud-adapted risk management framework --
Security conservation principle --
The risk management framework --
F. Cloud provisioning contracts --
G. Cloud business case template.

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