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1.9.2 Deployment Models: Different deployment models are designed to support a variation of consumers’ privacy requirements for cloud adoption. NIST defines cloud deployment models as public, private, community, and hybrid [6]. A cloud system can be operated in one of the following four deployment models: 1.9.2.1 Public cloud: The cloud infrastructure is generally owned and managed by the service provider. Multiple customers share the computing resources provides by a single service provider, customers

Cloud Computing Downtime Part One: My Proposed Research Methodology Generally, two sources of data are in existence: primary and secondary. In my research project, I intent to utilize both sources. The rationale for my choice of both sources is that in research work, there is a need that one use almost all available secondary data sources before undertaking to complete a primary study (Sappleton, 2013). In addition, secondary data is readily available and will give insight into the

CLOUD COMPUTING IN THE PRESENT GENERATION Praful Naram EBM 502 Research Methods Stratford University 07/21/2015 Index Abstract________________________________________________________3 Introduction_____________________________________________________3 Life before cloud computing________________________________________5 What is cloud computing ?__________________________________________5 Advantages of cloud computing______________________________________6 Overview of cloud computing________________________________________6

NAME:-GANGISHETTI MANOJ KUMAR STUDENT ID: - 11594998 SUBJECT: - CLOUD COMPUTNG ASSIGNMENT: - 2 Soft Arc Engineering CLOUD COMPUTING INDEX Question 1 3 Cloud computing and its uses 3 Question 2 5 IaaS Model 5 Question 3 6 SaaS Model 6 SharePoint 2013 7 References 7 1) WHAT ARE THE USES OF CLOUD COMPUTING? Cloud computing enables companies to consume compute resources as a utility -- just like electricity -- rather than having to build and maintain computing

I. INTRODUCTION Cloud computing has turned into an extraordinary answer for giving an adaptable, on-interest, and alterably versatile computing base for some applications. It alludes to applications and services that run on a circulated system utilizing virtualized assets and got to by basic web protocols and systems standards. Cloud computing likewise displays a huge innovation patterns and a genuine ideal model transformation in the route in which frameworks are sent, and it is now evident that

in Fort Lauderdale, FL, USA. It is a listed company in NASDAQ (CTXS). Some of the key features of Citrix Workspace suite includes "server and desktop virtualisation, networking, software-as-a-service(SAAS) and cloud computing technologies including Xen open source products." (Citrix, 2014) With a team of approximately 9,000 strong workforce, Citrix is able to provide

I propose that our company consider implementing Linux for our servers and workstations. There are many excellent reasons to employ Linux as the operating system of choice for our company: Linux is ‘tried and true’; is used by many large companies, such as Google©, Amazon©, Facebook©, and many of the cloud service providers; is less expensive; more reliable and stable; has extensive free community support; uses memory and CPU resources more efficiently; is reasonably easy and quick to install;

Server Virtualization: A Method to Maximize Return on Investment Definition of Server Virtualization Server virtualization is an environment in which there is one physical server and there is software running, called a hypervisor, which allows several independent instances of operating systems (i.e. virtual machines) to run simultaneously. Ou (2006) states the server virtualization is the best solution for “applications that are meant for small- to medium-scale usage.” If implemented properly

The load balancer sends TCP packets to servers based on the requested IP and port. In the case where servers are unavailable for a given pool, it does not refuse connection but rather serve a simple static site. For this tree page, it uses a pair of Xen instances running Idirectord called 1b1b and 1b1b. Requests to the main site is done through the active load balancer sending out the request to one of the following front end machines: fe1, fe2, fe3, and fe4. These front end machines have 16GB RAM

Introduction about Linux Linux is an operating system that was initially created as a hobby by a young student, Linus Torvalds, at the University of Helsinki in Finland. Linus had an interest in Minix, a small UNIX system, and decided to develop a system that exceeded the Minix standards. He began his work in 1991 when he released version 0.02 and worked steadily until 1994 when version 1.0 of the Linux Kernel was released. Linux is developed and released under the GNU General Public License and