...The Future of Cloud Computing Wesley Rhoades INF 103 Computer Literacy Anjit Bose, MBA December 2, 2013 Imagine a world where everything is ran by a network of computers centralized in one specific location. Businesses no longer required hardware and software to store their data on. Students didn’t have to sit in a classroom behind a desk listening to a teacher lecture them for an hour at a time. Imagine the money you would save just for the commuting alone. Warehouses that make and ship goods for companies could all be tracked by a bar code and becomes accessible wherever there is an internet connection. This is the future of cloud computing. Cloud computing has become another popular term after Web 2.0. However, there are dozens of different definitions for cloud computing and there seems to be no consensus on what a cloud is. On the other hand, cloud computing is not a completely new concept; it has intricate connection to the relatively new but thirteen-year established grid computing paradigm, and other relevant technologies such as utility computing, cluster computing, and distributed systems in general. This paper strives to compare and contrast cloud computing with grid computing from various angles and give insights into the essential characteristics of both. Cloud computing is something that a great many people have spent a good amount of time pondering. We’re seeing a new trend in software deployment and flexibility goal sets, and as a result, the future may...
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...CLOUD COMPUTING: A TECHNOLOGY APPRAISAL REPORT _______________________________ Nicole Simon Presented to Dr. Surendran MG/IS-575 Information Technology Management Southeast Missouri State University Cape Girardeau, MO Spring, 2014 Abstract This report will discuss the history of cloud computing, its relevance to the information technology world today, and its possible or potential applications. Thorough research will show that cloud computing has an extensive history and is still a major player in the technology world. Furthermore, the applications that can be implemented on behalf of cloud computing could potentially improve the way of life today—technologically speaking. History of Cloud Computing Cloud computing has a long history in the technological world. In fact, it goes back much further than people believe. According to the article, “30 years of accumulation: A timeline of cloud computing,” in 1997 the term cloud computing was first coined (GCN Staff, 2013). University of Texas professor Ramnath Chellappa coined the phrase which means “new computing paradigm,” (GCN Staff, 2013). Many years passed and small developments were made. In 2006, cloud computing took a huge step. During 2006, Amazon launched its Elastic Compute Cloud (GCN Staff, 2013). Elastic Compute Cloud is an infrastructure as a service that allows organizations to contract for computers to run their selected applications (GCN Staff, 2013). Then, in 2007, Dropbox was developed by a...
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...Cloud Computing Reginald L. Butler Dr. Jim Marion CIS 109 September 10, 2013 Cloud Computing History and Origns This quarter at Strayer University I took a course called Intro Management Information Systems online. There were many concepts and technologies we studied, but the one I was most fascinated about was Cloud Computing. Cloud technology has become very popular among consumers over the past decade. The tech is used in a wide variety of electronic devices such as PC’s, smart phones, tablets, streaming devices, etc. Even more important is the impact of cloud computing on the business market. They ways in which a company can use the cloud are limitless if they so choose to invest in the technology. Recently, both Sony and Microsoft stated that cloud technology will play a pivotal role with their next generation consoles coming out this fall. With all the talk of cloud computing going on today one has to wonder how did it become so popular? What are the origins of this new found tech and what will cloud computing evolve to in the future? Cloud computing is a technology that the world is just becoming familiar with, but the tech is not new. According to Wallace (2013), cloud computing was once referred to as “on-demand infrastructure” and has been around since the mid 90’s. Latter in 1995, the on-demand infrastructure was known as “Shared Web Hosting” which features included multi-tenant, automated provisioning, and an easy-to-use interface or (UI) as it’s known...
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...The Future of Cloud Computing Melissa Gilchrist INF 103: Introduction to Digital Literacy Brent Ferns March 3, 2014 The Future of Cloud Computing Cloud computing is defined as being a replacement of all computers with “dumb” terminals that have no software or complex operating systems on them (Bowles 2013). This means that applications and the data used are being housed online rather than being put on your computer. As Americans these days we at some point are already using some of the cloud applications. With the future of technology rising in this day and age some wonder what the future actually holds for cloud computing and just how it will play a major role in society. After reading my textbook and the two scholarly articles I chose for my research paper, they all discussed the importance of cloud computing in the future and its advantages. This will have a large impact on technology and the use of computers. One advantage of cloud computing discussed in the course material Introduction to Digital Literacy (Bowles 2013) was the start-up time of the actual cloud. Software companies such as Google are now building operating systems that exist on-line rather than on your computer you use. This means that there would be non complex systems to boot up the computer. You would only have to press the power button and in seconds you will be connected to the internet as long as you have an internet connection. Another advantage would be the fact that computer...
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...INFORMATION SYSTEM DOVELOPMENT ASSIGNMENT ON CLOUD COMPUTING Course Title: INFORMATION SYSTEM DOVELOPMENT . PRESENTED BY AKSHAY SINGH 00353-894512153 akshaaysingh@gmail.com TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 2 CLOUD COMPUTING 4 ATTRIBUTES OF CLOUD COMPUTING 5 SERVICE MODELS 6 DEPLOYMENT MODELS 8 TECHNOLOGY REVIEW 10 DRIVERS FOR CLOUD COMPUTING 12 BUSINESS EFFECT OF CLOUD COMPUTING 13 CHALLENGES 15 CONCLUSION 16 REFRENCE 17 APPENDIX 19 INTRODUCTION In recent years Cloud computing is turned out as an emerging area of interest especially for the corporate world. In recent times cloud computing going through transformation phase because of the use of storage, processing, operating systems, and software applications. Now these resources are not owned but instead they are installed on one system and then its used by no of people via virtual machines. This helps us to use our resources as a service and allocate our...
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...Contents Introduction of Cloud Computing .......................................................................................................... 2 Why I chose Cloud Computing? ............................................................................................................ 3 Milestones of Cloud Computing ............................................................................................................ 4 Organizations that are using Cloud Computing ...................................................................................... 4 1. Infrastructure as a service (IaaS) and platform as a service (PaaS) .................................................... 4 2. Private cloud and hybrid cloud ........................................................................................................... 4 3. Test and development ......................................................................................................................... 5 4. Big data analytics ............................................................................................................................... 5 5. File storage ......................................................................................................................................... 5 6. Disaster recovery ................................................................................................................................ 5 7. Backup .......................................
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...Executive Summary Following this introduction, background section describes the idea about mobile cloud computing, and also mentions recent development. Methodology section describes how we analyze the ethical issues based on mobile cloud computing. Objectives and aims section reports the social impact and ethical concern; however, we focus on five main fields. These fields are business, government, medical, education and cloud gaming with social influence and ethical issues. Following objectives and aims section, we report more details about these different fields. For example, in business field, some precautionary measures have already secured the enterprises and businesses by future cloud computing; in government field, national bar associations have released set of laws to allow attorneys’ use of mobile cloud computing; in medical field, form kinds of ethical values in its services, especially in the field of healthcare; in education field, some uploading resource of university is whether lack of academic confidence or not; in entertainment field, due to cloud game, emotion between family and friends are sickness. In addition, we report and answer three questions based on different five fields respectively. Mobile Cloud Computing Introduction Mobile cloud computing is a combination of cloud computing and mobile technology to provide mobile devices unlimited computing resources, large amount of data storage capacity and lifting of heavy-duty tasks(Bateman & Wood,...
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...This paper will explain cloud computing services and the future of this information technology system. Reasons cloud computing will be a paradigm shift in the way information technology will be designed, managed and used will be discussed. An explanation for the drive towards this change and pro’s and con’s surrounding the move. Also, details explaining the cloud computing, how it works, and how it is different from what we have today. Today the majority of the information technology shops are considered to be Locally-installed and managed IT shops, ‘traditional’ or on premise. In recent years, we have seen an increase in an interest and move towards what many refer to as the cloud or cloud computing. In the simplest terms, cloud computing is putting your data on someone else’s hard disk and accessing it via a network. Many describe or associate words or phrases like, Hosted services form the Internet, utilization of Web 2.0, or ASP 2.0 with cloud computing. Cloud computing characteristics include Multi-tenant, external data storage, virtualization, on-demand, Subscription-based model, Elastic and Web based. Typically, cloud computing can be divided into three distinct groups; Infrastructure-as-a-Service, Platform-as-a-Service and Software-as-a-service. With Infrastructure-as-a-Service, one would have to install OS and software on that hard disk themselves. Products such as Amazon EC2 and Citrix Cloud Centre are referred to as Infrastructure as a service or IaaS...
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...CLOUD COMPUTING Prepared for: James Smith DICE Prepared by Leslie Joshua Conestoga College December 12th 2013 Table of Contents Page Introduction........................................................................................................ 1 What is Cloud Computing....................................................................................1 Types of Cloud Service Models.......................................................................2 Types of Cloud Service Deployment Models...................................................2-3 What are the Benefits?........................................................................................3-4 What are the Downsides?....................................................................................4 What is the Future of Cloud Computing...............................................................5 Conclusion.............................................................................................................5 References.............................................................................................................6 List of Illustration 1. Types of Deployment Models..............................................................................3 2. Expected cloud computing Figure growth from 2011 to 2016.............................5 3. Flexibility of cloud computing...............................................
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...370-01 2/12/15 Cloud Computing Cloud computing involves servers and software networks; this allows centralized data storage and online access to computer services or resources. In other words, users can access software applications through the internet or any other networks through the cloud application provider. Cloud computing is just a term used to describe this process. Many things can be achieved using cloud computing as long as it’s properly done and maintained. There are various positive outcomes that derive from this innovative business approach. However, some corporate executives would prefer not to use cloud computing due to security and privacy issues. The main concern is that people’s important data and personal information would not be secured, as well, as it should be and is at risk of being compromised. With this being said, there are potential positives outcomes as well as negative ones. Cloud computing is hosted on remote servers, which receive the data that is sent to “the cloud”. Using this type of accounting software saves businesses from having to install and maintain software on each individual desktop computer. It also allows employees, in remote or branch offices, to access the same data and the same version of that same software. There are three different types of clouds: private, public and hybrid. (Cloud computing accounting software) Each of these clouds has its own specifications relating how and where it will operate. A private cloud for example...
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...u10a1 Future of Cloud Computing Likwa Moyo TS5328 – Virtualization Instructor: Dr. Phillip Davis December 17, 2010 Instructions For this two to four page paper (APA compliant), you are to research the future of virtualization and “cloud” computing. Briefly define what exactly is meant by “cloud” computing, its current status, and where it might go in the future. For example, Google Apps is a perfect example of one model of cloud computing. Where might Microsoft find itself a decade later with its cash-cow, Office? Will it still be desktop based? Will it be server based? These are some points to consider. Include a minimum of three references, but using more than three references is enouraged. Cloud computing is a general term for anything that involves delivering hosted services over the Internet (Jo Maitland, Executive Editor of Search Cloud Computing, 2010). No doubt 2010 has been a big year for cloud computing. Businesses are making the move to cloud computing to reduce costs, increase productivity and simplify IT. The on-demand, scalable, affordable IT infrastructure services provided by different vendors is driving a need to respond more quickly to changing business demands. Chad Swartz, an IT manager at Preferred Hotel Group says one of the biggest bonuses of using a cloud provider is getting your hands on topnotch IT gear. "They can afford a whole different class of SAN. I can look at Dell; they can look at Hitachi and a lot of other devices that make things...
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...| CLOUD COMPUTING | Recent Development and its Future | | Nirmalya | 5/16/2015 | | Computer science is a dynamic, versatile field of science, brimming with open issues and scopes for inventive development. It empowers on-interest access to processing and information storing assets that can be configured to meet special imperatives of the customers with negligible administration overheads (D.Kasi Viswanath, 2012). The recent development that has been witnessed in the sphere of Cloud Computing are : * While cloud computing keeps on being received in its different structures, it is also adjusting to the changing needs of organizations and suppliers. * The rise of the hybrid cloud: Most organizations utilize different cloud suppliers to meet diverse requests, including a blend of open and private IaaS clouds. * Big data analytics: "Big Data" may be rivaling cloud computing for the tech news features; however numerous suppliers and organizations are currently beginning to see the utility in consolidating the two. * Emphasis on performance: While security and loss of control were the main concerns of IT professionals when the cloud initially landed, it appears the fundamental accentuation is currently on cloud execution. Organizations need to realize that the cloud service will be dependable and perform up to the limit and expectations during crisis periods (Allouche, 2013). * Web-powered apps: As productivity and adaptability are among...
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...CHICAGO STATE UNIVERSITY COMPUTER SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS CPTR 4600-01 INTRO TO DATABASES CLOUD DATABASES SUBMITTED BY: ALICIA RUCKER INSTRUCTOR: DR. LUIS VIDAL SPRING 2016 Abstract A cloud database is a database that typically runs on a cloud computing platform. Users can run databases on the cloud independently, using a virtual machine image, or they can purchase access to a database service, maintained by a cloud database provider. There is a proposed 5 layer cloud architecture. The External Layer, which is the first, is closest to the user. The second layer is the Conceptual Middleware Layer. The third layer is the Conceptual Layer. In this layer programming techniques, transaction management, query processing and optimization are considered. The fourth layer is the Physical Middleware Layer, where interoperability between various platforms is considered. Last, there is the Physical Layer which is concerned with how data is stored and accessibility. A cloud database management system is a distributed database that delivers computing as a service instead of a product. It is the sharing of resources, software, and information between multiply devices over a network which is mostly the internet. An example of this is Software as a Service or SaaS. SaaS is an application that is delivered through the browser to customers. A database management system is a software package with computer programs that control the creation, maintenance, and use of a database...
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...Cloud Computing | Henry Knipschild | IS-535: Managerial Applications of Information Technology: Professor Goyden | Hok1964@yahoo.com | Henry Knipschild | 1/15/2012 | ”As times continue to change it is evident that technological changes will become advanced.” | Contents Introduction………………………………………………………………………………..............2 Proposal……………………………………………………………………………………………3 Milestone 1………………………………………………………………………………………...4 Background Cloud Computing……………………………………………………………………5 Approaches & Solutions………………………………………………………………..................6 Methodology....................................................................................................................................7 Options & Solutions………………………………………………………………………….........8 Milestone 2………………………………………………………………………………………..9 Cost Analysis...…………………………………………………………………………………..10 Types of Services……………………………………………………………………………….. 12 Infrastructures Changes………………………………………………………………………….12 Application……………………………………………………………………………………….13 Milestone 3.....................................................................................................................................15 Summary of Milestones.................................................................................................................16 Conclusions and Recommendations..............................................................................................18 References………………………………………………………………………………………..19 ...
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...Cloud Connect: Charting the course of on-demand computing Cloud Computing represents the biggest shift in computing of the last decade. It’s as fundamental as the move from client-server computing to web-centric computing, and in many ways more disruptive. For cloud computing is a change in business models—the ability to efficiently allocate computing power on demand, in a true utility model. It changes what companies can do with IT resources. By 2012, cloud spending will grow almost threefold, to $42 B. Already, the money spent on cloud computing is growing at over five times the rate of traditional, on-premise IT. Cloud adopters are already bragging about their lower costs and greater ability to adapt to changing market conditions. But despite these trends, companies won’t switch to cloud models overnight. Rather, they’ll migrate layers of their IT infrastructure over time. Between today’s world of enterprise data centers and tomorrow’s world of ubiquitous computing is a middle ground of hybrid clouds, opportunistic deployment, and the mingling of consumer applications with business systems. We’ve only begun to scratch the surface of what clouds can do, because cloud computing will forever change how we perceive technology. Clouds change the way we plan enterprise IT. They change how startups launch and grow their offerings. They alter the tools and methods with which developers build applications. And they demand new hardware and software platforms, both ...
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