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Cloud Computing

by Sunilkumar Manvi, Gopal Shyam

March 2021

Intermediate to advanced

350 pages

7h 30m

English

CRC Press

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1.1 Cloud Computing1.2 Service Delivery Models1.3 Deployment Models1.4 Characteristics and Benefits of Cloud Computing1.5 Cloud Computing Platforms and TechnologiesBibliography

2.1 Distributed Computing2.2 Properties of Distributed Systems2.3 Performance Consideration in Distributed Computing2.3.1 High-Level Architecture of Remoting Protocols2.3.2 Sychronous and Asynchronous SOAP Architecture2.4 Parallel Computing2.5 Performance Consideration in Parallel Computing2.6 Amdahl’s Law2.7 Types of Parallelism2.8 Flynn’s Classical Taxonomy2.9 Classes of Parallel ComputersBibliography
3.1 Multicores in Cloud Computing3.1.1 Parallel Hardware3.1.2 Parallel Software3.2 Classes of Parallelism3.3 Limitations of Multicore ArchitecturesBibliography
4.1 Virtualization Technology4.2 Virtualization Platforms4.2.1 Xen Virtualization4.2.2 VMware4.3 Virtualization Techniques4.3.1 Hypervisor Virtualization4.3.2 Guest OS Virtualization4.3.3 Shared Kernel Virtualization4.3.4 Kernel Level Virtualization4.4 Pros and Cons of VirtualizationBibliography
5.1 IaaS in Cloud5.2 IaaS Benefits5.3 Management of VMs in IaaS5.4 IaaS Providers5.4.1 Amazon AWS5.4.2 Windows Azure5.4.3 Google Compute Engine5.4.4 Rackspace Open Cloud5.4.5 HP Enterprise Converged Infrastructure5.5 Keys to Successfully Moving to IaaS5.6 Challenges of IaaSBibliography
6.1 SaaS in Cloud6.2 SaaS Characteristics6.3 SaaS Implementation6.4 SaaS Examples6.5 Advantages and Disadvantages of SaaS6.6 PaaS in Cloud6.7 PaaS Characteristics6.8 PaaS Implementation6.9 PaaS Examples6.10 Advantages and Disadvantages of PaaS6.10.1 TypesBibliography
7.1 Cloud Capacity Model7.2 Probabilistic Auto-scaling for Capacity Planning7.3 Advantages of Capacity PlanningBibliography
8.1 Components of SLA8.1.1 Common Metrics in SLA8.1.2 Specific Example8.2 Life Cycle of SLA8.3 SLA Management System in CloudBibliography
9.1 Significant Resources in Cloud9.2 Issues in Resource Management9.3 Solutions to Resource Management Issues9.3.1 Resource Provisioning9.3.2 Resource Allocation9.3.3 Resource Mapping9.3.4 Resource AdaptationBibliography
10.1 Kernel Virtual Machine (KVM)10.2 DeltaCloud10.3 Eucalyptus10.3.1 Architecture10.3.2 Components10.4 OpenStack10.5 SaltStack10.6 Apache CloudStack10.6.1 Using the OpenStack Dashboard for Administration10.6.2 Command-Line Tools10.6.3 Create an OpenStack Development Environment10.7 AWS Cloud Development Kit (AWS CDK)10.8 Windows Azure SDKBibliography
11.1 Data Security11.2 Encryption Techniques in Cloud11.2.1 Decentralized Key-Policy Attribute-based Encryption11.2.2 Security Game11.2.3 Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE)11.2.4 Searchable Encryption11.2.5 Web Processing Service (WPS)11.3 Infrastructure Security11.3.1 Infrastructure Security: The Network Level11.3.2 Trust Zones (TZ) Scheme Infrastructure Security11.4 PaaS Application Security11.5 SaaS Application Security11.5.1 FHE Scheme for SaaS Security11.6 Securing Virtual Servers11.7 Cloud Security ControlsBibliography
12.1 Technical Issues in Cloud12.1.1 SaaS Issues12.1.2 PaaS Issues12.1.3 IaaS Issues12.2 Performance Challenges in Cloud12.3 Legal IssuesBibliography
A.1 CloudSim ArchitectureA.2 CloudSim ExamplesA.2.1 CloudSim Example 1: A simple example showing how to create a datacenter with one host and run one Cloudlet on itA.2.2 CloudSim Example 2: A simple example showing how to create two datacenters with one host and a network topology each and run two Cloudlets on themA.2.3 CloudSim Example 3: A simple example showing how to create two datacenters with one host each and run Cloudlets of two users with network topology on them.A.2.4 CloudSim Example 4: A simple example showing how to create two datacenters with one host each and run two Cloudlets on themA.2.5 CloudSim Example 5: An example exploring the problem of initial placement of containersA.2.6 CloudSim Example 6: An example showing how to create scalable simulationsA.2.7 CloudSim Example 7: An initial example on the use of container simulationA.2.8 CloudSim Example 8: An example showing how to create simulation entities (a DatacenterBroker in this example) in run-time using a global manager entity (GlobalBroker)Bibliography
B.1 Installation of PlatformsB.2 Illustration of Backup-Restore for VMsB.3 Illustration of the VMs CloningB.4 Evaluation of the Performance of MapReduce Program on Word Count for Different File SizeB.5 Provisioning Communication between Multiple VMs with and without vClient on a Single Physical MachineB.6 Installation and Configuration of Virtualization Using KVMB.7 Study and Implementation of IaaSB.8 Study and Implementation of Identity ManagementB.9 Study of Cloud Security ManagementB.10 Working and Installation of Google App EngineB.11 Database Stored Procedure Using Microsoft AzureBibliography

Overview

Comprehensive and timely, Cloud Computing: Concepts and Technologies offers a thorough and detailed description of cloud computing concepts, architectures, and technologies, along with guidance on the best ways to understand and implement them.