- Why is the Cloud the Future of Most Organizations?
- What Does Elastic Leasing Mean?
- Flexible for Unpredictable Demand
- Organizations only pay for the resources they actually use.
- What is The Cloud?
- Elastic Leasing of computer resources via the internet.
- How do Organizations Pool Resources?
- Many organizations share the same physical hardware through virtualization.
- What is the Benefit Organizations Get From The Economies of Scale of Pooling Resources?
- Average Cost of Production decreases as the size of the operation increases.
- What are Web Farms?
- Enormous data centers, run by major cloud vendors.
- When Would You Not Want to Use The Cloud?
- If the law or standard industry practice, require physical control or possession of data.
- Example
- Some financial institutions if not all, are required to have physical control over its data.
- What network technology supports the cloud?
- Types of Network Technology
- Local Area Network
- Characteristics
- Computers connected at a single physical site.
- Protocol
- Bluetooth
- For transmitting data short distances
- Wired Area Network
- Characteristics
- Computers connected between two or more seperate sites.
- Internet and internets
- Characteristics
- Network of networks
- How are Communication Speeds Expressed?
- Bits
- How is Memory Size Expressed?
- Bytes
- One Byte Equals Eight Bits
- Important ISP Functions
- Provides legitimate internet access
- Gateway to the internet
- Collects money from customers who pay access fees and other charges to telecoms to pay for internet
- How does the cloud work?
- What Are Packets?
- Messages that are broken down and moved through the internet.
- What Are Carriers?
- Telecom Providers
- What Are Peer Agreements?
- Agreements to exchange traffic among multiple carriers, without paying access fees.
- What is Net Neutrality?
- All data is treated equally
- What is the Bandwidth Problem?
- Some people use more bandwidth than others
- What is a Public IP Address?
- Identifies a particular device on public internet
- What is the ICANN?
- Internet Corporation For Assigned Names And Numbers
- Who assigns Public IP Addresses?
- ICANN
- What is a Private IP Address?
- Identifies a device on a private network
- Probably a LAN Network
- What are the Major Benefits of IP Addresses?
- IP addresses are conserved when multiple computers are on the same public LAN Network.
- Using Private IP addresses eliminates registering for an IP address from ICANN.
- What is IPv4?
- Four Decimal Dotted Notation
- Example
- 123.123.123.123
- What is a Domain Name?
- Defininition
- Unique name affiliated with a public IP address
- Important Notes
- Many domain names can point to the same address
- Domain Names can change their affiliated IP addresses
- Three Tier Architecture
- User Tier
- User Computers
- Web Browsers
- Server Tier
- Web Server Computers
- Web Server
- Other Applications
- Computer Server Applications
- Instructions and Data
- Database Tier
- Database Management System
- Database
- What Are SOA Principles?
- SOA
- Surface Oriented Architecture
- Load Balancers
- Help balance the loads of three tier architecture at each tier.
- Each department formally states the data it expects to receive, with request and data it returns in response
- Every Interaction is Done in The Same Way
- No Department needs to know who works in other departments or how other departments work
- Hierarchy of Protocols Supporting Web Services
- Web Service Protocols
- WSDL/SOAP
- Application Layer Protocols
- smtp
- ftp
- http(s)
- Internet Plumbing Protocols
- Four more layers or protocols
- TCP/IP Protocol Architecture
- How do organizations use the cloud?
- Content Delivery Networks
- System of hardware and software stores user data in multiple geographic locations, and makes data available on demand.
- Benefits
- Minimizes Latency
- Protection From DOS Attacks
- Reduced Delivery Costs For Mobile Users
- Pay as you go
- When They Are Best Used
- Store and Deliver Seldom Used Content
- How can AllRoad Parts use the cloud?
- SASS Products
- Definition
- Software as a service
- Use
- To download stuff
- Provide more added value
- PaaS Services
- Definition
- Platform as a Service
- Use
- Virtualization
- Virtual Machines
- Provide more added value
- IaaS Services
- Definition
- Infrastructure as a Service
- Use
- Machine with possible software already installed
- Level of Service
- Lowest
- Provides basic hardware in the cloud
- May acquire servers to load operating systems on them
- Requires considerable expertise and management
- Not available for small companies
- How can organizations use cloud services securely?
- VPN
- Virtual Private Networks
- Virtual Private Cloud
- Subset of a public cloud with highly restricted, secure access.
- What is Geotagging?
- Geographical metadata added to everything
- 2025?
- Faster, safer, better, cloud services
Monday, July 18, 2016
Information Systems Chapter 6
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