Cloud Computing - Public, Private and Hybrid Clouds Introduction

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Designing Cloud Infrastructure is fundamentally different that standard Client/ Server infrastructure. You think of Services as separate from the Servers, and design hardware so that entire Servers can be destroyed without effecting the Services offered.
Service Oriented Architecture
Service oriented Architecture is a way to design infrastructure based on services that clients need installed of simply focusing on specific Servers. So instead of focusing on building an Exchange Server you would plan for Email Services that offer the features you need.
Services can be provided by Servers or by public services for anything from Messaging to DNS, and Network Routing
Public
When provisioning Public Cloud Services you need to think about what components of the “stack” you need.
Stack refers to all of the services required to provide service to end users. So to deploy a WordPress server the Stack would consist of Linux, Apache, PHP, WordPress.
When buying public cloud services think about not just your current requirements, but also future requirements. Migrations of any type are always a pain and fraught with issues.
AWS - Is a good solution of your stack does not require significant Microsoft Resources.
MS Azure - Is a good solution if you need Active Directory and other Microsoft services in your stack.
Digital Ocean - and other cloud providers can be good for small cloud deployments that do not need extensive additional services.
Private
Private clouds are services provided by systems that you own and control.
When buying solutions make sure you understand how they work with other products and services.
Cost for cloud projects may be effected by licensing offered by vendors. (“Windows Server Standard Edition license includes permission for two OSEs or VMs”) www.microsoft.com/en-us/cloud...
Hybrid
Hybrid Cloud is simply building an infrastructure that logically connects Public Cloud Services with your Local Cloud
DRaaS - Disaster Recovery as a Service allows you to spin up backed up Virtual Servers on Service Providers infrastructure in the event your physical infrastructure is taken offline or destroyed by events such as wild fires or floods.
Migrations - When moving servers physically you can spin up Virtual Machines on the Azure cloud so that services re not interrupted while moving equipment, and if equipment is damaged you have the ability to repair it while end users are still able to work.
Increased Load - If you expect a server to have a massive, but temporary load increase you could move it to a Public Cloud during the period and then bring it back to your Local Cloud when finished.
Temporary Services - You can build serves for specific tasks and then drop them when finished

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Thanks Eli, you explained this a lot better than the course i'm taking!!

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[@kirschkern8260]

So ddos atacks are not possible anymore ? If there is not physical servers for a specific service.

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the A++++ virtualization company bought by Oracle was that Xsigo? Virtual iron?

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It all can only work if there Glas-fiber-cables , all around the continents and countries.

[@sayantanbhattacharya136]

Hi Eli, Great video. I have a question... Is the private cloud working on the intranet or the internet? If it's working on the intranet, how do we connect to the internet then? And if it is working on the internet, what is the difference between going for public or private as I will still be susceptible to security breaches!? Also, If we're going to different vendors to deploy a private cloud and public cloud aren't we compromising security? What is the difference between them then? Will love to receive an answer from you...

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[@COGSCNY]

Not true. In 2020 we saw the worldwide shutdown of all business and hardly heard of companies going bankrupt even after months. So a backup and a few weeks should be enough to survive.

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