IaaS Introduction (Infrastructure as a Service)

IaaS, or Infrastructure as a Service, revolves around moving your core infrastructure equipment to the cloud. No longer do companies need to buy and maintain, Telephone Systems, Servers, Firewalls, Surveillance Systems on their premises. They can now purchase the services like any utility. This provides enormous benefit to the company, but is likely to result in lower requirements for IT staffing.
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This guy is a guru, a wizard and the best. The best lecture, broken down to the simplest. Kudos Eli!!!

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Eli explains very clearly these types of concepts to non-IT / tech people.

[@jdougcomedy]

That was a FABULOUS explanation. The concept of aas* makes so much more sense now.

[@justsaysid]

One of the best explanations of IaaS. Simple and clear. Easy to understand. Thank you.

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@ 5:30 "Back in the old days of 2008" LOL!

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Eli, you are awesome. You explain things so nicely. In just 12 minute video I have understood the IaaS concept very nicely.

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Awesome! Perfect explanation on the IaaS portion of Cloud Architectures - why and how to do it, etc.

[@alexflores7652]

It's funny how technology is coming full circle. When I learned about Cloud computing it made me think about the mainframes from back in the 80's. Where you accessed your data from a dumb terminal or if you were remote logging from home to a university, corporate or government site.

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I am studying aaS concepts for a job and you made IaaS so easy to understand. I finally got my aha moment. Thank you so much!!!

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The best teacher ,ever

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Luv your ability to break things down so simplistically. I haven't watched much of your stuff but from what I have seen you are a very good teacher.

[@Calm_Energy]

Thank you for this explanation ! Imagining the building of a cloud provider with racks and servers, as the infrastructre (and thats it) really helped!

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dude, u r awesome. I have totally got the concept of IaaS now. Thanks a ton 4 this video

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Thanks!!! wish all you tubers were this informative, don't stop doing stuff like this

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Your my hero. I work in cloud computing and don't understand it. Now I do!

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Thanks Eli for the great explanation. Continue providing interesting contents on Cloud Computing and Programming.

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One of the best session that made me understand a lot about Cloud Computing...Kudos

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Very simple, to the point explanation. Kudos Eli

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Really great explanation! Thank you.

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Your videos have been very helpfull to me...I got the job that i wanted 'cause i got a very good picture of Virtualization because of your very good explanations..Thank you very much...Do you teach as well? If not it would be a good idea ..

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I loved the joke towards the end of the video :P How you mentioned that "the job might move up into the cloud" haha !!

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thanks my man. you saved my life

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Nice work Eli!

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Eli, well done!

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Thank you!! I get it now!!

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Great explanation!

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awesome video.I learned a lot on the topic.

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Very informative!

[@cloner7000]

Hi, I watched a lot of your videos lately, and was wondering the following thing: Did you read all those books that are behind you on these videos, on that shelf of yours? And when I mean read, I mean read them from start to end? I am just curious :)

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Thanks! very good!

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you are really great.....

[@Gaspijp]

Hello Eli, Thank you for the wonderful and instructive videos you make. I hope you continue to do that since you're an inspiration to me. Can you tell me what your opinion is related to managing a client operating system on IaaS? With kind regards, J

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Well Spoken Sir. Thanks

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very very very useful information thank you

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excellent !

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Nice one sir.

[@augustbrante8117]

Eli I get all this and understand PaaS and SaaS too. But here's the one I think is a little nuancie (made up word) is Managed Hosted Solutions. Sounds a ton like IaaS but to the application level with their people being the IT support team as you explained earlier. Am I understanding this correctly ? If not please chirp in

[@benotsintsadze3054]

Do you have to manage it still or do they do that?

[@kosmosnagios4618]

I know linux,unix,windows or such os in Aws iaas provider, but how can telephone pbx or digital surveillance go into cloud or what are the iaas providers for that. Did google search but bad at it

[@Retlocx45]

Hello, I've found a company that offers a service similar to what I want to build. I don't want to use them but I would like to use their platform/Concept and tweak it to meet my needs. Is this similar to IaaS?

[@ankanbhattacharyya8805]

what is workload of iaas?

[@amarsingh-eb5ic]

thumbs upp ..!!

[@JL_Klean]

In order to use Iaas deployment model, does a company have to move storage, servers, network and operating system? Or can the organization just simply deploy several items such as, servers and operating system?

[@augustbrante8117]

my understanding is either or So there's part of your infrastructure you can have there and part at home which would be a hybrid solution. they could even move servers or storage to the cloud as they refreshing takes place within a cluster. Most people start out just dipping toe into water first because they already have assets paid for. Then they incrementally move over as new purchases are needed. On other thing is if you have your infrastructure in house financially speaking you are putting on Asset side of ledger and only getting the Amortized portion as a write off. If you go to the cloud now 100% of the expense gets put on the expense side and is total write off. Just brain food

[@Fealox]

Hey Eli, Any idea how IaaS or PaaS get involved with hybrid cloud hosting, on premise, private an public clouds? I know they are related, but I want to learn how they interact and if they are related at all.

[@parthifs]

Styckx8D In the cloud world, the interaction between hardware(IaaS) and app+softwares(PaaS, SaaS) happens mainly via virtualization layer.

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Hi, Farida.

[@dheerajvarma9016]

for which organization would infrastructure as a service have the most immediate impact? Option: 1 a company with steady growth and a large hardware budget. 2 a Small company with steady demands on its infrastructure 3 a growing company with a limited capital expenditure budget 4 a large company with steady demands on its infrastructure.

[@parthifs]

Dheeraj Varma W.r.t immediate impact- 1, 4, 2, 3

[@trying2holler]

While there will be fewer jobs for admins at the office, the companies who are actually providing the service will be hiring.

[@rcolucci09]

Seems like a relatively minor change

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The cloud

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CEO of "THE CLOUD"

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[@Cold417]

I'm pretty sure most of the knowledgeable IT world has had enough of "the cloud" talk.

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You look like my godfather :)

[@NFSmichael]

3000 dollar ? ha ha ha ha in romania a normal user can have 1 Gbps for just 16 dollars :) the upload is pretty small and the latency I don't know but ...

[@SimpleCookiee]

+Olaru Mihai The upload is quite important as well though. If the upload is lacking, the connection itself will be affected as well. I've got 100/100 Mbit for about 20 dollars =)