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Cloud Computing, AWS and Azure

This document provides an overview of cloud computing fundamentals including cloud service models, deployment models, and key characteristics. It then details the major cloud platforms AWS and Azure, covering their core services such as compute, storage, database, networking, security, and identity and access management. Major sections include descriptions of compute offerings like EC2 and Azure VMs, storage options, database services, networking features, security approaches, and identity and access management tools for each platform.

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Cloud Computing, AWS and Azure

This document provides an overview of cloud computing fundamentals including cloud service models, deployment models, and key characteristics. It then details the major cloud platforms AWS and Azure, covering their core services such as compute, storage, database, networking, security, and identity and access management. Major sections include descriptions of compute offerings like EC2 and Azure VMs, storage options, database services, networking features, security approaches, and identity and access management tools for each platform.

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Cloud Computing Fundamentals, AWS & Azure

1. Cloud Computing Overview


 Cloud Computing definition and characteristics (elasticity, multi-tenant, on-demand, ubiquitous
access, usage metering, self-service, sla-monitoring, etc.)
 Cloud Computing and SOA
 Enterprise Cloud drivers and adoption trends
 Typical Cloud Enterprise workloads
 Cloud service models/types (public, private, hybrid, and community clouds)
 Cloud deployment models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, BPaas)
 Cloud ROI models
 Cloud reference architectures
 Cloud standards (OSDIAPIs, etc.)
 Technology providers vs. Cloud providers vs. Cloud vendors
 Planning Cloud transformations (suitability assessment, future state definition, financial
assessment and platform selection, roadmap definition)

2. Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)


 Evolution of infrastructure migration approaches (virtualization-VMWare/Xen/KVM
 Virtualization, adaptive virtualization, Cloud Computing and on-demand resource provisioning)
 Cloud Infrastructure services (storage, compute, services management, cloud brokers, etc.)
 IaaS vendor solutions: Amazon EC2, HP, Microsoft, Savvis, Terremark, Right Scale,
Rackspacecloud, IBM, Oracle
 IaaS mainstream offerings (assessment offerings, design offerings, build offerings, integrated
operations and management offerings, governance offerings)

3. Platform as a Service (PaaS)


 Evolution of computing paradigms and related components (distributed computing, utility
computing, Cloud computing, grid computing, etc.)
e.g., Spring vs. VMWare vFabric, gemstone vs. VMWare Gemfire, WMWare Hyperic/TC
Server/RabbitMQ
 Cloud platform services (monitoring and management, application servers, messaging, data
management, development and testing, integration, business intelligence, etc.)
 PaaS vendor solutions: EMC, Google App Engine, HP, IBM, Microsoft Azure, Rackspace, Savvis,
Verizon, force.com, VMware vFabric, OpenStack, Eucalyptus, Storage-as-a-Service platforms
(Google Storage, ObjectStore S3, Amazon Dynamo, etc.)
 PaaS mainstream offerings: build/extend/migrate/manage Enterprise applications on top of
Microsoft Azure, plan/develop/manage Enterprise applications using AWS transformation
services

4. Software as a Service (SaaS)


 Overview of the Cloud application development lifecycle
 SaaS platform services (application development, application migration, SaaS implementation,
business intelligence - Cloud-based/big data/real time analytics)

Cloud Computing AWS & Azure


 SaaS vendor horizontal solutions: ADP, Cisco, SalesForce.com, Microsoft Online Services, SAP,
Oracle OnDemand, Tibco, Cordys, Google, Zoho, Taleo, NetSuite, SuccessFactors,
Eloqua,Workday
 SaaS vendor vertical solutions: SmartStream, Callidus Software, TriZetto, Fineos, Misys, Merced
System, Inc.
 SaaS mainstream offerings: SaaS Enablement (ISV & product-based), vendor-based SaaS
offerings (SFDC, Cordys, Oracle), SaaS solution development, SaaS migration, Cloud application
usage optimization

5. Cloud Security
 Cloud security challenges
 Cloud security approaches: encryption, tokenization/obfuscation, cloud security alliance
standards, cloud security models and related patterns
 Cloud security in mainstream vendor solutions
 Mainstream Cloud security offerings: security assessment, secure Cloud architecture design

Amazon Web Services

Fundamentals of Amazon Web Services (AWS)


 Regions
 Availability Zones and Data Centers
 AWS Credentials
 Review of all AWS Services

Amazon EC2
 EC2 Architecture
 EC2 Instance Types
 Hardware Differences: OnDemandInstances, ReservedInstances
 Spot Instances
 Data Persistence Models
 Amazon Elastic Block Storage (EBS)
 Amazon Machine Image (AMI)

AWS Storage
 S3
 EBS
 Glacier
 AWS Import Export

Database
 AWS RDS
 DynamoDB
 Elasticache
 RedShift

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AWS Networking
 VPC
 Route53
 DirectConnect

Amazon ElasticLoadBalancer(ELB)
 FundamentalsofaLoadBalancer
 Startingaloadbalancerinstance
 Stickysessions
 SSLterminationonELB

AutoScaling
 Understandingautoscaling
 Autoscaling Fundamentals
 Settingup autoscaling rules

Identity and Access Management (IAM)


 Understanding IAM
 Groups and Users
 Application “Roles” in IAM
 Access Policies
 Federated Authentication on IAM

Azure

Azure Fundamentals
 Introduction
 Azure Services

Azure Storage Services


 Azure Storage
 Azure Storage Account
 Blob
 File Share
 Table
 Queue

Azure Network Services


 Need for virtual Networks
 Creating virtual networks on Azure
 Endpoint (VM Creation)
 Load Balanced EndPoint
 Network ACL

Azure Virtual Machines

Cloud Computing AWS & Azure


 Introduction
 Virtual Machine Compute Tiers
 Provisioning
 Disks and Images
 Virtual Machine Cloud Service
 Virtual Machine Networking
 Logging on to Virtual Machines
 Endpoints for VM Communication
 Load-Balanced EndPoint
 Availability Set
 VM management, automation and scripting
 Auto Scaling

Azure Cloud Services


 Introduction
 Cloud Service Components
 Deployment Environments

Azure SQL Database


 Overview
 SQL Database Layers
 SQL Database Tiers
 Introducing DTU(Database Transaction Units)
 SQL Database Security
 Scaling SQL Database
 Backups
 BackUp Service Tier
 Performance Model
 Unsupported features and Limitations

Implement Azure Active Directory


 Active Directory Fundamentals
 Understanding Azure Active Directory
 Azure AD Tiers
 Domains And Custom Domains
 Adding Users And Groups
 Supported Protocols
 Azure AD Integration Tools
 Azure AD Integration techniques

Azure Service Bus (Messaging Services)


 Service Bus Queues
 Topics and Subscriptions
 Relays
 Event Hubs

Cloud Computing AWS & Azure

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