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| adam_text | Contents at a Glance Introduction............................................................................................................1 Part 1: Understanding Cloud Concepts............................................ 5 chapter 1: Understanding the Cloud...........................................................................7 chapter 2: Embracing the Business Imperative........................................................ 21 Part 2: Examining Architectural Considerations...................... зі chapter з: Architectural Considerations for the Cloud Environment..................... 33 chapter4: Managing a Hybrid and Multicloud Environment...................................43 chapters: Standards in a Multicloud World..............................................................59 chapter 6: A Closer Look at Cloud Services................................................................ 73 Part 3: Understanding Cloud Models................................................. 87 chapter 7: Introducing All Types of Clouds.................................................................89 chapter8: Using Infrastructure as a Service............................................................107 chapter ә: Using Software as a Service................................................................... 121 chapter ю: Standing on Platform as a Service..........................................................135 Part 4: Managing in a Multicloud World...................................... 147 chapter 11: Planning for DevOps in the
Cloud..........................................................149 chapter 12: Managing Multicloud Workloads............................................................. 165 chapter із: Managing Data Storage in the Cloud......................................................177 Part 5: Developing Your Cloud Strategy.......................................189 chapter 14: Managing and Integrating Data in the Cloud........................................ 191 chapter is: Promoting Cloud Security and Governance.......................................... 207 chapter íe: Breaking Down Cloud Economics..........................................................225 chapter 17: Planning Your Cloud Strategy...................................................................241 Part 6: The Part of Tens.............................................................................. 253 chapter is: Ten Cloud Resources................................................................................ 255 chapter 19: Ten Cloud Do s and Don ts...................................................................... 261 Glossary............................................................................. 267 Index.........................................................................................................................281
Table of Contents INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................1 About This Book............................................................................................. 1 Foolish Assumptions.....................................................................................2 Icons Used in This Book...............................................................................2 Beyond the Book........................................................................................... 3 Where to Go from Here............................................................................... 3 PART 1: UNDERSTANDING CLOUD CONCEPTS......................... 5 chapter 1: Understanding the Cloud........................................................... i Looking at the Ecosystem of Cloud Computing.......................................8 Understanding Cloud Concepts................................................................. 8 The public cloud....................................................................................... 9 The private cloud...................................................................................10 The hybrid and multicloud model....................................................... 10 Cloud Computing Elements: Resource Pools/Cloud Models and Services................................................................................................. 11 Cloud delivery models......................................................................... 13 The computing resources life
cycle.....................................................14 Understanding Self-Service Provisioning and Elasticity.........................15 Establishing a Dynamic Life Cycle across Workloads and Data........... 16 Management Services................................................................................. 17 The Changing Role of the Data Center.....................................................17 Evolution of the data center into a private cloud.............................18 Seeing how the public cloud fits......................................................... 19 Knowing when the private cloud shines...........................................20 CHAPTER 2: Embracing the Business Imperative................................ 21 Understanding IT Transformation...........................................................22 Escaping the IT Legacy Trap.......................................................................22 Preparing for the Cloud.............................................................................23 Building for Innovation...............................................................................24 The Business Imperatives.........................................................................25 Optimizing Your Existing Business...........................................................26 Modern Development and Deployment Strategies...............................27 Revisiting Your Business Model.................................................................28 Transforming the Business
Model...........................................................29 Table of Contents V
PART 2: EXAMINING ARCHITECTURAL CONSIDERATIONS........................................................................................... 31 CHAPTER 3: Architectural Considerations for the Cloud Environment......................................................................................... зз Rethinking the Type of Constituents Your Cloud Serves....................... 34 Putting the Pieces Together....................................................................... 35 Planning for Deployment........................................................................... 36 Latency: Performance matters........................................................... 37 Security: Planning in context............................................................... 39 Governance: Getting the right balance............................................. 39 Managing colocation............................................................................. 39 Creating flexibility in the model........................................................... 40 Setting the Right Policies and Business Rules.........................................40 Navigating the Choices in a Hybrid World............................................... 41 Optimizing for Workloads......................................................................... 41 Supporting a Dynamic Life Cycle............................................................... 42 CHAPTER 4: Managing a Hybrid and Multicloud Environment........................................................................................ 43 What Are You
Managing?........................................................................... 44 Managing SaaS Applications..................................................................... 44 Optimizing SaaS Management................................................................. 46 Managing External Cloud Resources....................................................... 47 Visibility and control of external resources.......................................47 The importance of self-service........................................................... 49 Service level agreements (SLAs)......................................................... 49 Addressing Poor Cloud and Computing Behaviors............................... 50 Managing Internal Cloud Resources......................................................... 51 Managing a hybrid cloud environment............................................. 52 Understanding the role of internal SLAs........................................... 52 Managing Internal Services....................................................................... 53 Supporting cloud customers............................................................... 53 Monitoring internal and external systems......................................... 53 Constructing dashboards..................................................................... 56 Managing External Services....................................................................... 56 DevOps and deployments public clouds......................................... 57 External system
monitoring................................................................. 57 Application and service life cycles....................................................... 57 The Future of Multicloud Management................................................... 58 CHAPTER 5: Standards in a Multicloud World........................................ 59 What Are Standards?..................................................................................59 Evolution of Standards............................................................................... 60 vi Cloud Computing For Dummies
Categories of Cloud-Related Standards...................................................61 Interoperability..................................................................................... 62 Portability............................................................................................... 64 Security................................................................................................... 65 Organizations Building Momentum around Standards.........................66 Cloud Security Alliance......................................................................... 66 Distributed Management Task Force (DMTF)...................................67 National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)...................68 Cloud Standards Customer Council (CSCC).......................................68 The Open Group................................................................................... 69 Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA).............................69 Vertical groups....................................................................................... 70 The Impact of Standards on the Multicloud...........................................70 CHAPTER 6: A Closer Look at Cloud Services............................................73 The Importance of Modularity................................................................... 74 Discovering Why Services Matter in the Cloud.......................................74 Explaining Microservices........................................................................... 75 The imperative to manage
microservices.........................................76 Containers............................................................................................. 77 Kübemetes............................................................................................. 78 Cataloging services............................................................................... 80 Defining Cloud Native Applications......................................................... 80 Moving from virtual machines to cloud native.................................81 Creating innovation............................................................................... 82 Differentiating cloud native applications...........................................82 Communicating Using APIs.......................................................................83 Setting the Stage for Cloud-Enabled Applications.................................84 PART 3: UNDERSTANDING CLOUD MODELS.............................87 CHAPTER 7: Introducing All Types of Clouds............................................89 Understanding Public Clouds...................................................................89 Commercial public clouds................................................................... 90 Open social community clouds........................................................... 92 Open technical community clouds..................................................... 94 Government clouds............................................................................... 94 Looking at Private
Clouds........................................................................... 95 Privately owned and managed clouds...............................................95 Appliances based on public cloud offerings ..................................... 96 Commercial private cloud................................................................... 97 Exploring Hybrid Clouds............................................................................. 97 Understanding the Continuum of the Cloud........................................... 98 Table of Contents ѴІІ
Selecting Multicloud for Choice, Efficiency, and Performance............ 99 Thinking about the Integration Imperative........................................... 101 Types of integration........................................................................... 102 Responsibility for integrations........................................................... 103 Integration at the service level......................................................... 103 Integration at the data level............................................................... 104 Integration at the application level................................................... 105 chapter 8: Using Infrastructure as a Service....................................... 107 Understanding laaS................................................................................... 107 Exploring the Key Components of Public Cloud laaS.......................... 109 The hardware architecture of public clouds................................... 110 Virtualization....................................................................................... 111 Elastic resources and services........................................................... 113 Self-service provisioning..................................................................... 114 Service level agreements (SLA)......................................................... 115 Metering, billing, and licensing......................................................... 115 Costs..................................................................................................... 117
Getting to Know Prominent laaS Cloud Providers.............................. 118 Discovering the Key Components of Private Cloud laaS.................... 119 Using laaS in Multicloud........................................................................... 120 CHAPTER 9: Using Software as a Service..................................................... 121 Understanding the Characteristics of SaaS........................................... 122 Multi-tenancy and its benefits........................................................... 123 The need for cloud native SaaS......................................................... 126 Understanding SaaS Economics............................................................. 127 Figuring Out How SaaS Fits into the Multicloud World...................... 128 Using SaaS as a Platform......................................................................... 130 Discovering who builds applications on SaaS platforms.............. 130 Developing on a SaaS vendor s platform......................................... 131 Looking at examples of SaaS platforms........................................... 132 CHAPTER 10: Standing on Platform as a Service.................................... 135 Discovering the Business Value of PaaS............................................... 135 Identifying the Characteristics of Platform asa Service...................... 136 Managing the Software Development and Deployment Life Cycle..................................................................................................... 138 Managing an Agile
Development Environment................................... 139 Defining the Next Generation of Middlewarein the Cloud.................. 141 Exploring Types of PaaS Platforms......................................................... 141 Public PaaS........................................................................................... 142 Private PaaS......................................................................................... 143 Open PaaS........................................................................................... 144 Reaping the Business Benefits of PaaS................................................. 144 ѴІІІ Cloud Computing For Dummies
PART 4: MANAGING IN A MULTICLOUD WORLD................. 147 CHAPTER 11: Planning for DevOps in the Cloud...................................14g Entering a New Era of DevOps.............................................................. 149 The importance of agile development............................................ 150 Transforming security.........................................................................150 Examining Changes for DevOps in the Cloud......................................151 Discovering the Value of Demand-Driven Applications.......................152 Examining the Role of Cl/CD in Agile Development.............................153 Continuous integration.......................................................................153 Continuous testing.............................................................................153 Continuous delivery...........................................................................154 Continuous deployment.....................................................................154 Exploring the Role of Opinionated Continuous Delivery.....................154 Understanding the Challenges to Cl/CD Adoption...............................155 Continuous Delivery and the Importance of a DevOps Culture........ 155 The Challenge of Cl/CD in the Cloud Era...............................................156 Clouds, Containers, and Microservices.................................................157 Defining Cloud Native Applications.......................................................157 Achieving
Resilience.................................................................................158 Discovering Reusable Services...............................................................159 Moving from VMs to Cloud Native.........................................................159 Open-Source Cloud Native Applications...............................................159 Differentiating Cloud Native Applications.............................................160 The Foundation of Microservices...........................................................161 The Imperative to Manage Microservices.............................................162 The Value of the Container Model.........................................................162 The Role of APIs.........................................................................................162 CHAPTER 12: Managing Multicloud Workloads...................................... 165 What Is a Workload?................................................................................. 166 All workloads aren t the same...........................................................166 Workloads not suited for the cloud.................................................168 Resource abstraction and workloads...............................................169 Workload Management...........................................................................170 Workload Complexities in the Multicloud Environment.....................172 Operationalized workloads...............................................................172 APIs: Keys to cloud
resources...........................................................173 Workload Portability.................................................................................175 CHAPTER 13: Managing Data Storage in the Cloud.............................. 177 Understanding Cloud Storage Fundamentals.......................................178 Cloud storage access protocols.........................................................178 Delivery options for cloud storage...................................................181 Functions of cloud storage.................................................................182 Benefits of cloud storage...................................................................182 Table of Contents ІХ
Deploying Hybrid Cloud Storage........................................................... 183 Interfaces............................................................................................183 Security................................................................................................183 Reliability..............................................................................................184 Business continuity........................................................................... 184 Reporting and chargeback............................................................... 184 Management......................................................................................184 Performance/latency......................................................................... 184 Data and network speed................................................................. 185 Planning for Cloud Growth and Change............................................. 186 Understanding your data................................................................. 186 Devising a growth strategy............................................................... 186 Choosing a provider......................................................................... 187 PART 5: DEVELOPING YOUR CLOUD STRATEGY................... 189 chapter 14= Managing and Integrating Data in the Cloud......... 191 Ensuring Trustworthy Data................................................................... 191 Controlling customer data privacy................................................. 192 Assessing cloud
data risks............................................................... 192 Securing data in the cloud............................................................... 193 Integrating Data across Environments................................................. 196 Three integration scenarios............................................................. 196 Options for cloud data integration................................................. 198 Managing Big Data in the Cloud........................................................... 200 Master data management............................................................... 200 Big data characteristics......................................................................200 Supporting an Analytics Strategy......................................................... 201 Big data analytics............................................................................... 202 Other cloud analytics........................................................................203 Talking to Providers about Data Control............................................. 203 chapter is: Promoting Cloud Security and Governance........... 207 Exploring the Risks of Operating in the Cloud................................... 208 Cloud provider risks..........................................................................210 End-user risks......................................................................................212 Developing a Secure Hybrid Environment........................................... 212 Assessing your current
state........................................................... 213 Assessing your cloud vendor........................................................... 213 Digging deeper into identity management................................... 216 Understanding data protection options......................................... 217 Sharing security responsibility with your cloud provider........... 218 Creating a Cloud Governance Strategy................................................219 Understanding governance risks....................................................220 Implementing a governance strategy..............................................221 X Cloud Computing For Dummies
Making governance work...................................................................222 Measuring and monitoring governance performance.................. 222 CHAPTER 16: Breaking Down Cloud Economics.....................................225 Balancing Costs with Requirements.......................................................225 Striking the Right Balance of Environments for a Hybrid Cloud........ 226 Reaping the Economic Benefit of the Cloud........................................ 228 Filling the need for capacity...............................................................229 Selecting a SaaS for common applications.................................... 231 Selecting a massively scaled application.........................................232 When it s not black and white...........................................................233 Understanding the Economics of the Data Center.............................. 234 Evaluating Costs in the Hybrid Environment........................................ 236 CHAPTER 17: Planning Your Cloud Strategy............................................. 241 At the Beginning: The Move to the Cloud............................................ 242 Starting the Plan.......................................................................................242 Stage 1 : Assess your current IT strategy........................................ 243 Stage 2: Imagine the future...............................................................244 Stage 3: Explore what s out there.....................................................244 Stage 4: Create a hybrid
cloud strategy plan...................................245 Stage 5: Plan for implementation.....................................................245 Stages of Strategy Planning: An Overview.............................................246 Focusing the Plan on Providing Services to Your Constituents........ 247 Cloud service consumer services.....................................................247 Comprehensive cloud provider services.........................................247 Cloud service creation services.........................................................248 Supporting a Successful Customer Experience.................................... 248 Supporting innovation.......................................................................248 Defining the optimal customer experience.....................................249 Optimizing for workloads...................................................................249 Supporting a Dynamic Life Cycle.............................................................249 Abstracting Complexity in the Cloud.....................................................250 Balancing Costs and Benefits.................................................................250 Defining the purpose of your cloud services...................................250 Taking a holistic approach.................................................................251 PART 6: THE PART OF TENS................................................................... 253 CHAPTER 18: Ten Cloud Resources.............................. 255 Standards
Organizations.........................................................................255 Consortiums and Councils.......................................................................256 Open-Source Offerings.............................................................................257 The Cloud Security Alliance.....................................................................258 Table of Contents ХІ
The Cloud Storage Initiative..................................................................... 258 Vendor Sites............................................................................................... 258 Cloud Computing Conferences............................................................... 258 CIO.gov....................................................................................................... 259 Open Data Center Alliance....................................................................... 259 CHAPTER 19: Ten Cloud Do s and Don ts.................................................... 261 Do Plan for Cloud Native......................................................................... 261 Do Plan for Data Consistency and Manageability................................ 262 Do Decide and Plan for Cloud Services................................................ 262 Do Have a Service Management Plan..................................................... 263 Do Plan for Portability............ ...................................................................263 Do Plan for Security................................................................................... 264 Do Execute on an Overall Hybrid Cloud Plan....................................... 264 Don t Rely on only a Single Vendor......................................................... 264 Don t Over-Invest in Licenses................................................................... 265 Don t Overlook the Need to Manage Infrastructure........................... 265 Don t Leave Your Data Center
Alone..................................................... 266 Don t Ignore the Service Level Agreement............................................. 266 Do Move Forward and Don t Look Back................................................. 266 GLOSSARY............................................................................................................267 INDEX........................................................................................................................281 xii Cloud Computing For Dummies
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Contents at a Glance Introduction.1 Part 1: Understanding Cloud Concepts. 5 chapter 1: Understanding the Cloud.7 chapter 2: Embracing the Business Imperative. 21 Part 2: Examining Architectural Considerations. зі chapter з: Architectural Considerations for the Cloud Environment. 33 chapter4: Managing a Hybrid and Multicloud Environment.43 chapters: Standards in a Multicloud World.59 chapter 6: A Closer Look at Cloud Services. 73 Part 3: Understanding Cloud Models. 87 chapter 7: Introducing All Types of Clouds.89 chapter8: Using Infrastructure as a Service.107 chapter ә: Using Software as a Service. 121 chapter ю: Standing on Platform as a Service.135 Part 4: Managing in a Multicloud World. 147 chapter 11: Planning for DevOps in the
Cloud.149 chapter 12: Managing Multicloud Workloads. 165 chapter із: Managing Data Storage in the Cloud.177 Part 5: Developing Your Cloud Strategy.189 chapter 14: Managing and Integrating Data in the Cloud. 191 chapter is: Promoting Cloud Security and Governance. 207 chapter íe: Breaking Down Cloud Economics.225 chapter 17: Planning Your Cloud Strategy.241 Part 6: The Part of Tens. 253 chapter is: Ten Cloud Resources. 255 chapter 19: Ten Cloud Do's and Don'ts. 261 Glossary. 267 Index.281
Table of Contents INTRODUCTION.1 About This Book. 1 Foolish Assumptions.2 Icons Used in This Book.2 Beyond the Book. 3 Where to Go from Here. 3 PART 1: UNDERSTANDING CLOUD CONCEPTS. 5 chapter 1: Understanding the Cloud. i Looking at the Ecosystem of Cloud Computing.8 Understanding Cloud Concepts. 8 The public cloud. 9 The private cloud.10 The hybrid and multicloud model. 10 Cloud Computing Elements: Resource Pools/Cloud Models and Services. 11 Cloud delivery models. 13 The computing resources life
cycle.14 Understanding Self-Service Provisioning and Elasticity.15 Establishing a Dynamic Life Cycle across Workloads and Data. 16 Management Services. 17 The Changing Role of the Data Center.17 Evolution of the data center into a private cloud.18 Seeing how the public cloud fits. 19 Knowing when the private cloud shines.20 CHAPTER 2: Embracing the Business Imperative. 21 Understanding IT Transformation.22 Escaping the IT Legacy Trap.22 Preparing for the Cloud.23 Building for Innovation.24 The Business Imperatives.25 Optimizing Your Existing Business.26 Modern Development and Deployment Strategies.27 Revisiting Your Business Model.28 Transforming the Business
Model.29 Table of Contents V
PART 2: EXAMINING ARCHITECTURAL CONSIDERATIONS. 31 CHAPTER 3: Architectural Considerations for the Cloud Environment. зз Rethinking the Type of Constituents Your Cloud Serves. 34 Putting the Pieces Together. 35 Planning for Deployment. 36 Latency: Performance matters. 37 Security: Planning in context. 39 Governance: Getting the right balance. 39 Managing colocation. 39 Creating flexibility in the model. 40 Setting the Right Policies and Business Rules.40 Navigating the Choices in a Hybrid World. 41 Optimizing for Workloads. 41 Supporting a Dynamic Life Cycle. 42 CHAPTER 4: Managing a Hybrid and Multicloud Environment. 43 What Are You
Managing?. 44 Managing SaaS Applications. 44 Optimizing SaaS Management. 46 Managing External Cloud Resources. 47 Visibility and control of external resources.47 The importance of self-service. 49 Service level agreements (SLAs). 49 Addressing Poor Cloud and Computing Behaviors. 50 Managing Internal Cloud Resources. 51 Managing a hybrid cloud environment. 52 Understanding the role of internal SLAs. 52 Managing Internal Services. 53 Supporting cloud customers. 53 Monitoring internal and external systems. 53 Constructing dashboards. 56 Managing External Services. 56 DevOps and deployments public clouds. 57 External system
monitoring. 57 Application and service life cycles. 57 The Future of Multicloud Management. 58 CHAPTER 5: Standards in a Multicloud World. 59 What Are Standards?.59 Evolution of Standards. 60 vi Cloud Computing For Dummies
Categories of Cloud-Related Standards.61 Interoperability. 62 Portability. 64 Security. 65 Organizations Building Momentum around Standards.66 Cloud Security Alliance. 66 Distributed Management Task Force (DMTF).67 National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).68 Cloud Standards Customer Council (CSCC).68 The Open Group. 69 Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA).69 Vertical groups. 70 The Impact of Standards on the Multicloud.70 CHAPTER 6: A Closer Look at Cloud Services.73 The Importance of Modularity. 74 Discovering Why Services Matter in the Cloud.74 Explaining Microservices. 75 The imperative to manage
microservices.76 Containers. 77 Kübemetes. 78 Cataloging services. 80 Defining Cloud Native Applications. 80 Moving from virtual machines to cloud native.81 Creating innovation. 82 Differentiating cloud native applications.82 Communicating Using APIs.83 Setting the Stage for Cloud-Enabled Applications.84 PART 3: UNDERSTANDING CLOUD MODELS.87 CHAPTER 7: Introducing All Types of Clouds.89 Understanding Public Clouds.89 Commercial public clouds. 90 Open social community clouds. 92 Open technical community clouds. 94 Government clouds. 94 Looking at Private
Clouds. 95 Privately owned and managed clouds.95 Appliances based on public cloud offerings . 96 Commercial private cloud. 97 Exploring Hybrid Clouds. 97 Understanding the Continuum of the Cloud. 98 Table of Contents ѴІІ
Selecting Multicloud for Choice, Efficiency, and Performance. 99 Thinking about the Integration Imperative. 101 Types of integration. 102 Responsibility for integrations. 103 Integration at the service level. 103 Integration at the data level. 104 Integration at the application level. 105 chapter 8: Using Infrastructure as a Service. 107 Understanding laaS. 107 Exploring the Key Components of Public Cloud laaS. 109 The hardware architecture of public clouds. 110 Virtualization. 111 Elastic resources and services. 113 Self-service provisioning. 114 Service level agreements (SLA). 115 Metering, billing, and licensing. 115 Costs. 117
Getting to Know Prominent laaS Cloud Providers. 118 Discovering the Key Components of Private Cloud laaS. 119 Using laaS in Multicloud. 120 CHAPTER 9: Using Software as a Service. 121 Understanding the Characteristics of SaaS. 122 Multi-tenancy and its benefits. 123 The need for cloud native SaaS. 126 Understanding SaaS Economics. 127 Figuring Out How SaaS Fits into the Multicloud World. 128 Using SaaS as a Platform. 130 Discovering who builds applications on SaaS platforms. 130 Developing on a SaaS vendor's platform. 131 Looking at examples of SaaS platforms. 132 CHAPTER 10: Standing on Platform as a Service. 135 Discovering the Business Value of PaaS. 135 Identifying the Characteristics of Platform asa Service. 136 Managing the Software Development and Deployment Life Cycle. 138 Managing an Agile
Development Environment. 139 Defining the Next Generation of Middlewarein the Cloud. 141 Exploring Types of PaaS Platforms. 141 Public PaaS. 142 Private PaaS. 143 Open PaaS. 144 Reaping the Business Benefits of PaaS. 144 ѴІІІ Cloud Computing For Dummies
PART 4: MANAGING IN A MULTICLOUD WORLD. 147 CHAPTER 11: Planning for DevOps in the Cloud.14g Entering a New Era of DevOps. 149 The importance of agile development. 150 Transforming security.150 Examining Changes for DevOps in the Cloud.151 Discovering the Value of Demand-Driven Applications.152 Examining the Role of Cl/CD in Agile Development.153 Continuous integration.153 Continuous testing.153 Continuous delivery.154 Continuous deployment.154 Exploring the Role of Opinionated Continuous Delivery.154 Understanding the Challenges to Cl/CD Adoption.155 Continuous Delivery and the Importance of a DevOps Culture. 155 The Challenge of Cl/CD in the Cloud Era.156 Clouds, Containers, and Microservices.157 Defining Cloud Native Applications.157 Achieving
Resilience.158 Discovering Reusable Services.159 Moving from VMs to Cloud Native.159 Open-Source Cloud Native Applications.159 Differentiating Cloud Native Applications.160 The Foundation of Microservices.161 The Imperative to Manage Microservices.162 The Value of the Container Model.162 The Role of APIs.162 CHAPTER 12: Managing Multicloud Workloads. 165 What Is a Workload?. 166 All workloads aren't the same.166 Workloads not suited for the cloud.168 Resource abstraction and workloads.169 Workload Management.170 Workload Complexities in the Multicloud Environment.172 Operationalized workloads.172 APIs: Keys to cloud
resources.173 Workload Portability.175 CHAPTER 13: Managing Data Storage in the Cloud. 177 Understanding Cloud Storage Fundamentals.178 Cloud storage access protocols.178 Delivery options for cloud storage.181 Functions of cloud storage.182 Benefits of cloud storage.182 Table of Contents ІХ
Deploying Hybrid Cloud Storage. 183 Interfaces.183 Security.183 Reliability.184 Business continuity. 184 Reporting and chargeback. 184 Management.184 Performance/latency. 184 Data and network speed. 185 Planning for Cloud Growth and Change. 186 Understanding your data. 186 Devising a growth strategy. 186 Choosing a provider. 187 PART 5: DEVELOPING YOUR CLOUD STRATEGY. 189 chapter 14= Managing and Integrating Data in the Cloud. 191 Ensuring Trustworthy Data. 191 Controlling customer data privacy. 192 Assessing cloud
data risks. 192 Securing data in the cloud. 193 Integrating Data across Environments. 196 Three integration scenarios. 196 Options for cloud data integration. 198 Managing Big Data in the Cloud. 200 Master data management. 200 Big data characteristics.200 Supporting an Analytics Strategy. 201 Big data analytics. 202 Other cloud analytics.203 Talking to Providers about Data Control. 203 chapter is: Promoting Cloud Security and Governance. 207 Exploring the Risks of Operating in the Cloud. 208 Cloud provider risks.210 End-user risks.212 Developing a Secure Hybrid Environment. 212 Assessing your current
state. 213 Assessing your cloud vendor. 213 Digging deeper into identity management. 216 Understanding data protection options. 217 Sharing security responsibility with your cloud provider. 218 Creating a Cloud Governance Strategy.219 Understanding governance risks.220 Implementing a governance strategy.221 X Cloud Computing For Dummies
Making governance work.222 Measuring and monitoring governance performance. 222 CHAPTER 16: Breaking Down Cloud Economics.225 Balancing Costs with Requirements.225 Striking the Right Balance of Environments for a Hybrid Cloud. 226 Reaping the Economic Benefit of the Cloud. 228 Filling the need for capacity.229 Selecting a SaaS for common applications. 231 Selecting a massively scaled application.232 When it's not black and white.233 Understanding the Economics of the Data Center. 234 Evaluating Costs in the Hybrid Environment. 236 CHAPTER 17: Planning Your Cloud Strategy. 241 At the Beginning: The Move to the Cloud. 242 Starting the Plan.242 Stage 1 : Assess your current IT strategy. 243 Stage 2: Imagine the future.244 Stage 3: Explore what's out there.244 Stage 4: Create a hybrid
cloud strategy plan.245 Stage 5: Plan for implementation.245 Stages of Strategy Planning: An Overview.246 Focusing the Plan on Providing Services to Your Constituents. 247 Cloud service consumer services.247 Comprehensive cloud provider services.247 Cloud service creation services.248 Supporting a Successful Customer Experience. 248 Supporting innovation.248 Defining the optimal customer experience.249 Optimizing for workloads.249 Supporting a Dynamic Life Cycle.249 Abstracting Complexity in the Cloud.250 Balancing Costs and Benefits.250 Defining the purpose of your cloud services.250 Taking a holistic approach.251 PART 6: THE PART OF TENS. 253 CHAPTER 18: Ten Cloud Resources. 255 Standards
Organizations.255 Consortiums and Councils.256 Open-Source Offerings.257 The Cloud Security Alliance.258 Table of Contents ХІ
The Cloud Storage Initiative. 258 Vendor Sites. 258 Cloud Computing Conferences. 258 CIO.gov. 259 Open Data Center Alliance. 259 CHAPTER 19: Ten Cloud Do's and Don'ts. 261 Do Plan for Cloud Native. 261 Do Plan for Data Consistency and Manageability. 262 Do Decide and Plan for Cloud Services. 262 Do Have a Service Management Plan. 263 Do Plan for Portability. .263 Do Plan for Security. 264 Do Execute on an Overall Hybrid Cloud Plan. 264 Don't Rely on only a Single Vendor. 264 Don't Over-Invest in Licenses. 265 Don't Overlook the Need to Manage Infrastructure. 265 Don't Leave Your Data Center
Alone. 266 Don't Ignore the Service Level Agreement. 266 Do Move Forward and Don't Look Back. 266 GLOSSARY.267 INDEX.281 xii Cloud Computing For Dummies |
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