the next few slides are on IaaS, PaaS & SaaS….
IaaS - Infrastructure as a Service
PaaS – Platform as a Service
PaaS
SaaS – Software as a Service
SaaS
Filed under: Cloud Computing, IT Tagged: | In The Cloud, IT Infrastructure & Operations
Who Knocked??!!??
Where did they knock from ??
Links I like(d)!- Using Infrastructure Service Orchestration to Enable SOA [Cisco VFrame Data Center] - Cisco Systems
- Designing Secure Multi-Tenancy into Virtualized Data Centers [Data Center Designs: Network Virtualization] - Cisco Systems
- How to bring TOGAF to life: Using interviews within TOGAF
- on Enterprise Architecture
- IBM developerWorks : Rational : Technical library view
- The Infrastructure Landscape: A Matter of Perspective
- Infrastructure Architectural Capabilities
- Observations from a Tech Architect: Enterprise Implementation Issues & Solutions Category Archives
- “To understand is to perceive patterns”
- Search for "cloudcomputing" | Twendly: Find and discover people in Twitter
There is alot of thrashing in this space and it is hard to determine which Cloud
to goto as everyone is doing something a little different – its hard to compare
Cloud 2 Cloud. A similar diagnosis is by David Chappell:
“If I ruled the world”, says David Chappell, “I would make the phrase ‘private
cloud’ illegal”. In conversation with David Gristwood, David Chappell, during his
recent world tour, discusses the Cloud, its importance and role in the partner
ecosystem, and cloud players, such as Google, Amazon, Salesforce.com, VMware and
more. You can see his Cloud2Cloud comparison in brief here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7NHQdh8_uo
A more recent talk with David Chappell on this topic where he covers others issues
such as:
- IaaS vs PaaS
- Private vs Public Cloud
- Applications that are not a great fit for the Cloud and those which are.
- The threat of Public Cloud to IT departments
see: http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/David+Gristwood/Conversations-with-David-
Chappell-about-Windows-Azure-and-Cloud-Computing/
thoughts?
hope that helps,
-cn