Agenda

✓ On premises Scenario
✓ Why Organizations are moving towards cloud computing
✓Benefits of Cloud computing
✓Market players in cloud computing
✓ Cloud deployment models- Public, Private, Hybrid
✓ Cloud service delivery models- IAAS, PAAS, SAAS
✓ Preference of Azure in organization as public cloud solution
Traditional Datacenter/ On premises
Infrastructure
Limitations of Traditional Infrastructure and advent of
Cloud computing
• Involvement of Capital and Operational Expenditure
• No Cost prediction analysis
• No scalability
• Patching and maintenance overhead
• Not reliable in terms of hardware downtime
• Latency can be a issue with distant sites
• Need to take care of compliance requirement
Capital and Operational expenditure

Capital Expenditure:
- Hardware- Server, Networking devices, Security equipment's, Cabling.

Operational Expenditure:
- Cooling requirements
- Staff compensation
- Maintenance cost of hardware- AMC renewals
- Compliance and Audit cost
- Application/OS upgradation and maintenance
Cloud Computing
• Cloud computing is the delivery of computing services—including
servers, storage, databases, networking, software, analytics, and
intelligence—over the Internet
Benefits of Cloud computing adoption to the Industry
✓ Cost effective- No upfront cost (Capex) involves + No need to purchase and manage own infra
✓ Cost prediction analysis
✓ Scalability- Increase or decrease the service as per the requirement- Even on the spot
✓ Cloud service provider will handle the patches and maintenance
✓ Reliable- Downtime can be handled by Cloud provider and Data backup too
✓ Global Presence- to minimize the latency and best response time
✓ On demand spot services- Infra ready in 2 minutes, no need to wait for physical infra to setup
✓ Redundancy and High availability- Multiple datacenter's across globe
✓ Cost reduction- Infra, cooling requirements, staff reduction, utilization of services
✓ Compliance- No need to worry about changing the server + Take care of guidelines
✓ Works on Pay as you Go model- Biggest benefit
Types of Cloud computing
• Service delivery model- IAAS, PAAS, SAAS
• Deployment model- Public, Private, Hybrid
Cloud Service model
What is Public Cloud?

• Public Cloud provides a shared platform that is accessible to the

general public through an Internet connection.
• Public cloud operated on the pay-as-per-use model and administrated
by the third party, i.e., Cloud service provider.
• In the Public cloud, the same storage is being used by multiple users
at the same time.
• AWS, Azure, GCP are the examples of public cloud
What is a Private Cloud?

• A Private Cloud is a model of Cloud computing where the

infrastructure is dedicated to a single user organization. A private
cloud can be hosted either at an organization’s own Datacenter, at a
third party colocation facility, or via a private cloud provider who
offers private cloud hosting services and may or may not also offer
traditional public shared multi-tenant cloud infrastructure.
• Typically, the end-user organization is responsible for the operation of
a private cloud as if it were a traditional on-premises infrastructure,
which includes ongoing maintenance, upgrades, OS patches,
middleware, and application software management.
Examples- VMware Esxi, Hyper-V, Tanzu, OpenShift, Open- stack
What is a Hybrid Cloud?

• A hybrid cloud is one in which applications are running in a

combination of different environments.
• Hybrid cloud computing approaches are widespread because almost
no one today relies entirely on the public cloud. Many of you have
invested millions of dollars and thousands of hours into on-premises
infrastructure over the past few decades.
• Legacy application compatibility
• The most common hybrid cloud example is combining a public and
private cloud environment, like an on-premises data centre, and a
public cloud computing environment
Community Cloud

• Community cloud is a cloud infrastructure that allows systems and

services to be accessible by a group of several organizations to share
the information.

• It is owned, managed, and operated by one or more organizations in

the community, a third party, or a combination of them.
Benefits of Public Cloud

• Low Cost
• Location Independent
• Save Time-- In Public cloud, the cloud service provider is responsible for the
manage and maintain data centres in which data is stored, so the cloud
user can save their time to establish connectivity, deploying new products,
release product updates, configure, and assemble servers.
• Quickly and easily set up
• Business Agility
• Scalability and reliability
Benefits of Azure adoption
• User base of Microsoft OS and application
• Application compatibility for legacy platforms
• Better Integration with Microsoft products
• Azure charges with the customer on per minutes basis whereas AWS
charges on hourly basis.
• More Regions (Datacenters) in the world than any other cloud providers.
• Boasts of Hybrid Cloud compatibility
• Can easily integrate with other cloud platforms as well.
• Lift and shift capability