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Index
Cover License, Disclaimer of Liability, and Limited Warranty Title Copyright Contents Preface Acknowledgments Chapter 1: Introduction to Cloud Computing
1.1 Introduction 1.2 Overview of Parallel Computing 1.3 Grid Computing 1.4 Distributed Computing And Its Variants: Manets, Peer-to-Peer, And The Cloud 1.5 Introduction to Autonomic Computing 1.6 Historical Development and Evolution of Cloud Computing 1.7 Vision of Cloud Computing 1.8 Properties and Characteristics of Cloud Computing 1.9 Reference Model FOR Cloud Computing 1.10 Cloud Computing Environments 1.11 Cloud Services Requirements 1.12 The Cloud and Dynamic Infrastructure 1.13 Cloud Adoption 1.14 Issues and Challenges in Cloud Computing 1.15 Advantages and Disadvantages of Cloud Computing 1.16 Cloud Computing Applications Summary Conceptual Short Questions with Answers Chapter Review Questions
Chapter 2: Cloud Computing Architectures
2.1 Introduction 2.2 Components of Clouds—Logical Reference Model 2.3 Types of Clouds 2.4 Cloud DBMS (CDBMS)—Clustering And Replication 2.5 Service Models
2.5.1 SaaS (Software-as-a-Service)/Application-as-a-Service (AaaS) 2.5.2 PaaS (Platform-as-a-Service) 2.5.3 IaaS (Infrastructure-as-a-Service)/HaaS (Hardware-as-a-Service)
2.6 Deployment Models
2.6.1 Public Cloud/External Cloud 2.6.2 Private Cloud 2.6.3 Hybrid Cloud 2.6.4 Community Cloud 2.6.5 Throwaway Clouds 2.6.6 Traveling Clouds
2.7 Cloud Interoperability and Standards 2.8 Cloud Interoperability Use Cases 2.9 Standards in Cloud Computing 2.10 Scalability and Fault Tolerance in Clouds 2.11 Cloud Solutions 2.12 Cloud Ecosystem 2.13 Duty Cycle 2.14 Cloud Business Process Management 2.15 Testing Under Control 2.16 Security Issues Associated with Clouds 2.17 Cloud Security Controls Summary Conceptual Short Questions with Answers Chapter Review Questions
Chapter 3: Virtualization Technology in the Cloud
3.1 Introduction 3.2 Evolution 3.3 Virtualized Environment Characteristics 3.4 Creating a Virtualized Architecture 3.5 Cloud Data Center 3.6 Resilience 3.7 Agility 3.8 Cisco Data Center Network Architecture 3.9 Storage 3.10 Thin Provisioning and Cloud Provisioning 3.11 Asset Management 3.12 Map Reduce Concepts—A logical view 3.13 Cloud Governance 3.14 High Availability and Disaster Recovery 3.15 Server Virtualization 3.16 VM Migration Services 3.17 Network Virtualization 3.18 Application Virtualization 3.19 Local Desktop Virtualization 3.20 Virtualization Advantages and Disadvantages 3.21 Block- and File-Level Storage Virtualization 3.22 Moving Virtualization to Clouds 3.23 Cloud Security Fundamentals 3.24 Cloud Security Services 3.25 Design Principles 3.26 Secure Cloud Software Requirements 3.27 Policy Implementation 3.28 Cloud Computing Security Challenges 3.29 Cloud Security Mechanisms
3.29.1 Encryption, PKI, SSO, IAM
3.30 VMWare ESX Memory Management Summary Conceptual Short Questions with Answers Chapter Review Questions
Chapter 4: Advanced Cloud Applications
4.1 Introduction 4.2 Specialized Cloud Architecture
4.2.1 Direct I/O Access 4.2.2 Load-Balanced Virtual Switches 4.2.3 Multipath Resource Access
4.3 Federated Clouds 4.4 Basics of Cloud Mobility Summary Conceptual Short Questions with Answers Chapter Review Questions
Chapter 5: Enterprise Cloud Computing
5.1 Introduction 5.2 Data and Process 5.3 Enterprise Cloud Consumption Strategies 5.4 Enterprise Cloud Adoption Strategies 5.5 Application Enterprise Software—ERP, SCM, and CRM Summary Conceptual Short Questions with Answers Chapter Review Questions
Chapter 6: Case Studies
6.1 Introduction 6.2 Open Source, Commonly Available Tools, and Platforms 6.3 MS Azure 6.4 Google App Engine 6.5 Amazon Web Services (AWS) 6.6 Hadoop 6.7 Map Reduce (MR) 6.8 Eucalyptus 6.9 Cloud SIM Summary Conceptual Short Questions with Answers Chapter Review Questions
Appendix A: Glossary of Terms Appendix B: LAB Projects with Cloud Computing Appendix C: Additional Questions for Discussion Appendix D: References Index
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