Cloud Computing Architecture

Cloud Computing - The Coming Storm

Technology Roadmap to Cloud

●IT assets & datacenters
kept growing
●Service oriented
●Desperate system tools
architecture infrastructure In Co
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●Rapid provisioning of IT st ple ●Soaring IT and power
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●Energy saving via auto
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Technology
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●Virtualized infrastructure - ●Consolidate IT assets &
increased system utilization datacenters
●Unify virtual & physical mgmt ●Standardize and centralize
●Promote resource sharing management
across organization ●Streamline processes with ITIL
●Energy saving – maximize best practices
effective use ●Energy saving - Phase out
inefficient HW
Cloud Computing
Basic Cloud Architecture
Simple Cloud Model

Cloud
Service Cloud Platform
(e.g. (e.g. Web Front-End)
Queue)

Cloud Cloud Storage

Infrastructure
(e.g.,
(e.g. Billing, VMs) Database)
 Service Oriented Cloud Computing
Operati
onal
Infrastructure XaaS
Transpa Demand driven Demand driven
rency
infrastructure infrastructure

Scalable ScalableUniversal Universal

Services Services access access
SOI
SOI &
SOA CC
CC
Consume as Consume as Level
Service Service Level
you need you need
Framework Framework

Govern
ance New New
Next
and Service Models Service Models Generat
cost ion
control Scaling
Cloud computing architecture

Portal

Security

Cloud Tools
Traditional vs. Cloud application
development

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Traditional vs. Cloud application
development
Force.com Metadata Driven Architecture

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Reuse and Consolidation
●Architect the enterprise primitive
via the engineering of reuse and
consolidation.

Reuse which is driven by reuse

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pattern is a logical consideration

●Consolidation which is driven by

workload is a physical
consideration.

●Theengineering of reuse and

consolidation applies to four
layers of Enterprise Architecture.
CC Architecture – The User Organisation Perspective
A Comprehensive CC