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Module 2 Assignment Name: Prapullah Gummapu ID: 545259 Cloud Computer Security July 11, 2023
Running Header: TYPES OF CLOUD DEPLOYEMENT SERVICE MODEL 2 The Cloud Deployment Model can be viewed as a type of cloud computing. Deploying a model might have several architectures depending on how much data you want to maintain and who has access to the underlying infrastructure. The model's flexibility makes it useful in a wide variety of settings (Calder et al.,2020). Types of Cloud Computing Deployment Models: The cloud deployment model, which takes ownership, scale, and access into consideration in addition to the cloud's characteristics and functionalities, is what determines how the cloud environment will really look. The location of your servers and who has administrative access may shift depending on the cloud deployment approach you select. This paper will outline your cloud architecture, including the parts that can be customized, the services that will be made available, and the extent to which you will be responsible for constructing everything from scratch. In addition, how your users connect to the underlying infrastructure could be determined by their cloud settings. A classification of the many deployment strategies compatible with cloud computing is provided below (Odun-Ayo et al.,2019). Public Cloud: The facility's resources are available to anyone, no questions asked. Organizations whose clientele experiences rising and erratic demand for services stand to gain significantly from adopting cloud computing's public deployment models. Additionally, it's an excellent choice for companies that don't stress excessively over data security. So, to gain access to networking, virtualized computing, and data storage via the internet, you will need to pay a cloud service provider. It's also a fantastic method for getting the product to the teams responsible for making and testing it. It's a good option for testing environments because it can be set up quickly and deployed easily. Limits on Spending the start-up costs for the business are low due to the pay-as-you-go nature of the service (Wood et al.,2018).
Running Header: TYPES OF CLOUD DEPLOYEMENT SERVICE MODEL 3 It makes it an attractive option for companies that regularly use various resources. Since cloud service providers shoulder the financial burden of maintaining the requisite hardware, there's no need to set up any new hardware. A business can save time and money using a cloud service instead of building its internal network. Confidentiality and Safety Worry Facts and Figures. Due to its accessibility, it cannot guarantee complete safety from online threats. Problems with Dependability Since many users share the same server infrastructure, issues, and outages are always possible. Restriction of Service and License Restrictions: There is a limit to the total amount of resources that can be used at once, even though tenants can barter for many resources (Calder et al.,2020). Private Cloud: Although deployment data is kept on-premises in a private cloud, the underlying technology is the same as in a public cloud. The organization can access all the tools in a standard SaaS package and modify the software and app to suit their needs better. It is possible to outsource server management and upkeep to an external vendor or service provider and commission the development of brand-new system components. You may be surprised to learn that the same company that offers public cloud services can also provide you with a private cloud. Without the client worrying about infrastructure management or resource sharing, a cloud service provider can set up a client-facing private cloud. Some of the cloud's storage space will only be dedicated to your company's use. The resources of a private cloud are utilized by a single firm or organization regardless of the location of the cloud infrastructure. Itis what separates a public cloud from a private cloud (Odun-Ayo et al.,2019). A private cloud provided by a public cloud provider is known as a virtual private cloud, or VPC for short. A public cloud provider hosts this type of cloud. Companies that require access to cloud-based resources such as data storage, website hosting, and program execution that is both highly secure and highly adaptive make the most common use of virtual private
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Running Header: TYPES OF CLOUD DEPLOYEMENT SERVICE MODEL 4 clouds, also known as VPCs. VPCs are also abbreviated as "virtual private clouds." Virtual private clouds (VPCs), which give all of the benefits of traditional cloud architecture while offering the privacy and security of personal cloud computing, are produced by isolating resources from the rest of the public cloud and surrounding them with a virtual fence (Calder et al.,2020). VPCs offer all of the advantages of traditional cloud design while also providing the privacy and security of personal cloud computing. Subnets are ranges of Internet Protocol (IP) addresses kept secret from the general public on the Internet because they are reserved for private usage within a network. Using a virtual private local area network, or VLAN, it is possible to link devices without using the Internet. Virtual private networks, or VPNs, are used to construct a private network that sits on top of a public network. It is accomplished by encrypting the data as it passes via routers and switches. With virtual private clouds, often known as VPCs for short, companies can scale their operations, add additional resources on demand, and increase the performance of apps housed in the cloud. Virtual private clouds (VPCs) are designed to take advantage of the most valuable aspects of public cloud technology (Wood et al.,2018). Hybrid Cloud: The advantages of both public and private cloud deployment can be enjoyed by businesses that use a hybrid cloud, combining elements of both cloud types. It is because a hybrid cloud blends the features of both public and private clouds. The reason is that hybrid clouds combine the characteristics of both public and private clouds. Integration and management of multiple cloud environments are necessary for this process, which frequently combines on-premises infrastructure with public cloud services. Public cloud services are required for the successful outcome of this process. The standard order of operations is as follows. Hybrid cloud users gain several advantages, including workload variation, security, scalability, and management. Some of the benefits of using a hybrid cloud setup are listed
Running Header: TYPES OF CLOUD DEPLOYEMENT SERVICE MODEL 5 above. Users of hybrid clouds also have access to several other advantages. When utilizing these clouds, users can gain access to and utilize the public cloud's resources for a wide range of uses (Calder et al.,2020). Community Cloud: Some companies can now take advantage of the facilities and services available. By combining the best features of different cloud providers, a hybrid cloud can better serve the specific requirements of a particular region, sector, or enterprise. This can be tailored to suit the needs of any of these groups. Groups can pool their resources if they're all trying to solve the same issue or achieve the same objective. Typically, it is administered by a neutral party or a coalition of different community groups. There are, however, situations in which the management is split between several entities. The widespread adoption of cloud computing has helped keep costs down for businesses and organizations. Users will feel safer using the shared cloud, which is the most critical aspect of security. Integration of pre- existing assets allows companies to pool their resources, infrastructure, and other support to accomplish more significant goals. Working together and sharing information It’s a group where members are at ease working together and exchanging ideas (Odun-Ayo et al.,2019). Multi-Cloud: As the name implies, this paradigm uses multiple cloud service providers' resources all at once. Multi-cloud computing uses many separate public clouds rather than a hybrid system that pools the resources of public and private clouds. While public cloud service providers offer several tools designed to make their services more reliable, issues may still arise occasionally. Even though it's highly unusual, two clouds can collide with each other simultaneously. Using multiple cloud service providers will improve your services' already excellent availability. You can choose the best services for your unique apps, workloads, and business by utilizing several cloud providers—the time you are waiting for decreases. You can improve the user experience and reduce the effects of latency by selecting cloud regions and zones that are geographically close to your customers. High Continuity of
Running Header: TYPES OF CLOUD DEPLOYEMENT SERVICE MODEL 6 Operation: Two separate clouds being affected by the same event simultaneously is highly improbable. The high availability of your services will increase due to the increased number of clouds hosting them (Wood et al.,2018). By considering their goals, their level of security concerns, and their available resources, businesses can choose a deployment service model that meets their needs. A current mechanism needs to be revised to select a cloud deployment model adequately. As a rule, we will exhaust all other options before deciding that a cloud deployment model is the most suitable for meeting our needs. We've outlined a few things to consider when determining which deployment model is best for you. You can use the hardware provided by public cloud service providers to deploy some of the services offered by those providers in your data center. "Edge computing" is a common term for this setup. Since the edge computing control plane, and sometimes the data plane, will be shared with the public cloud, it is reasonable to classify edge computing as a subset of the public cloud (Calder et al.,2020). In addition to trusting the cloud service that supplied the device, you'll need to have faith in the security of your data center and the network on which you'll be hosting the edge devices. Because your budget for these things is inversely proportional to their price, this factor must be accounted for in the model for cloud deployment. The ability to quickly scale up or down from our current state of operation is what we mean when we talk about scalability. This metric reveals how well-trained your employees are and how straightforward the models they use to do their jobs. The simplicity of the models is also highlighted. It is necessary to bring the model into "compliance" with all applicable laws and regulations before it can be used. Put simply; this is the definition of "compliance." Some model implementations may have peculiar needs not shared by others. If this model were implemented, new regulations and standards would be drafted (Odun-Ayo et al.,2019).
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Running Header: TYPES OF CLOUD DEPLOYEMENT SERVICE MODEL 7 References CALDER B and BERENBERG A. (2020). ACM Computing Surveys, Archetypes for Cloud Application Deployment, 55(3),1-48. dio:10.1145/3498336 Odun-Ayo I, Goddy-Worlu R, Samuel V, and Geteloma V. (2019). Conducted a thorough mapping investigation of cloud designs and deployment models. BMC research notes, 12(1),436; dio:10.1186/s13104-019-4474-y. Wood R, Wyant M, C.S. Bretherton et al., (2018). An ARM Mobile Facility Deployment for precipitation, aerosols, and clouds in the maritime boundary layer in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, 96(3),419–440. https://discovery.ebsco.com/linkprocessor/plink?id=caf25ff0-dcd0-399b-ad8c- e1421562bea3