3.1 Flashcards
Responsibility Matric
outlines the division of responsibilities between the cloud service provider and the customer
Cloud Computing
delivering of computing services over the internet
Third Party Vendors
provides specialized services to enhance cloud solutions security, efficiency and functionality
Hybrid solutions
combine on prem, with cloud
Virtualization
emulates servers each with its own OS within a VM
Containerization
lightweight alternative encapsulating apps with their os environment they share the os
Type 1 Hypervisor
runs directly on hardware
Type 2 hypervisor
operates within a standard OS
Serverless
shifts server management away from developers
FaaS
developers write and deploy individual functions triggered by events
Microservices
breaking down large apps into small independent services
Air Gapping
physical separation of systems, disconnecting them from all networks one of the best security measures
Logical separation
establishes boundaries within a network to restrict access to certain areas
implemented by using firewalls VLANs
easier to implement then air gapping
SDN
software defined network
network management
provides centralized view of entire network
SDN Architecture
decouples network control and forwarding functions
Data plane
control plane
In traditional networking, both the control plane (deciding how data should be routed) and the data plane (actually forwarding the data) are tightly coupled within networking devices like switches and routers.
In SDN, these functions are decoupled, allowing centralized control of network behavior and policies through a software-based controller.