EDA Flashcards

1
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Data

A

collection of raw facts from which conclusions may be drawn

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2
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Who creates data?

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◦ Individuals
◦ Businesses

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3
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CATEGORIES OF DATA

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  1. STRUCTURED
  2. UNSTRUCTURED
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4
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STRUCTURED

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  • Data Bases
  • Spread Sheets
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5
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UNSTRUCTURED

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  • Forms
  • Images
  • Audio
  • Movies
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6
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What do individuals/businesses do with the data they collect?

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They turn it into “information”

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7
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” ____ is the intelligence and knowledge derived from data”

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Information

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8
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___ analyze raw data in order to identify meaningful trends

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Businesses

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9
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Value of Information to a Business

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  • Creating a competitive advantage
  • Identifying new business opportunities
  • Identifying patterns that lead to changes in existing business
    • New services
    • Targeted marketing campaigns
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10
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___ used depends on the type of data and its creation/usage rate.

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Type of storage

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11
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Storage
* Data created by individuals/businesses must be ____

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stored for further processing.

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12
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Storage Examples:
* __ : Digital camera, Cell phone, DVDs, Hard disk

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Individuals

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13
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Storage Examples:
* __ : Hard disk, External disk arrays, Tape library

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Businesses

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14
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Storage Model: An Evolution

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Centralized & Decentralized

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15
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Mainframe computers

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Centralized

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16
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  • __ : __ (Data spread across many servers)
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Decentralized: Client-server model

17
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  • __ : __ (Huge repositories)
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Centralized: Storage networking

18
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The Core Elements

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  • Applications
  • Databases – Database Management System (DBMS) and the physical and logical storage of data
  • Servers/Operating systems
  • Networks (LAN and SAN)
  • Storage arrays
19
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KEY REQUIREMENTS FOR DATA CENTER ELEMENTS

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  • Data Integrity
  • Availability
  • Security
  • Performance
  • Scalability
  • Capacity
  • MIDDLE ILAGAY: MANAGEABILITY
20
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Challenges in Managing Information

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  • Exploding digital universe
  • Increasing dependency on information
  • Changing value of information
21
Q

Some Constraints to Meeting the
Requirements

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  • Cost
  • Physical environment
  • Maintenance and support
  • Compliance – regulatory and legal
  • Hardware and software infrastructure
  • Interoperability and compatibility
22
Q
  • Applications runs on __
A

Host

23
Q

__ can range from simple
laptops to complex server clusters

A

Hosts

24
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PHYSICAL COMPONENTS of host:

A
  • CPU
  • Storage
  • I/O device
25
Q
  • Host to host communications (H2H)
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Network Interface Card (NIC)

26
Q
  • Host to storage device
    communications (H2SD)
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  • Host Bus Adapter (HBA)
27
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I/O Devices

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  • Human interface
  • Computer-computer interface
  • Computer-peripheral interface
28
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  • Human interface
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  • Keyboard
  • Mouse
  • Monitor
29
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  • Computer-computer interface
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  • Network Interface Card (NIC)
30
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  • Computer-peripheral interface
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  • USB (Universal Serial Bus) port
  • Host Bus Adapter (HBA)
31
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Logical Components of the Host

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  • Application
  • Operating system
32
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  • Interface between user and the host
    • Three-tiered architecture
      • Application UI, computing logic and underlying databases
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Application

33
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  • Application data access can be classifies as:
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  • Block-level access
  • File-level access
34
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Data stored and retrieved in blocks, specifying the LBA

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  • Block-level access
35
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Data stored and retrieved by specifying the name and path of files

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  • File-level access
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