Virtualization and Cloud Computing Flashcards

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Cloud computing

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-Server hosted elsewhere
-Extend the management of applications and services
-Deploy an infrastructure in minutes
-International scope
-Use only the required resources (cost is based on amount of use)

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Private cloud deployment

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-Your own virtualization local data center

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3
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Public cloud deployment

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-Available to everyone over the internet

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4
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Hybrid cloud deployment

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-A mix of private and public

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5
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Community cloud deployment

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-Several organizations share the same resources

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IaaS

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-Infrastructure as a Service
-Sometimes called Hardware as a Service (HaaS)
-Outsource your equipment
-You’re still responsible for the management and the security
-Your data is out there but more within your control
-Web server providers
-Client managed:
Application
Data
Runtime
Middleware
OS
-Provider managed:
Virtualization
Servers
Storage
Networking

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SaaS

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-Software as a Service
-On-demand software (no local installation)
-Central management of data and applications (your data is out there)
-A complete application offering
–No development work required
–Google Mail, Office 365
-Provider Managed:
Application
Data
Runtime
Middleware
OS
Virtualization
Servers
Storage
Networking

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PaaS

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-Platform as a Service
-Someone else handles the platform, you handle the development
-Client managed:
Application
Data
-Provided Managed:
Runtime
Middleware
OS
Virtualization
Servers
Storage
Networking

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External cloud resources

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-Share resources with a public cloud
-Underlying infrastructure owned by a third-party
-Cast may be metered or up-front

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Metered cloud services

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-You pay for what you use
-Cost to store and download

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Non-metered cloud services

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-You pay for a block of storage
-No cost to upload or download

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Rapid elasticity

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-Cloud computing ability to scale up and down as needed
-The cloud enables instant resource provisioning

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13
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File synchronization in the cloud

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-Information can be duplicated across cloud locations

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14
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Desktop as a Service

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-Applications actually run on a remote server
-Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI), DaaS
-Local device is a keyboard, mouse, and screen

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Virtualization

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-One computer, many operating systems
-Separate OS, independent CPU, memory, network, etc all on one computer
-Host-based virtualization
-Stand alone server that hosts virtual machines

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16
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Hypervisor

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-Virtual Machine Manager
-Manages the virtual platform and guest operating systems
-May require a CPU that supports virtualization

17
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Resource Requirements for Virtualization

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-CPU (Intel: Virtualization Technology VT/ AMD-V)
-Memory - above and beyond host OS requirements
-Disk space - each guest OS has it’s own image
-Network - Configurable on each guest OS/virtual switch

18
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Sandboxing

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-Isolated testing environment
-Virtualize development process

19
Q

Hypervisor security

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-Malware can recognize it’s on a vm and compromise the hypervisor and jump to different vm’s through the hypervisor

20
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Network requirements for virtualization

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-Shared network address
-The virtual machine shares the same IP address as the physical host
-Uses a private IP address internally
-Uses NAT to convert to the physical host IP
-Bridged network access
–The VM is a device on the physical network
-Private address
–The VM does not communicate outside of the virtual network