week 10 Flashcards

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consumerzation of IT and BYOD (bring your own device)

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  • forces businesses and IT departmenrs to rethink how IT equipment and services are aqcuired and manged
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quatum computing

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Uses quantum physics to represent and operate on data
- increases computing speed

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visualzation

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  • Allows single physical resource to act as multiple resources
  • Enables multiple physical resources ( such as storage devices) to appear as a single logical resources ( such as in software defined storage (SDS))
  • Reduces hardware and power expenditures
  • Facilitates hardware centralization
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cloud computing

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  • Gives access to on-demand computing services (hardware and software)
  • Virtualized resources provided over a network (the internet)

-Public or private

  • Allows companies to minimize IT investments
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drawbacks

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  • concerns of security realibilty
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cloud computing infastructures

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  1. computing power
    - processor (CPU- centeral processing unit)
  • GPU (graphics processing unit)
    (renders graphics and images by performing rapid mathematical calculations)
  • HPC (high performance computers)
    (the ability to process data and perform complex calcuations at high speeds
  1. storage
  2. network
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what are the 5 essiential charetistics of cloud computing

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  1. on demand self service
  2. ubiquitous network access
  3. location-independent resource pooling
  4. rapid elasticity
  5. measured service
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on demand self service

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consumers can obtain computing capabilites such as server time or network storafe as needed automatically on their own

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ubiquitouis network access

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cloud resoruces can be accessed using stnadrd network and internet devices including mobile platfroms

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location independent resource pooling

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computing resources are poled to serve multiple users with different virtual resources dynamically assigned accordinf to user demand the user generally does not know the computing resources are located

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rapid elasity

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computing resources can be rapidly proviosend, increased, or decreased to meet chaning user demand.

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measured service

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charges for cloud resources are based on amount of resoruces actually used

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3 types of cloud computing services

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  1. software as service (Saas)
  2. platform as a services (PaaS)
  3. infastructure a a service (Laas)
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software as service (SaaS)

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  • software hosted by the vendor
  • subscription services
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platform as a service

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Infrastructure and programming tools to develop applications

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infastructure as a service

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Processing, storage, networking and other computing resources

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edge computing

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Servers at the edge of the network near the source of the data

Reduced latency ( data transfer delay) and network traffic

Edge server

Edge devices

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green computing (Green IT)

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Practices and technologies for manufacturing disposing of computing and networking hardware

Reducing power consumptions a high priority

Green data centers

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high performance

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More efficient and power-saving processors

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multiple processors

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-an integrated circuit to which two or more processor views have been attached
for enhanced performance reduced power consumption and more efficient
simultaneous processing of multiple tasks

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open source software

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Free and can be modified by users

Examples: linux apache web server mozilla firefox browsers

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software for the web

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Java: tuns on any device programming language for the web can use it to run

Web browsers: an easy-to-use software tool with a graphical user (GUI) for displaying web pages and for accessing the web

HTML and HTM5: a page description language

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software for the web: python

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Open source programming language

Used in data science

Programming experience

Machine learning

General purpose, object oriented language

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web service

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a method of communication between two electronic devices over sa network

XML: extensible markup language: supports information exchange between computer system such as websites databases and third party applications

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SO: service oriented archetecture
Set of self-contained services that communicate with one another to create a working software application A method of software development that uses software components called services to create business applications Each service provides a business capability and services can also communicate with each other across platforms and languages
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mashups
Uses content from more than one source to create a single new service displayed in a single graphical interface
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organzational learning
Process in which organizations gain experience through collection of data measurement trial and error and feedback
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# coomuintes of practice (COPs) commuintes of practice (COPs)
Informal social networks of professionals and employees Activities include education online newsletters, sharing knowledge Reduce learning curves of new employees
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intellegience
The ability to learn and perform suitable techniques to solve problems and achieve goals appropriate to the context in an uncertain ever-varying world
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artfical intellegience AI
John mccarthy (1955) “the science and engineering of making intelligent machines” Machines that can learn at least somewhat like human beings do
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AI
Technology that through rules-based logic can help to significantly speed up the process of analyzing vast amounts of data and leverage patterns by mimicking human intelligence
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4 types AI based on fuction
1. reactive machine AI 2. limeted memory AI 3. theory of minf AI 4. self-aware AI
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