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❖ Cloud service management activities are classified in three parts by NIST as business support,
provisioning-configuration, and portability-interoperability.
❖ Vendors offer various cloud management tools for consumers. These tools focus on different
aspects of cloud management like resource provisioning, policy management, performance
monitoring etc.
FIG 19.12: Aneka MapReduce Programming Model
Distributed File System
Split 1
Split 2
Split 3
Split 4
MapReduce
Execution Module
Scheduling Module
Output Files
Mapper
Reducer
MapReduce Application
Input Data File
Client System
Aneka Cloud348
Cloud Computing
❖ It becomes difficult for consumers to find one best or complete tool for managing their cloud
environment. The choices should be driven by the requirements.
❖ Few companies have come up with vendor-neutral cloud management solutions that
consumers can use to manage infrastructure in cloud deployments.
❖ Distributed Management Task Force (DMTF) has introduced an open-standard interface
specification for cloud infrastructure management (known as Cloud Infrastructure
Management Interface (CIMI)) which promises to ease cloud management tasks.
❖ The share of cloud management responsibilities varies between provider and consumer at
different levels of service. For IaaS consumers, the responsibility is maximum.
❖ Consumer’s control over any cloud environment is minimum when they operate
in public cloud deployment. Private cloud deployment provides full control to its
consumers.
❖ Migration of enterprise application into cloud may happen in different forms. In the simplest
form, original application is directly moved into cloud. Cost and effort increase when
complete applications have to be re-architected, re-designed and re-coded.
❖ Service is the core unit of cloud computing. Cloud service lifecycle comprises six different
phases. The process starts with creation of service template and ends with the termination of
services.
❖ The SLAs play an important role in cloud service management. SLAs go through five phases in
their lifecycle.
❖ Providers can maintain two types of SLAs with consumers. One is related to infrastructure
related issues and the other one concerns the quality of the hosted application.
❖ Programming over any cloud environment is empowered by each cloud’s support, with its
enriched set of unique functionalities.
❖ Aneka is a PaaS facility that has a special feature for providing support to three different
programming models: task programming, thread programming and MapReduce
programming.
❖ Cloud service management activities are classified in three parts by NIST as business support,
provisioning-configuration, and portability-interoperability.
❖ Vendors offer various cloud management tools for consumers. These tools focus on different
aspects of cloud management like resource provisioning, policy management, performance
monitoring etc.
FIG 19.12: Aneka MapReduce Programming Model
Distributed File System
Split 1
Split 2
Split 3
Split 4
MapReduce
Execution Module
MapReduce
Execution Module
MapReduce
Execution Module
MapReduce
Scheduling Module
Output Files
Mapper
Reducer
MapReduce Application
Input Data File
Input Data File
Input Data File
Input Data File
Client System
Aneka Cloud348
Cloud Computing
❖ It becomes difficult for consumers to find one best or complete tool for managing their cloud
environment. The choices should be driven by the requirements.
❖ Few companies have come up with vendor-neutral cloud management solutions that
consumers can use to manage infrastructure in cloud deployments.
❖ Distributed Management Task Force (DMTF) has introduced an open-standard interface
specification for cloud infrastructure management (known as Cloud Infrastructure
Management Interface (CIMI)) which promises to ease cloud management tasks.
❖ The share of cloud management responsibilities varies between provider and consumer at
different levels of service. For IaaS consumers, the responsibility is maximum.
❖ Consumer’s control over any cloud environment is minimum when they operate
in public cloud deployment. Private cloud deployment provides full control to its
consumers.
❖ Migration of enterprise application into cloud may happen in different forms. In the simplest
form, original application is directly moved into cloud. Cost and effort increase when
complete applications have to be re-architected, re-designed and re-coded.
❖ Service is the core unit of cloud computing. Cloud service lifecycle comprises six different
phases. The process starts with creation of service template and ends with the termination of
services.
❖ The SLAs play an important role in cloud service management. SLAs go through five phases in
their lifecycle.
❖ Providers can maintain two types of SLAs with consumers. One is related to infrastructure
related issues and the other one concerns the quality of the hosted application.
❖ Programming over any cloud environment is empowered by each cloud’s support, with its
enriched set of unique functionalities.
❖ Aneka is a PaaS facility that has a special feature for providing support to three different
programming models: task programming, thread programming and MapReduce
programming.