Enterprise cloud computing is the next step in the evolution of IT & data center virtualization. Learn to Build a Private Cloud using Open Stack, Open Nebula.

Topics Covered

Course Outline: Module 1: Introduction Defining a Cloud The Vision of Cloud Computing A Closer Look Cloud Computing Reference Model Characteristics and benefits Challenges a Head Historical Developments Distributed Systems Virtualization Oriented Computing Building Cloud Computing Environments Computing Platforms and Technologies Module 2: Cloud Infrastructure Cloud Computing at Amazon Cloud Computing: The Google Perspective Cloud Computing at Microsoft Open--?Source Software Platforms for Private Clouds Cloud Computing Interoperability: The Intercloud Energy Use and Ecological Impact of Large--?Scale Data Centers Service--? and Compliance--?Level Agreements Responsibility Sharing Between User and Cloud Service Provider User Experience Software Licensing Module 3: Cloud Resource Virtualization Introduction to Virtualization Layering and Virtualization Virtualization and Cloud Computing Virtual Machine Monitors Virtual Machines Performance and Security Isolation Full Virtualization and Paravirtualization Hardware Support for Virtualization Case Study: ESXi, KVM, a VMM Based on Paravirtualization vBlades: Paravirtualization Targeting an x86--?64 Itanium Processor A Performance Comparison of Virtual Machines The Darker Side of Virtualization Module 4: Private Cloud vs Public Cloud Requirement to build Private/Public Clouds Essential Components to build Private Clouds Compare Open source vs Vendor Specific Cloud Platforms Analyzing portability across platforms Module 5: Deploying Infrastructure as a Server (IaaS) Build Private Cloud using Open source Deploy Private Cloud using Openstack Understand OpenStack Cloud Architecture and its components Ability to Install Ubuntu/CentOS Operating Systems Ability to install OpenStack Cloud Software Ability to create Compute services Ability to create cloud networking Ability to create cloud Identity Management services Ability to create Cloud Service catalogue Ability to install Cloud Dashboard Ability to Perform Openstack cloud administrator activities. Deploy Private Cloud using OpenNebula Understand OpenNebula Cloud Architecture and its components Ability to install OpenNebula Cloud Software Ability to Perform OpenNebela cloud administrator activities. Module 6: Cloud – Accessing IaaS Provisioning servers on demand Handling dynamic and static IP addresses Tools and support for management and monitoring Module 7: Deploying Private Cloud Leveraging an existing infrastructure Comparing OpenStack, OpenNebula and Eucalyptus Managing resources across teams and departments Integrating with public clouds Module 8: Migrating to Cloud Re-architecting applications for the cloud Integrating the cloud with existing applications Selecting a vendor and avoiding vendor lock-in

Who should attend

Desktop Engineers, System Administrators, Network Engineers, Young Graduates and everyone having an interest to make their career in the upcoming field of Cloud Computing.

Pre-requisites

Desktop Engineers, System Administrators, Network Engineers, Young Graduates and everyone having an interest to make their career in the upcoming field of Cloud Computing.

What you need to bring

NA

Key Takeaways

Learn Cloud Computing Learn Vendor neutral Technlogy Independent global validation of Cloud Computing Knowledge Hands on Open Source Technologies