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## primary selling points
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## primary selling points
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- agility/elasticity
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- agility/elasticity
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- scalable as needed
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- reduced cost
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- reduced cost
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- multitenancy
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- multitenancy
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- economies of scale
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- economies of scale
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- massive redundancy
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- massive redundancy
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- low capital expenditure
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- low capital expenditure
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- greener
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- greener
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- low power hardware, virtualisation, centralisation of cooling, environmental cooling, sharing of resources
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- low power hardware, virtualisation, centralisation of cooling, environmental cooling, sharing of resources, on demand activation
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## potential problems
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## potential problems
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- Saas
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- Saas
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- IaaS
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- IaaS
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- mitigated by sticking to the standard services (MySQL & nginx for example) and standard libs
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- mitigated by sticking to the standard services (MySQL & nginx for example) and standard libs
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- avoid vendor specific interfaces to proprietary services
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- avoid vendor specific interfaces to proprietary services
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# Cloud Security
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- large orgs can spend more money on security than small ones
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- find flaws in the full stack
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- however only covers their infrastructure
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- your application can have its own security flaws
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- virtualisation segregates apps from each other
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- a flaw in the application of another organisation should not be able to be exploited in a way that puts your application at risk
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- need to trust provider admins
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- need to trust governments of host countries
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# Virtualisation
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- when a real computer runs virtual machines
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- virtual computers where the hardware is virtual (implemented entirely in software)
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- software that provides the virtual hardware is called hypervisor
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- can run linux, windows —nesting operating systems
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- os on real computer is called the host os
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- os running on VM is called the guest os
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- a single host can run many guests (limited by memory usually)
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## virtualisation within cloud computing
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