There is lot of buzz going on with cloud computing.
In very basic terms cloud computing indicates - cloud computing is a model for enabling convenient, on-demand network access to shared pool of configurable resources such as networks,servers,storage or any kind of applications which can be provisioned to customers rapidly on need basis.
Cloud computing can be deliverd into different model depending on requirement.
It defines basically three models where industries are looking over.
1) Software as a Service(SaaS)
2) Platform as a Service(PaaS)
3) Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
Here,to explain briefly
SaaS is basically about sharing an application to customers.But,Customer or end user will not be having access to operating system being used or any kind of hardware or network infrastructure on which it's running. Customer just uses the application.
Here, SaaS provider installs, manages and maintains the software. The provider does not necessarily own the physical infrastructure in which the software is running. Regardless, the consumer does not have access to the infrastructure; they can access only the application.
PaaS is basically about sharing a hosted environment to run their applications.But,Here customer can have control over application being used.
Here, PaaS provider manages the cloud infrastructure for the platform, typically a framework for a particular type of application. The consumer’s application cannot access the infrastructure underneath the platform.
IaaS is basically about sharing or providing infrastructure related resources such as storage,networking components or may be middleware too.Major difference here is customer can have control over Operating system, storage, deployed applications, network resources being used.
Here, IaaS provider maintains the storage, database, message queue or other middleware, or the hosting environment for virtual machines. The consumer uses that service as if it were a disk drive, database, message queue, or machine, but they cannot access the infrastructure that hosts it.
With all this,The most important concern is about security of cloud services. I am gonna discuss in great details on this with certain customer use cases.But,Finally to achieve cloud computing "Service Management" really plays a very important role.In addition to that, SLA's, Lifecycle management,Governance plays the key.
I am really not impressed with cloud computing as it's just term used as how IT trend is going on. you must have heard about IaaS long term ago ?
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Oracle Certified SOA Architect.
Welcome Techies.
I am happy to share that i am now certified as Oracle SOA Architect Expert. :-)
From hereon,I would be sharing many more intretesting and hot topics in IT world happenings..
I am happy to share that i am now certified as Oracle SOA Architect Expert. :-)
From hereon,I would be sharing many more intretesting and hot topics in IT world happenings..
Oracle JDev 11g Technology Preview 4 is out there
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jdev/11/index.html
See also "New Features" doc: http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jdev/collateral/papers/11/newfeatures/index.html
See also "New Features" doc: http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jdev/collateral/papers/11/newfeatures/index.html
Thanks to all 3000 Fusion Users or bloggers..
Hi all
My blog reached to visitors of count 3000 now since from 5/28/2007 .Hang on folks,Soon i will be coming with posts on OID, SOA, and an Fusion middleware architecture in much more detail...+ ESB and BPEL with examples.
Thanks all..Happy blogging.
My blog reached to visitors of count 3000 now since from 5/28/2007 .Hang on folks,Soon i will be coming with posts on OID, SOA, and an Fusion middleware architecture in much more detail...+ ESB and BPEL with examples.
Thanks all..Happy blogging.
Those days are over..Fusion NoMore ConFusion..
As i said,Nomore confusion about Oracle Fusion Middleware/Oracle Fusion applications..If you still have confusions that means you are not in touch with what is going on with oracle technologies.
Let me try to make it clear..
Oracle Fusion: is nothing but integration of Oracle applications such as EBusiness Suite, PeopleSoft, Siebel, Retek, JD Edwards,etc. into a set of next generation applications based on open industry standards. these nextgeneration applications will be based on the SOA (Service oriented architecture)
Oracle Fusion middleware : is the platform which can used to build/develop fusion applications.
oracle has selected some of the below technologies as foundation for fusion.
>J2EE
>Webservices
>SOA
>BPEL
Some of the oracle fusion components:
>Oracle Jdev
>J2EE
>Oracle application development framework (ADF)
>TopLink
>XML
>WebServices
>SOA
>BPEL
>Identity Management
>Single sign-on
>Grid control
Let me try to make it clear..
Oracle Fusion: is nothing but integration of Oracle applications such as EBusiness Suite, PeopleSoft, Siebel, Retek, JD Edwards,etc. into a set of next generation applications based on open industry standards. these nextgeneration applications will be based on the SOA (Service oriented architecture)
Oracle Fusion middleware : is the platform which can used to build/develop fusion applications.
oracle has selected some of the below technologies as foundation for fusion.
>J2EE
>Webservices
>SOA
>BPEL
Some of the oracle fusion components:
>Oracle Jdev
>J2EE
>Oracle application development framework (ADF)
>TopLink
>XML
>WebServices
>SOA
>BPEL
>Identity Management
>Single sign-on
>Grid control
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