• Basic of Cloud Computing
What is Cloud Computing?
Benefit of Cloud Computing
History and Vision of Cloud Computing
How Cloud Computing works?
Characteristics of Cloud Computing as per NIST
Cloud Computing Standards
• Cloud Computing Reference model
Cloud Computing conceptual reference model
Cloud Consumer and Providers
Cloud Auditor Broker and Carrier
Scope of Control between Provider and Consumer
• Types of Cloud Computing
Based on Cloud Service models
↠ Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
↠ Platform as a Service (PaaS)
↠ Software as a Service (SaaS)
Anything as a Service (XaaS)
↠ Network as a Service
↠ Testing as a Service
↠ Storage as a Service
↠ Database as a Service
↠ Information as a Service
↠ Integration as a Service
↠ Security as a Service
Based on Deployment models
↠ Private Cloud
↠ Public Cloud
↠ Hybrid Cloud
↠ Distributed Cloud
↠ Community Cloud
Public Cloud vs Private Cloud
• Cloud Computing Issues and challenges
Threats and opportunities of the cloud
Privacy issue in the Cloud
Security issue in the Cloud
Compliance issue in the Cloud
Legal issue in the Cloud
Sustainability issue in the Cloud
• Introduction of Virtualization
What is Virtualization?
Fundamental concept of Compute
Fundamental concept of Storage
Fundamental concept of Networking
Desktop and application virtualization
Advantage of Virtualization
What is Virtual Servers?
Infrastructure requirement for Virtualization
What is Virtual LAN (VLAN)?
Benefits of Virtual LAN (VLAN)
What is Virtual SAN (VSAN)?
Benefits of Virtual SAN (VSAN)
• Cloud Solutions and Services
Cloud Ecosystem
Cloud Business Process Model
Cloud Service Management
Cloud Analytics
Testing under control
• Gartner’s Magic Quadrants
Magic Quadrants for IaaS 2016
Magic Quadrants for IaaS 2015
Magic Quadrants for IaaS 2014
Magic Quadrants for IaaS 2013
Magic Quadrants for IaaS 2012

Integration as a Service

Integration as a Service is a cloud service delivery model for integration. Integration-as-a-Service delivers an integration solution that provides connectivity to backend systems, sources, files, and operational applications through the implementation of well-defined interfaces, web services, and calls between applications and data sources.

Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS) is an emerging cloud integration solution that is capable of handling tough integration scenarios. As a platform for building and developing integrations in the cloud, iPaaS can be used for simple point-to-point integrations but also includes developer tools for creating custom integrations, seamlessly scaling up as the number of endpoints increases.

Integration as a Service

This provides users with a more loosely coupled environment, safe from complex interdependencies. The Integration-as-a-Service delivery model enables integration across the cloud, making it possible to share data between systems as well as third-party vendors in real-time.

Businesses employ Integration-as-a-Service initiatives in order to gain agility and automate business processes. Moreover, with the change in the way the IT landscape is structured, businesses seek a flexible solution that is capable of delivering connectivity between databases, applications, files, and sources residing on-premises and in the cloud.

Point-to-Point Integration

Businesses have taken other approaches to ensure connectivity across the enterprise, including point-to-point integration. This approach calls upon experienced developers to build custom integrations between endpoints in order to allow seamless communication.
Point-to-point integration, although appearing to be simple at first, quickly becomes complicated. As the number of applications, services, and systems increases, custom code integration becomes an intertwined web of connectivity, quickly becoming “spaghetti architecture”. This tightly coupled infrastructure creates dependencies that result in complications when changes need to be implemented. The fragile structure is vulnerable to breaking at even the slightest modifications. With inevitable change, businesses need to be flexible, scalable, and future-proof.

Example of Integration as a Service

CloudHub is the world’s leading cloud-based integration platform as a service that gives businesses the ability to integrate applications, systems, and services on-premises or in the cloud. It helps organizations stay connected through cloud to cloud and cloud to enterprise integration, as well as social and API enablement. The cloud-based solution also gives businesses flexibility and control to overcome the number one sales barrier that SaaS vendors face – integration. CloudHub, working with the other components of MuleSoft’s Anypoint Platform™, gives businesses all they need to stay connected in a highly fragmented ecosystem.

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