Name: Handbook of Cloud Computing
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ISBN: 9789388176668

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Dr. Anand Nayyar

Handbook of Cloud Computing

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Basic to Advance research on the concepts and design of Cloud computing

Key Features
Comprehensively gives clear picture of current state-of-the-art aspect of cloud computing by elaborating terminologies, models and other related terms.
Enlightens all major players in Cloud Computing industry providing services in terms of SaaS, PaaS and IaaS.
Highlights Cloud Computing Simulators, Security Aspect and Resource Allocation.
In-depth presentation with well-illustrated diagrams and simple to understand technical concepts of cloud.

Description
The book “Handbook of Cloud Computing” provides the latest and in-depth information of this relatively new and another platform for scientific computing which has great possibilities and high future prospects to become ten folds in near future. The book covers in comprehensive manner all aspects and terminologies associated with cloud computing like SaaS, PaaS and IaaS and also elaborates almost every cloud computing service model.

The book highlights several other aspects of cloud computing like Security, Resource allocation, Simulation Platforms and futuristic trend i.e. Mobile cloud computing. The book will benefit all the readers with all in-depth technical information which is required to understand current and futuristic concepts of cloud computing. No prior knowledge of cloud computing or any of its related technology is required in reading this book.

What Will You Learn
Cloud Computing, Virtualisation
Software as a Service, Platform as a Service, Infrastructure as a Service
Data in Cloud and its Security
Cloud Computing – Simulation, Mobile Cloud Computing
Specific Cloud Service Models
Resource Allocation in Cloud Computing

Who This Book Is For
Students of Polytechnic Diploma Classes- Computer Science/ Information Technology
Graduate Students- Computer Science/ CSE / IT/ Computer Applications
Master Class Students—Msc (CS/IT)/ MCA/ M.Phil, M.Tech, M.S.
Researcher’s—Ph.D Research Scholars doing work in Virtualization, Cloud Computing and Cloud Security
Industry Professionals- Preparing for Certifications, Implementing Cloud Computing and even working on Cloud Security

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About the Author
Dr. Anand Nayyar received Ph.D (Computer Science) in Wireless Sensor Networks and Swarm Intelligence. Presently he is working in Graduate School, Duy Tan University, Da Nang, Vietnam. He has total of fourteen Years of Teaching, Research and Consultancy experience with more than 250 Research Papers in various International Conferences and highly reputed journals. He is certified Professional with more than 75 certificates and member of 50 Professional Organizations. He is acting as “ACM DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER”

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http://duytan.edu.vn/, http://gs.duytan.edu.vn/

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Web Link:
http://www.anandnayyar.com

Scopus:
https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=55201442200

Google Scholar:
https://scholar.google.com.tr/citations?hl=tr&pli=1&user=7uvZuX8AAAAJ

ACM Distinguished Speaker:
https://speakers.acm.org/speakers/nayyar_9983

Language

English

ISBN

9789388176668

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Cover Page

Title Page

Preface

Foreword

List of Authors

Acknowledgement

Table of Contents

1. Introduction to Cloud Computing

1.1 Evolution and History of Cloud Computing

1.2 Introduction to Cloud Computing

1.3 Why Cloud Computing is Becoming Highly Important?

1.4 Cloud Types

1.4.1 The NIST Model

1.4.2 Cloud Cube Model

1.4.3 Deployment Models

1.4.4 Service Models

1.5 Layers and Types of Cloud

1.6 Features of Cloud Computing

1.7 Why Cloud Computing?

1.7.1 Cloud Computing for End Users

1.7.2 Cloud Computing for the System and Network Administrators

1.7.3 Cloud Computing for Software Engineers

1.7.4 Cloud Computing for Data Center Professionals

1.7.5 Cloud Computing for It Customers, Government and Research Organizations

1.8 Cloud Computing Stack

1.9 Component of Cloud Computing

1.10 Advantages of Cloud Computing

1.11 Limitations of Cloud Computing

1.12 Cloud Computing Service Providers

1.12.1 Amazon

1.12.2 Microsoft

1.12.3 Google

1.12.4 IBM

1.12.5 Yahoo

1.12.6 Salesforce.com

1.12.7 Facebook

1.12.8 Oracle

1.12.9 SAP

1.12.10 VMware

Summary

References

2. Virtualization

2.1 Introduction to Virtualization and its Technical Evolution

2.2 History of Virtualization

2.3 Introduction to Virtualization

2.3.1 Types of Virtual Machines

2.3.2 Advantages of Virtualization

2.3.3 Components of Virtualization

2.3.4 Types of Virtualization

2.3.5 Virtualization Systems

2.4 From Virtual Computing to Clouds

2.5 Load Balancing and Virtualization

2.6 Virtualization Security Management

Summary

References

3. Software as a Service

3.1 Evolution of SaaS

3.2 Brief Introductory part of Software as a Service

3.3 SaaS Unification Technologies

3.4 SaaS Integration Products and Technologies

SaaS Product Selection Criteria

3.5 SaaS Integration Services

3.6 Advantages of SaaS

Summary

References

4. Platform as a Service

4.1 Evolution of PaaS

4.2 Introduction to PaaS

4.3 PaaS Service Providers

4.3.1 Acquia Cloud

4.3.2 Amazon AWS

4.3.3 Amazon Elastic Beanstalk

4.3.4 App42PaaS

4.3.5 CloudFoundry

4.3.6 Microsoft Azure

4.3.7 Simple cloud API

4.3.8 Google App Engine

4.3.9 Force.com

4.4 PaaS Application Framework

4.5 PaaS Operator Verbs

4.6 PaaS Developer Verbs

4.7 Advantages and Challenges of PaaS

Summary

References

5. Infrastructure as a Service

5.1 Evolution

5.2 IaaS Architecture

5.2.1 DAS Model

5.2.2 SAN Model

5.3 IaaS Providers

5.3.1 Amazon AWS

5.3.2 RackSpace

5.3.3 CloudStack

5.3.4 DigitalOcean

5.3.5 Google Compute Engine:

5.3.6 Linode

5.3.7 OpenNebula

5.3.8 OpenStack

5.3.9 Eucalyptus

5.3.10 Nimbus

5.4 Experimental Setup

5.5 Advantages and Disadvantages of Infrastructure as a Service

5.5.1 Pros of Infrastructure as a Service

5.5.2 Cons of Infrastructure as a Service

Summary

References

6. Data in Cloud

6.1 Evolution of Network Storage in Cloud

6.2 Data as a Service

6.2.1 Architecture of DaaS

6.2.2 Pricing Models for DaaS

6.2.3 Advantages of DaaS

6.2.4 Disadvantages of DaaS

6.3 Database as a Service

6.3.1 Users of DBaaS

6.3.2 Implementing DBaaS

6.3.3 Benefits of DBaaS for Enterprises

6.3.4 Deployment Issues

6.4 Cloud Based Data Storage

6.4.1 Architecture of Cloud Based Data Storage

6.4.2 Issues in Cloud Storage

6.5 Advantages and Limitations of Cloud Based Storage Solution

6.5.1 Advantages of Cloud Storage

6.5.2 Disadvantages of cloud-based storage

6.6 Cloud Based Data Storage Service Providers

6.7 Cloud Storage Interoperability

6.7.1 Cloud Data Management Interface

6.7.2 Open Cloud Computing Interface

Summary

References

7. Cloud Security

7.1 Introduction

7.2 Security Risks and Best Practices

7.3 Securing Cloud

7.3.1 CIA Concept

7.3.2 Threats to infrastructure, Data, and Access Control

7.3.3 Types of Security Attacks

7.4 Security Policy Implementation

7.4.1 Policy Types

7.4.2 Computer Security Incident Response Teams

7.5 Techniques to Secure Data

7.6 Cloud Encryption

7.6.1 Symmetric Encryption

7.6.2 Asymmetric Encryption

7.6.3 Homomorphic Cryptosystems

7.7 Cloud Security Alliance

7.8 Cloud Security Strategy

7.9 Cloud Computing Security Architecture

7.10 Future of Cloud Security

Summary

References

8. Cloud Computing – Simulation

8.1 Introduction to Simulation

8.2 Cloud Computing: Simulation Tools

8.2.1 CloudSim

8.2.2 CloudAnalyst

8.2.3 GreenCloud

8.2.4 iCanCloud

8.2.5 EMUSIM

8.2.6 GroudSim

8.2.7 DCSim

8.2.8 MR-CloudSim

8.2.9 MDCSim

8.2.10 SimIC

8.3 Cloud based Web Applications & Service Testing Tools

8.4 Cloud Based Mobile & Multimedia Application Testing Tools

8.5 Performance Comparison of Cloud Computing Simulators

Summary

References

9. Specific Cloud Service Models

Introduction

9.1 Security as a Service (SECaaS)

9.2 Communication as a Service

9.3 Network as a Service

9.4 Monitoring as a Service

9.5 Machine Learning as a Service (MLaaS)

9.6 Mobile Backend as a Service

9.7 Test Environment as a Service (TEaaS)

9.8 API as a Service

9.9 Identity as a Service

Summary

References

10. Resource Allocation in Cloud Computing

10.1 Introduction

10.2 Importance of Resource Allocation

10.3 Strategies for Resource Allocation

10.4 Resource Allocation Policies and Algorithms

10.4.1 Performance-based RAS

10.4.2 Cost Based RAS

10.4.3 Performance and Cost based RAS

Summary

References

11. Mobile Cloud Computing

11.1 Introduction to Mobile Cloud Computing

11.1.1 Mobile Cloud Computing vs Cloud Computing

11.1.2 Definitions of Mobile Cloud Computing

11.2 Features of Mobile Cloud Computing

11.3 Mobile Cloud Computing Service Models

11.4 Various Architectures of Mobile Cloud Computing

11.4.1 Cloud Computing with Mobile Terminals

11.4.2 Virtual Cloud Service Provider

11.4.3 Operator Centric Mobile Cloud Architecture (OCMCA)

11.4.4 Cloudlet

11.4.5 MoClo-IdM Framework

11.4.6 ORBUA: A Distributed Authorization Model

11.5 Issues Surrounding Mobile Cloud Computing

11.5.1 Resource Management

Summary

References