Week 7 - Developing cloud architecture.pptx

Developing cloud architecture

1. Developing cloud architecture Choose between public, private, and hybrid cloud implementations Draw an architectural diagram (show data flows) Define requirements

2. Developing cloud architecture Cloud architecture is the strategic design and integration of components like servers, storage, networking, and software to create scalable, reliable, and efficient cloud computing environments. It serves as a blueprint for how these technology elements are connected and configured to deliver services over the internet, from user-facing platforms (front-end) to the data centers (back-end) and the network that ties them together.

3. Choose between public, private, and hybrid cloud implementations The choice between public, private, and hybrid cloud depends on your organization's needs for security, budget, scalability, and regulatory compliance. Public cloud is best for cost-efficiency and scalability, Private cloud offers greater control and security for sensitive data, And hybrid cloud provides a flexible balance by combining both to optimize workloads and costs.

4. Choose between public, private, and hybrid cloud implementations Public cloud - Delivered via the internet and shared across organizations . Best for:  Businesses prioritizing cost-effectiveness, scalability, and ease of use.  How it works:  Resources are shared among multiple users and managed by a third-party provider.  Considerations: Pros:  Lower costs, high scalability, and little maintenance required.  Cons:  Concerns about data security and control due to shared infrastructure. 

5. Choose between public, private, and hybrid cloud implementations Private cloud - Dedicated solely to your organization . • Best for: Organizations with strict security requirements , sensitive data, and specific regulatory compliance needs. • How it works: Cloud-based services are provided over an organization's own private infrastructure. • Considerations: • Pros: Greater control, customization, and enhanced security . • Cons: Higher costs and less scalability compared to public cloud.

6. Choose between public, private, and hybrid cloud implementations Hybrid cloud - An environment that uses both public and private clouds . • Best for: Businesses that need a balance between security and scalability, or have a mix of sensitive and less sensitive workloads. • How it works: It integrates a private cloud with public cloud services, allowing data and applications to be shared between them. • Considerations: • Pros: Offers both control (from the private cloud) and scalability (from the public cloud). You can run sensitive workloads on the private cloud and less sensitive ones on the public cloud to optimize costs. • Cons: Can be more complex to manage than a single public or private cloud.

7. How to choose Start with security and compliance : If your data is highly sensitive or regulated, a private or hybrid cloud is likely necessary. Consider scalability needs : For applications with unpredictable or rapidly changing demands, a public or hybrid cloud is ideal for scaling up or down quickly. Evaluate your budget : Public cloud is often the most cost-effective, especially for startups or businesses with limited capital. Hybrid can offer cost savings by using public cloud for less sensitive, non-critical workloads. Choose between public, private, and hybrid cloud implementations

8. Draw an architectural diagram (show data flows)

9. Define requirements