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Intersection and take a look to the clubs and the network programming Let's go and meet the club and

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then we were to shoot first class competing poort shared computer processing resources and they told

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to computers and other devices and then poor DeWyze and location independence and cost reduction.

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There are three types of cloud services and they are software as a service platform as a service and

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the infrastructure as a service software as a service is cloud computing all through the poor others

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users with access to it when there's cloud based software.

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Users do not install applications on their local devices.

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Instead the applications reside on a remote cloud network accessed through the web or an API through

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their applications.

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Users can store and analyze data and collaborate on projects.

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The examples of the software is service.

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Maybe social networks CRM programs online games are something like that.

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Platform as a service is a cloud computing poor its users with a clutter and Wymans way in which they

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can do up manage and deliver applications in addition to storage and other computing resources.

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Users are able to use a suite of pre-built tools to deal up customize and test their own applications

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and the examples are Windows Azure and Google App Engine and something like that.

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And lets go ahead with the infrastructure as a service infrastructure as a service is cloud computing

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offering in which render poor users access to computing resources such as servers storage and networking

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organizations use their own platforms and applications within their service providers infrastructure

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instead of purchasing hardware outright users pay for infrastructure as a service on demand.

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And examples are the Amazon web service.

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We Mbare open sake and something like that.

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There are three types of clouds and they are private public and the Hiebert clouds private cloud is

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a cloud infrastructure operated only for a single organization.

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Public cloud services are Rendle all over and now it is open for public use and the Hiebert cloud is

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composition of two or more cloth's may be a private or the public clouds let's go with the wind chill

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zation where choosing is act of creating a virtual version of something including virtual computer network

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hardware Perl plus firm's operating systems storage devices and computer network resources.

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Sure Rachel zation read refers to partitioning of physical so it into smaller virtual service to help

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maximize your server resources.

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In contrast the dedicating one's over to a single application or task and poor is cost reduction because

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Use less equipment energy space and something like that.

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Near as you can see we have just one Cowdray one shesays in here.

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But we can show as they ever in types of the services by using just the air.

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Single server Liskov the hypervisor term hyper WASER So our computer software for way or Hardaway's

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that creates ones virtual machines.

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There are two types of hypervisor.

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And they are type 1 and Type 2 Type 1 hypervisor is run directly on the hosts hardware to control the

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hardware and to manage Yes.

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Operating systems and the examples are 3000 server Microsoft Hyper-V Oracle MSO we're and Etzler up

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type 2 hypervisor strong on our commercial operating system just as other computer programs do.

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And for example when my workstation which you Merc's can move and something like that let's call it

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network programming.

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That programming is an approach to computer networking.

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That alone network administrators to manage network services through abstraction of lower level functionality

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in networking device.

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Actually we have two different paths for data and control purposes and their control and the discipline

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that typically refers to all the functions and the processes that forward packet's frames from one interface

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to another and control plane refers to all the functions and processes that that are mean.

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Which path to use for example routing protocols spanning three LDP aired the examples of the control

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plane applications we have to come on network ritual zation architectures and they are SDN which is

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commonly associated with the open full of protocol for data mining the path of network pockets and the

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Cisco s.c.i which can be used with open stack.

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Cisco ACA is Cisco's network which uses a solution enables application Eduljee and datacenter automation.

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Customers can build multi-column networks with a core system Poissy module two additional devices have

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separate control and data plan for each device as the end software defined networking combines the control

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plane of H-2 eyes to a central control.

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S10 controllers act as a strategic control point in the Estyn network like the brain of the network

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and manage flow control to the Swades others and populates the flow table entries.

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Open flow of users will ask for carrying the control plane traffic securely we have three tables for

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open flow protocol the flow table matches the incoming packet stress specific flow and specifies the

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functions that are to be performed on the pet cats mid-to table triggers a variety of performance related

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actions on a flow and group table triggers where each of actions that effect one or more flows.

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And we have three types of the SDN the wash based the SDM using the Wes's are programmed to read the

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applications on the device itself or on the server.

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For example Cisco one k controller based SDN uses central controllers for example open daylight and

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polarized based SDN controllers use a controller and plus a pool isolator.

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For example Cisco epic and.
