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Private Cloud for Organizations: An Implementation using OpenStack

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Author	Aruna, Palanimuthu Devi, Yamuna Devi, Sudha Priya, N. Raja Vasantha, S. Thilagavathy
Copyright Year	2013
Abstract	Cloud Computing has been rapidly and radically changing the dynamics of IT consumption. The core cloud computing proposition is being able to buy compute technology as a service in an on-demand, elastic, and pay-as-you-go model. Public cloud offerings to the IT industry are very prominent. But the organizations, which have already invested money in their own infrastructure, are interested in setting up the private clouds within their organizational boundaries to avail the benefits of cloud computing technologies. Private Cloud solutions can reduce costs, help to efficiently utilize the resources, minimize security risks, and help meet many core IT goals and requirements. The fundamental resources like processing power, storage capacity and network can be efficiently used by leveraging the benefit of private cloud in an institution. As Public cloud is proprietary, the user could not customize it according to their requirements. Hence for researchers, students and institutions that needs customization, private cloud is a treat because they could implement it in their laptop, experience the cloud environment, carry out the experiments and execute their own algorithms. This paper tries to address the challenges towards Public Cloud, a possible alternative, that is, “Private Cloud” and emphasis the advantages of moving to Private Cloud. This paper also describes the process of setting up a Private Cloud environment in an institution using the open source technology Openstack, the various services it offers to the different stakeholders of the institution.
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Alternate Webpage(s)	http://www.ijser.org/researchpaper/Private-Cloud-for-Organizations.pdf
Language	English
Access Restriction	Open
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Article

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