Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
This lecture gives an introduction to IaaS (Infrastructure-as-a-Service), its components, advantages, pricing, and how it relates to PaaS, SaaS, BMaaS, containers, and serverless.
This lecture gives an introduction to IaaS (Infrastructure-as-a-Service), its components, advantages, pricing, and how it relates to PaaS, SaaS, BMaaS, containers, and serverless.
This lecture gives the definition of IaaS, PaaS and SaaS.
This lecture introduces the concept of multicloud and its benefits.
This lecture introduces the concept of hybrid cloud and shows some of the modern hybrid cloud architectures.
This lecture introduces the concept of public cloud and its different types.
This lecture introduces the concept of private cloud and its applications and benefits.
The course begins with an overview of cloud computing and OpenStack. After the overview there is a dedicated section to OpenStack installation which is followed by separate sections for each of the core openstack services and the web dashboard. In each section we will go into the details of the service and it's architecture. For the most important services like Nova and Neutron we'll do a deeper dive and cover them in a much more detailed way.
This lecture introduces the concepts of distributed systems focusing on database systems. It also gives an introduction to the CAP theorem and some other concepts as distributed file systems, distributed messaging and distributed applications.
This lecture gives an overview of the cloud native concepts focusing on conatiners with microservices.
This lecture introduces the basic virtualization concepts showing its advantages and some applications in the industry.