Cloud networking is revolutionizing the way IT and networked services are delivered. As a result, thousands of executives, investors, marketers, and other business and technical professionals have found that their understanding of networking is now outdated. For many of these individuals, typical cloud networking books are far too technical and detailed. Cloud Networking Simplified is the solution.
This uniquely visual and intuitive primer presents high-level accessible answers through brief, illustrated sections packed with easy-to-understand, full-color diagrams and infographics - in essence, a "chalk-talk approach" in which each 1-4 page section demonstrates a single concept. It has been designed from the ground up to provide a starting point for everyone who needs to understand the fundamentals of the cloud networking revolution: both the business and the technology. The authors provide a birds-eye view of topics including:
Cloud concepts, definitions, solutions, technologies, components, applications, and business models
The business case for customers, and the business/technical drivers of cloud networking
Answers to elementary questions such as: "What happens to my data in the cloud?"
Practical insights about SaaS, IaaS, PaaS, and private/public/hybrid clouds
Essential primers on securing clouds and managing them on a day-to-day basis
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978-1-58720-429-6 (9781587204296)
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Tentative TOC:
Part I: Cloud 101: the Basics They All Assume You Know
1. Defining the Cloud
2. Cloud Attributes
3. What Are Virtual Machines?
4. A Map of the Clouds
Part II: What's Wrong With the Old Network?
5. A Look Back at Data Centers
6. The Data Economy
7. Flexible Workloads
8. Why Charge Backs Are Impossible
9. What's Broken
10. We've Been Here Before
Part III: How Clouds Are Built
11. Virtual Machines: A Closer Look
12. Hypervisors
13. Connectivity
14. Multi-tenancy
15. Hosting Services
16. Management
Part IV: Cloud Economics
17. Power Consumption
18. Upgrades and Truck Rolls
19. Finances
20. Metering and Billing
21. Low Margins
Part V: Cloud Networking
22. Networking within an IaaS deployment
23. Layer 1-2 (Gone)
24. Layer 3 (IP including V6)
25. Layer 4-7
26. Load Balancing
27. WAN Optimization
28. Virtual Appliance
29. Service
30. Firewall
31. Where is the New Perimeter?
Part VI: Cloud Security
32. Where's My Data, Exactly?
33. Preventing Data Leakage
34. Logging and Auditing
35. Server Security Tools in the Cloud
36. Troubleshooting
37. Privacy and Segmentation
38. Encryption in the Cloud (at rest)
39. Encryption to and through the Cloud (in motion)
Part VII: Saas
40. SaaS The big Picture
41. Multi-tenancy in SaaS: Not Your Father's Virtual Machine
42. Network Topologies to Get to SaaS
43. Accessing SaaS Quickly
44. Accessing SaaS Securely
Part VIII: IaaS
45. IaaS: The Big Picture
46. Connecting to IaaS from Outside the Cloud
47. Connecting 2 Clouds Together
48. Connecting Your Users to Your IaaS
Part IX: PaaS
49. PaaS: the Big Picture
50. Application Frameworks
51. Hosting Services
Part X: The Big Picture
52. Putting it All Together
53. How the Cloud Affects You
54. What's Next?
Part XI: A How to use the Cloud Primer
55. IaaS, PaaS, or SaaS?
56. Private or Public or Hybrid?
57. What Virtual Machines?
58. How Many Clouds?
59. Hands on Security
60. Who Will Run It?
61. DevOps, NoOps, or ITOps?
