cloud computing for libraries an introduction
DESCRIPTION
ALA TechSource presentation Nov. 2012TRANSCRIPT
WORKSHOP
PRESENTER EMAILKRISTA GODFREY [email protected]
CLOUD COMPUTING FOR LIBRARIESAN INTRODUCTION
HTTP://BIT.LY/HBPBCP
WHAT IS THE CLOUD? HTTP://BIT.LY/HBPOX3
Poll:Do you use the cloud?A. Yes, all the timeB. Yes, but I still don’t trust it for my sensitive infoC. No, I don’t trust itD. No, I don’t have a good enough connection to rely on itE. Not sure HTTP://BIT.LY/HBPPR7
WHAT DOES IT MEAN?MOVE FROM PROCURING & DEPLOYING TO MANAGEMENT & PROVISION
HTTP://BIT.LY/VRYFFP
WHAT WAS ONCE HOUSED IN YOUR BUILDINGNOW LIVES IN MANY DIFFERENT PLACES
HTTP://BIT.LY/VRUSBXHTTP://BIT.LY/VRUY2U
Features* On-demand self-service* Broad network access* Resource pooling* Rapid Elasticity* Measured Service
IMAGE BY HTTP://BIT.LY/HBPPR7
HTTP://BIT.LY/VRUIR6
Cloud Variations* Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)* Platform as a Service (PaaS)* Software as a Service (SaaS)
HTTP://BIT.LY/HBOHVV
IaaS* Provides access to the hardware but removes cost of owning hardware* Still require own expertise to install/maintain applications
PaaS*Provides tools and space for development* Build, test, deploy web-based apps
SaaS* Provides access to software* Least expertise & customization* Most common
Cloud TypesPublicCommunityPrivateHybrid
HTTP://BIT.LY/VVAI1D
ADVANTAGES HTTP://BIT.LY/HBQ26S
AdvantagesCollaborationSecurityReliabilityAccess
FlexibilityScalabilityCostGreen
ISSUES HTTP://BIT.LY/VRVDYS
IssuesReliability/Service DisruptionsPrivacyData ownershipControlLegal Issues
WHAT’S THE FUSS ALL ABOUT? HTTP://BIT.LY/VRVJII
GARTNER TECHNOLOGY TRIGGERS
TO THE CLOUD!EVERYONE IS MOVING TO THE CLOUD
HTTP://BIT.LY/HBREHN
LIBRARIES AND THE CLOUD HTTP://BIT.LY/VVZ71U
Poll:Do you think your library is in the cloud?A. YesB. NoC. Not sure
HTTP://BIT.LY/VRVVPF
Infrastructure as a ServiceAMAZON WEB SERVICES:
ELASTIC COMPUTE CLOUD (EC2)SIMPLE STORAGE SERVICE (S3)
Platform as a ServiceGOOGLE APP ENGINE
WINDOWS AZUREHEROKU
ILS
Software as a ServiceLIBGUIDES
FLICKRYOUTUBE
IM
OPENURL RESOLVERSOPACS
E-JOURNAL PORTALSCITATION MANAGERS
WEBSITES
TWITTERSTACKMAP
ILSDISCOVERY LAYERS
Advantages of SaaSVENDOR SIDE UPDATES
COLLABORATIONSCALABILITY
SUPPORT
Disadvantages of SaaSSUPPORT
FORCED UPDATESCONTROL OF DATA
SECURITYRELIABILITY
IMPLICATIONS & CONSIDERATIONS OF MOVING TO THE CLOUD HTTP://BIT.LY/VAOXC0
BUDGET HTTP://BIT.LY/VRWJ02
PERSONNEL HTTP://BIT.LY/VRWPEU
BANDWIDTH HTTP://BIT.LY/VRWSR3
SERVICE LEVEL AGREEMENTS (SLA) HTTP://BIT.LY/VRWXUY
QUESTIONS TO CONSIDER
WHAT HAPPENS IF THERE’S A BREECH?
WHAT HAPPENS IF THEY FOLD?
WHAT IS THE UPTIME?WHAT IS THE RESPONSE TIME?
WHAT SECURITY IS OFFERED?
HOW MANY SIMULTANEOUS USERS?
WHAT ARE YOUR PERFORMANCE BENCHMARKS?
WHAT SUPPORT IS OFFERED?MAINTENANCE SCHEDULES
WHAT IS THE RESPONSE TIME?
LOCK-IN HTTP://BIT.LY/YVRNSG
YOUR USERS AND THE CLOUD HTTP://BIT.LY/VRWNTL
ServicesDISCOVERY LAYERS
EBOOKSIM/CHAT REFERENCE
Instruction in the cloudPOLL ANYWHERE
JINGYOUTUBE
PREZISLIDESHARE
LIBGUIDESDROPBOX
GOOGLE FORMSCITATION MANAGERS
Marketing/OutreachFACEBOOKYOUTUBETWITTER
Public ComputingLEARNING COMMONS
THIN CLIENTS
SupportBRING YOUR OWN DEVICE (BYOD)
STAFF TRAINING
YOU AND THE CLOUDPRODUCTIVITY IN THE CLOUD
HTTP://BIT.LY/VRWWGO
ProductivityREMEMBER THE MILKDOODLEEMAILPREZISLIDESHARE
GOOGLE DRIVEICLOUDMICROSOFT OFFICE 365SURVEY MONKEYGOOGLE CALENDAR
CollaborationGOOGLE DRIVE
MICROSOFT OFFICE 365DROPBOX
BOX
BookmarkingDELICIOUSPINBOARDPINTERESTEVERNOTE
MOBILE DEVICES AND THE CLOUD HTTP://BIT.LY/VRX8G3
HTTP://BIT.LY/VVDELE
DIGITAL DIVIDE HTTP://BIT.LY/VRXGW2
HTTP://BIT.LY/OV89GO
CONSIDER ACTUAL NEEDS
PLAY
CONSIDER YOUR DATA
A CLOUDY FORECAST
WHICH WAY TO GO? HTTP://BIT.LY/VVAAPE
HTTP://BIT.LY/VS3QPE
The “desktop” and current operating systems will be quaint metaphors the
same way we look back at 8-track tapes, phones with dials, typewriters, etc.
- Alan Levine
We’ll have a huge blow up with terrorism in the cloud and the PC will regain its full
glory.
- R. Ray Wang
The correct answer is “both”. I do not think by 2020 people will want to give up
the autonomy and control they get by having software and data on their own
device, but many of the service that we will expect...will require the power of a
cloud supercomputer.
- David D. Clark
The cloud will consist of a white part (trusted and checked information), a grey
part (question mark) and a black part (crap information: untrusted, unchecked,
violent, fraudulent).
- Marcel Bullinga