Cloud computing for libraries an introduction
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Cloud computing for libraries an introduction
- 1. CLOUD COMPUTING FOR LIBRARIES WORKSHOP AN INTRODUCTION PRESENTER EMAIL KRISTA GODFREY KGODFREY@MUN.CA HTTP://BIT.LY/HBPBCP
- 2. WHAT IS THE CLOUD? HTTP://BIT.LY/HBPOX3
- 3. Poll: Do you use the cloud? A. Yes, all the time B. Yes, but I still don’t trust it for my sensitive info C. No, I don’t trust it D. No, I don’t have a good enough connection to rely on it E. Not sure HTTP://BIT.LY/HBPPR7
- 4. WHAT DOES IT MEAN? HTTP://BIT.LY/VRYFFP MOVE FROM PROCURING & DEPLOYING TO MANAGEMENT & PROVISION
- 5. WHAT WAS ONCE HOUSED IN YOUR BUILDING HTTP://BIT.LY/VRUSBX HTTP://BIT.LY/VRUY2U NOW LIVES IN MANY DIFFERENT PLACES
- 6. Features * On-demand self-service * Broad network access * Resource pooling * Rapid Elasticity * Measured Service HTTP://BIT.LY/VRUIR6 IMAGE BY HTTP://BIT.LY/HBPPR7
- 7. Cloud Variations * Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) * Platform as a Service (PaaS) * Software as a Service (SaaS) HTTP://BIT.LY/HBOHVV
- 8. IaaS * Provides access to the hardware but removes cost of owning hardware * Still require own expertise to install/maintain applications
- 9. PaaS *Provides tools and space for development * Build, test, deploy web- based apps
- 10. SaaS * Provides access to software * Least expertise & customization * Most common
- 11. Cloud Types Public Community Private Hybrid HTTP://BIT.LY/VVAI1D
- 12. ADVANTAGES HTTP://BIT.LY/HBQ26S
- 13. Advantages Collaboration Flexibility Security Scalability Reliability Cost Access Green
- 14. ISSUES HTTP://BIT.LY/VRVDYS
- 16. WHAT’S THE FUSS ALL ABOUT? HTTP://BIT.LY/VRVJII
- 18. TO THE CLOUD! HTTP://BIT.LY/HBREHN EVERYONE IS MOVING TO THE CLOUD
- 19. LIBRARIES AND THE CLOUD HTTP://BIT.LY/VVZ71U
- 20. Poll: Do you think your library is in the cloud? A. Yes B. No C. Not sure HTTP://BIT.LY/VRVVPF
- 21. Infrastructure as a Service AMAZON WEB SERVICES: ELASTIC COMPUTE CLOUD (EC2) SIMPLE STORAGE SERVICE (S3)
- 22. Platform as a Service GOOGLE APP ENGINE WINDOWS AZURE HEROKU ILS
- 23. Software as a Service LIBGUIDES TWITTER OPENURL RESOLVERS FLICKR STACKMAP OPACS YOUTUBE ILS E-JOURNAL PORTALS IM DISCOVERY LAYERS CITATION MANAGERS WEBSITES
- 24. Advantages of SaaS VENDOR SIDE UPDATES COLLABORATION SCALABILITY SUPPORT
- 25. Disadvantages of SaaS SUPPORT FORCED UPDATES CONTROL OF DATA SECURITY RELIABILITY
- 26. IMPLICATIONS & CONSIDERATIONS OF MOVING TO THE CLOUD HTTP://BIT.LY/VAOXC0
- 27. BUDGET HTTP://BIT.LY/VRWJ02
- 28. PERSONNEL HTTP://BIT.LY/VRWPEU
- 29. BANDWIDTH HTTP://BIT.LY/VRWSR3
- 30. SERVICE LEVEL AGREEMENTS (SLA) HTTP://BIT.LY/VRWXUY
- 31. WHAT ARE YOUR PERFORMANCE BENCHMARKS? MAINTENANCE SCHEDULES WHAT SUPPORT IS OFFERED? WHAT HAPPENS IF THEY FOLD? WHAT SECURITY IS OFFERED? WHAT IS THE RESPONSE TIME? WHAT HAPPENS IF THERE’S A BREECH? WHAT IS THE UPTIME? WHAT IS THE RESPONSE TIME? HOW MANY SIMULTANEOUS USERS? QUESTIONS TO CONSIDER
- 32. LOCK-IN HTTP://BIT.LY/YVRNSG
- 33. YOUR USERS AND THE CLOUD HTTP://BIT.LY/VRWNTL
- 34. Services DISCOVERY LAYERS EBOOKS IM/CHAT REFERENCE
- 35. Instruction in the cloud LIBGUIDES POLL ANYWHERE DROPBOX JING GOOGLE FORMS YOUTUBE CITATION MANAGERS PREZI SLIDESHARE
- 36. Marketing/Outreach FACEBOOK YOUTUBE TWITTER
- 37. Public Computing LEARNING COMMONS THIN CLIENTS
- 38. Support BRING YOUR OWN DEVICE (BYOD) STAFF TRAINING
- 39. YOU AND THE CLOUD HTTP://BIT.LY/VRWWGO PRODUCTIVITY IN THE CLOUD
- 41. Productivity REMEMBER THE MILK GOOGLE DRIVE DOODLE ICLOUD EMAIL MICROSOFT OFFICE 365 PREZI SURVEY MONKEY SLIDESHARE GOOGLE CALENDAR
- 42. Collaboration GOOGLE DRIVE MICROSOFT OFFICE 365 DROPBOX BOX
- 43. Bookmarking DELICIOUS PINBOARD PINTEREST EVERNOTE
- 44. MOBILE DEVICES AND THE CLOUD HTTP://BIT.LY/VRX8G3
- 46. DIGITAL DIVIDE HTTP://BIT.LY/VRXGW2
- 49. PLAY
- 53. WHICH WAY TO GO? HTTP://BIT.LY/VVAAPE
- 55. 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
- 56. We’ll have a huge blow up with terrorism in the cloud and the PC will regain its full glory. - R. Ray Wang
- 57. 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
- 58. 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
- 59. QUESTIONS? HTTP://BIT.LY/WBRLUK KGODFREY@MUN.CA WEELIBRARIAN.COM/BLOG TWITTER: WEELIBRARIAN