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                 Cost of service (cont.):        defined, 237
                   Microsoft Azure, 36, 113–114  illustrations, 26–29, 31–34
                   perception, business culture/strat-  load balancing, 37–38
                       egy, 164–165              need for, 26–29, 49
                   private cloud self-provisioning, 77–  surplus capacity, 37
                       78, 80–81                 virtualization, 49, 53–54
                   Rackspace, 34                 (See also Virtualization)
                   transfer fees and cloud portability,  Elastra, 94, 112
                       231–233                 Ellison, Larry, 14–15, 19, 105
                 CPUs (See Hardware)           End-user management, 137–140
                 Crandell, Mike, 117           Energy required by data centers, xii–
                 Critics, defining the cloud, 14–16  xiii, 135
                 Croll, Alistair, 232          Eucalyptus/Eucalyptus Project, 94–
                 Customer relationship management  96, 122–123, 211, 237
                     (CRM), 169–170            Evans, Bob, 104
                 Cybernautic, 31, 34           Expenses (See Cost of services)
                                               External cloud, 237
                      D                          (See also Public cloud)
                 Data centers:                 Extreme Makeover (TV program), 31–34
                   building, 29–40, 44–45
                   changes in, defining the cloud, 9–  F
                       13                      Facebook, 8–9, 12, 22, 32–33, 40, 172,
                   cluster computing, 38–50        191–192
                   corporate enterprise (See Private  Failure of cloud, 131–134, 146–151
                       cloud)                  FastScale, 112
                   described, xii–xiii         Fault tolerance, 46–47
                   energy required, xii–xiii, 135  Federated identity, 107–108
                   evolution and hybrid clouds, 89–91  Fellows, William, 210–211
                   fault tolerance, 46–47      Firewalls, 158–159, 237–238
                   NASA Nebula, 74, 207–219    Flexibility and scaling capabilities,
                   new vs. traditional, 11–12      28–50
                 DECnet, 82–83                   cluster computing, 38–50
                 Dell Data Center Solutions, 73–74,  cost of building data center, 35–36
                     128–129, 214                elasticity of service, 26–38
                 Deployment models, NIST, 224–225  Foley, John, 70, 119, 231n
                 Dhanjani, Nitesh, 156–157     Framework, 238
                 Distributed Management Task Force  (See also Applications)
                     (DMTF), 116, 121, 124–125  FTP (File Transfer Protocol), 108–
                 Domain Name System, 209–210       109, 238
                 Drive thrashing, 13           Fujitsu, 108–109
                                               Future directions (See Business future
                      E                            directions)
                 eBay,2,6,40
                 Economics, business culture/strat-  G
                     egy, 168–171              Gartner Inc., 89, 118
                 Economies of scale, 51–52, 72–73, 79  George, Barton, 73–74
                 Eidetics, 20                  Gillin, Paul, 177
                 Elasticity of service, 26–38  “Glass house,” 164
                   building data center, 29–38   (See also Data centers)


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