Hybrid cloud tutorial: from planning to classroom
David Rilett, Charlie Wiseman · Journal of computing sciences in colleges · 2012
High availability systems and cloud computing are currently topics of interest for computer science and networking departments. Cloud computing systems in particular are slowly working their way into undergraduate programs both as a network architecture to consider and as a tool to enhance student learning. Before these technologies can be brought into the classroom effectively, a solid understanding of their planning, implementation, and testing must be developed. There are many types of cloud systems including public, private, and hybrid clouds. This tutorial will focus on the latter as hybrid cloud systems provide the benefits of private cloud management and the flexibility and availability of public clouds.