Cloud Trends - Cloud 2.0 - Living on the Edge.pdf

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Agenda
① What is the Cloud?
② Cloud barometer
③ Cloud Trends (*4)
④ Big Data
⑤ Internet of Things
⑥ The end of Cloud computing
⑦ The Big 5 - State of the Cloud
De factor Tijd

Today IT`s all about
the Cloud
Get ready
for the next wave

Definition of Cloud Computing
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
Cloud computing is pay-per-use model for enabling available, convenient,
on-demand network access to a shared pool of configurable computing
resources (e.g., network, servers, storage, applications, services) that can
be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort or
service provider interaction.
This cloud model promotes availability and is comprised of:
5 key characteristics, 3 delivery models, and 4 deployment models.
What is “the Cloud”?
①

On-demand self-service
Standard network access
Location independent resource pooling
Rapid elasticity
Pay per use
5 Characteristics
①

Time to market

5 DAYS

Bedrijfsleven in de Cloud
Cloud Computing

Cloud Barometer

Cloud Barometer
Cloud adoptie in
België zet zich
verder door, een
op de VIER
applicaties is
rechtstreeks
afkomstig van
een Cloud
Service Provider.
②
2016
2016 2018 2020 2022
2014

Cloud Barometer
②

Cloud Barometer
②
2016 2018 2020 2022
2014

Cloud Barometer
②

Cloud Computing is resetting the whole IT Industry and is
redistributing cards among the players, like the vendors,
integrators, resellers and even the customers.
Hardware
Manufacturers
Software
Vendors
Internet Service
Providers
Distributors
System
Integrators
Value Added
Resellers
Managed Service
Providers
Cloud Broker
Services
Cloud
Resellers
IT as a Service
Customers
IT Massive Transformation
③

Gartner Hype Cycle
③
Cloud
Computing

1ste Cloud Trend
③
2018

The need for speed
&
bandwidth
What happens on the Internet in a single minute?
④
500 Hours
Video’s Uploaded
443.000 $
Shoppers spend
66.000
Photo’s shared
1.1 Million
Swipes on Tinder

Information versus Knowledge
④

Big Data

Storage within the Cloud
④

BIG Data
④

Internet of Things
⑤

Internet of Things (IoT)
⑤

Internet of Things (M2M)
⑤

Connected devices by 2022 (1)
⑤

Connected devices by 2022 (2)
⑤

0 0,5 1 1,5 2 2,5 3
Applic ation Development
Device Hardware
System Integration
Data Storage
Security
Connectivity
Amount
Spent
2015 - 2020
$6 Trillion Invested
$6 trillion will be in vested in IoT
solutions over the next five years.
$13 Trillion ROI
Total investments over the next
five years will generate $13 trillion
by 2025
USD
(Trillions)
What is the amount spend on the Internet of Things?
⑤

5B Devices Installed
by 2020
$900M Spent (2015-
2020)
$400M ROI
(2015-2025
CONSUMERS
7.7B Devices
Installed by 2020
$2.1B Spent (2015-
2020)
$4.7B ROI
(2015-2025
GOVERNMENTS
11.2B Devices
Installed by 2020
$3B Spent
(2015-2020)
$7.6B ROI
(2015-2025
BUSINESS
Who will use IoT eco-systems?
⑤

2de Cloud Trend - Internet of Things
⑤

Today’s
world:
Centralized
CLOUD

Back to the Future
Edge Intelligence
Distributed
2020- ….
Mainframe
Centralised
1960-1970
Client-Server
Distributed
1980-2000
Mobile-Cloud
Centralised
2005-2020
⑥

“New technologies, new requirements, the
explosion of connected things and more real-time
user interfaces will flip the center of gravity of data
production and computing away from central
datacenters and out to the Edge.”
Cloud is
too far away
Real-time is
not possible
Things & People
Connect!
Physical meets
Digital - IoT
Technology Trend
With special thanks to GiG Technology
⑥

The end of Cloud Computing
Massive
volumes of
Real-time data
Sensors are
becoming
ubiquitous
Data collection
is forcing
processing
back to the
Edge
⑥

Massive volumes of Real-time data
Sensors are becoming ubiquitous
Data
collection is
forcing
processing
back to the
Edge
⑥

Real-time processing systems
Point of
access
versus
back to
the Cloud
Over time, devices become more sophisticated
⑥

“Instead of continued growth of mega data centers,
compute and storage will move toward the edge.”
Research Findings
Need for… an
intelligent Edge
Need for… more
front-end agility
Need for… lower
cost infrastructure
Need for… data
to reside local
Need for… more
differentiation
Technology Trend
⑥

① ② ③
Distance between Amsterdam & Brussels in time?
⑥

Data transactions versus Latency
⑥

Cloud versus Edge Computing
⑥

Difference between Cloud & Edge Computing
⑥

Self-driving car
Smart Kiosk
IoT for
Construction
Streamed
Billboards
Electric Bikes
Smart Public
Transportation
CCTV Security
Square
Solar Panel Grid
Smart Parking
Security tagged
motorcycles
Baby Monitor
Smartphones
X 10.000
Live Stream
Vlogging
Smart
Thermostat
Air traffic
Monitoring
Drone traffic
Monitoring
Crowd control
Smart Hotel
X 1.000 rooms
Live Video
Production
Pollution
Sensors
Smart Climate
Irrigation
Digital Workforce
x 100.000
Traffic Sensors
e-Restaurant
Digital Nomads
Intelligent
Traffic Control
School of the
Future
Smart
Apartments
x 100.000
Smart Hospital
X 1.000 rooms
Traffic Safety
Self-driving car
Smart Kiosk
IoT for
Construction
Streamed
Billboards
Electric Bikes
Smart Public
Transportation
CCTV Security
Square
Solar Panel Grid
Smart Parking
Security tagged
motorcycles
Baby Monitor
Smartphones
X 10.000
Live Stream
Vlogging
Smart
Thermostat
Air traffic
Monitoring
Drone traffic
Monitoring
Crowd control
Smart Hotel
X 1.000 rooms
Live Video
Production
Pollution
Sensors
Smart Climate
Irrigation
Digital Workforce
x 100.000
Traffic Sensors
e-Restaurant
Digital Nomads
Intelligent
Traffic Control
School of the
Future
Smart
Apartments
x 100.000
Smart Hospital
X 1.000 rooms
Traffic Safety

Datacenter
Cloud
Edge Cloud in
the Network
Edge
Node
Edge
Node
Edge
Node
Edge
Node
B2B
Addressable
Markets
Edge
Node
Connected
Cars
Smart
Cities
Smart
Buildings
Smart
Grid
Digital
Government
Smart
Public
Transport
Renewable
Energy
Grid
City
Security
Edge
Node
Edge
Node

Cloud Computing as we know
it, But This is About to Change…
⑥
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Mc Afee
Licence broker
Smartdesk
Backup on
Demand
Sharepoint on
Demand
DNS Broker
Mail on
demand
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Sensor/data Explosion will kill
the Cloud as we know it
o Sensor proliferate and produce huge
volumes of geo-spacial data
o Existing infrastructure won’t be able to
handle data volume or rates
o Peer to peer networks are utilized to
lessen load on core network and share
data locally
⑥

The beginning of Edge Computing
⑥

Bedrijfsleven in de Cloud

Bedrijfsleven
in de Cloud
How to prevent data breaches?
⑥

Bedrijfsleven
in de Cloud
5 devices connected via IoT
⑥

Bedrijfsleven
in de Cloud
1 in 3 companies is unprepared
⑥

Bedrijfsleven
in de Cloud
Security Incidents experienced
within the Cloud
⑥

3de Cloud Trend
⑥

Fundament van de Digitale Economie
⑥

⑥

In 1987 werd hij Chief Executive Officer van Intel. In 1998 trad hij terug als CEO, maar bleef tot 2004 actief betrokken bij Intel
als voorzitter van de Raad van Bestuur.
⑥

The EU GDPR will come into effect on May 25 2018, requiring
companies that process personally identifiable information of EU
residents to comply with a significant number of enhanced data-
protection requirements.
• More emphasis on the documentation that data controllers must keep to demonstrate their
accountability
• Restrictions on computer profiling (Article 13 & 22 of the GDPR)
• Provisions relating to children’s data
• Correcting information in a networked world
• Privacy notices
• Data portability
• Data protection by design and data protection impact assessments
• Designating a data protection officer
To the Resque?
GDPR
⑥

Statement of the Belgium DPA
GDPR
⑥

“Zeggen dat je het recht op privacy niet
belangrijk vindt omdat jij niets te verbergen
hebt, is niet anders dan zeggen dat je vrije
meningsuiting niet belangrijk vindt, omdat je
niets te zeggen hebt”, aldus Edward Snowden.
The missing letter
GDPR
G
D
P
R
W
⑥

Compliancy of your Data
⑥
Who has access tot
the data?
Internal departments?
3th party data
processors?
International
transfers? (Model;
Contract, Business
Continuity Risks)
Personal data is being
transferred?
Is the sensitive risk of
the data?
What impact would a
breach have on the
data subject?
Where is our data
coming from?
Where is our data
stored? Where is our
data transferring to?
(EU or Non EU)
Do those with access
have access?
Is it for legitimate
business purposes?
Have PIA’s/DPIA’s
been carried out?
Is the data encrypted?
Has the data been
pseudonymised?
Is the transfer really
required?
Did the transfer take
place?
Did they start?
Did they change?
Logging history?
Audit trail of
configurations?
Authorization
workflow history?
Where
What
Who Why When
① ② ③ ④ ⑤

The BIG Five
⑦

① ② ③
The BIG Five
⑦

① ② ③

① ② ③
The BIG Five
⑦
Microsoft, Google, Facebook and Amazon now own or lease more than half of the undersea bandwidth

① ② ③
Public Cloud adoption
⑦

What are your
3 biggest
challenges in
creating a private
Cloud computing
service?
① ② ③
Public Cloud adoption
⑦

Where does the iCloud store your data?
o A. Apple
o B. Amazon (AWS)
o C. Google
o D. Microsoft Azure
Public Cloud Quiz:

What are your
3 biggest
challenges in
creating a private
Cloud computing
service?
① ② ③
The BIG Five
⑦

State of the Cloud (1)
⑦

State of the Cloud (2)
⑦

4de Cloud Trend(s)
⑦

“Amerika vindt het uit (Amazon,
Facebook, Google) China kopieert
het (Ali-baba, TenCent) en Europa
regulariseert het (GDPR)”

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