APIC IT Infrastructure

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APIC IT Infrastructure
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Summary
The objective of the report is to explain the geographical scope of Asia Pacific International
College or APIC’s network, and provide logical and physical designs for their new branch in
Sydney while discussing about virtualization techniques for cloud services. After talking
about the institute’s global reach, the backbone devices of the global network is discussed
briefly along with segmentation of the network while listing their uses and role in exiting
setup. Then the three layered logical diagram and physical design are provided and the
requirements of the network are mentioned with the type and method of IP addressing used
while also detailing subnet calculations in a tabular format. Thereafter the report talks on how
cloud use make use of virtualization and proposes cloud services from two organizations.
After explaining dynamic scaling functions of the two cloud services, report ends with
observations in concluding notes.

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Table of Contents
Introduction................................................................................................................................3
Discussion..................................................................................................................................3
Geographical scope................................................................................................................3
Devices of Global Network................................................................................................4
Network Segments.............................................................................................................5
Advantages and use cases..................................................................................................5
Logical Network Design........................................................................................................6
Physical Network Design.......................................................................................................7
Virtualization and Cloud Computing.....................................................................................8
Cloud based solutions........................................................................................................8
Cloud Virtualization Techniques.......................................................................................9
Dynamic Scaling in AWS (Auto Scaling).......................................................................10
Dynamic Scaling in Microsoft Azure..............................................................................11
Recommendations....................................................................................................................12
Conclusion................................................................................................................................13
References................................................................................................................................14

3APIC IT INFRASTRUCTURE
Introduction
This report explains the geographical scope of Asia Pacific International College or
APIC’s network, and provide logical and physical designs for their new branch in Sydney
while discussing about virtualization techniques for cloud services. After talking about the
institute’s global reach, the backbone devices of the global network is discussed briefly along
with segmentation of the network while listing their uses and role in exiting setup. Then the
three layered logical diagram and physical design are provided and the requirements of the
network are mentioned with the type and method of IP addressing used while also detailing
subnet calculations in a tabular format. Thereafter the report talks on how cloud use make use
of virtualization and proposes cloud services from two organizations and lists dynamic
scaling functions of the two cloud services. The report begins by explaining scope and
analysis of the network and after touching on cloud computing and dynamic scaling
techniques, ends with observations in concluding notes.