Discussion of Major Requirements for Remote Server Administration, Resource Management and SLA Management in Cloud Computing

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Cloud Computing Question 5
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Question 5
Discussion of Major Requirements that DTGOV would require to consider for conducting
Remote Server Administration, Resource Management and SLA Management for the
proposed IaaS and PaaS Instances
DTGOV has the core objective of achieving increased levels of operational
optimization and cost effectiveness (Garg, Versteeg & Buyya, 2013). They have planned to
retain one of their three data centres for better storage of data. All the infrastructures are
being moved to the cloud after updating Active Directory and data storage infrastructure. The
current web software architecture is being entailed for taking advantages of scalability and
flexibility to supply data to their customers or employees by moving to Microservices model
(Rittinghouse & Ransome, 2016). The maintenance cost of ICT infrastructure is required to
be reduced and new cloud based infrastructure can be managed without much complexities.
Hybrid cloud methodology is needed to be designed and operated, hence the risks and
security issues are needed to be accessed.
There are few distinctive and important requirements, which DTGOV should consider
while conducting remote server administration, SLA management and resource management
for the proposed instances of infrastructure as a service and platform as a service (Fernando,
Loke & Rahayu, 2013).
i) Requirement for Remote Server Administration: This particular system helps to
provide appropriate tools and mechanism to properly create the system (Arora, Parashar &
Transforming, 2013). Hence, it is quite helpful in proper configuration of system, hence
enabling the administrator of DTGOV to analyse their cloud based IT resources. The system
of remote server administration would provide a proper platform for successful establishment
of every management feature, which is needed to manage the features of underlying systems