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ME: Our backup service is like cloud hosting, you can access it wherever you are in the world through a computer -

ME: Our backup service is like cloud hosting, you can access it wherever you are in the world through a computer - CLIENT : Wait, cloud hosting? You mean my backed up files will be o n clouds ?

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ME: Our backup service is like cloud hosting, you can access it wherever you are in the world through a computer -

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  1. ME: Our backup service is like cloud hosting, you can access itwherever you are in the world through a computer - CLIENT: Wait, cloud hosting? You mean my backed up files will be on clouds? ME: Well, that’s not what cloud hosting means. It just means you cando anything you normally do on a computer with any devices - liketablets, iPhones, laptops etc - connected through the internet on theremote server we put you on. So all the things you do on the cloudhosting server is done on the server and just sends back the result to you. CLIENT: But what if it’s a sunny day and there’s no clouds?! How do Iaccess my files then?! ME: You don’t need clouds, it’s just a way of describing it. CLIENT: How can you call it cloud hosting if it doesn’t use clouds? Itshould be called air hosting, since we breath air all the time! ME: I’m not sure that makes much more sense. CLIENT: I’m positive it does. ~ ClientsFromHell.net

  2. Who are the BiggestCloud Venders?Where are they? Presentation for Dr. Dampier’s Security in the Cloud, Special Topics Course in Bagley School of Engineering, Mississippi State University By David Fulton dlf95@msstate.edu & Reggie Kenny rak80@msstate.edu

  3. Biggest According to Whom? • Dynamic Rankings • No Peer reviewed papers • Based on What? • Industry Marketing Hype • Which Focus? • Which Market?

  4. Who? According to Whom? Vender Landscape: CoudIaaS - Info~Tech Research Group Choosing Right Approch to Public Cloud IaaS - Gartner

  5. Rank based on the Fuzzy Seven • Seven Documents where used to generate our own ranking. • Weighted 60% 2012 + 40% 2011 • Companies that show up on the most documents reviewed. • Minimum of 2 documents.

  6. Fuzzy Four of Seven (2012) • Top 100 for Cloud Service Providers 2012 Edition • TalkingCloud.com • Top Cloud Computing Providers of 2012 • April 24th2012 - SeachCoudComputing.com • The 10 Most Important Companies in Cloud Computing 2012 • April 25th 2012 - BusinessInsider.com • The Top 20 Most Secure Cloud Hosing Companies • August 23rd 2012 - CloudTweaks.com

  7. Fuzzy Three of Seven (2011) • 10 Most Powerful Cloud Companies • Dec 5th2011 - NewtworkWorld.com – Chris Bums • Top 50 for Cloud Service Providers 2011 Edition • TalkingCloud.com • Top Cloud Computing Providers of 2011 • July 3rd 2011 - SeachCoudComputing.com

  8. Terremark (Verizon) • Amazon Web Services • Rackspace • Salesforce • MicroSoft • Google • Savvis (CenturyLink) • Citrix Top 15 Companies • Vmware • Apptix • mindShiftTechnologies • Bluelock • Joyent • iland Internet Solutions • SoftLayer

  9. Net Income: $4,000 Million Terremark (Verizon) • Verizon Bought Terremark for 1.2 Billion on January 27, 2011 “The deal,… comes as telecom operators are moving deeper into selling processing power, data storage and software hosting services over the Internet as their landline businesses shrink.” ~ WSJ Jan 27, 2011 Revenue:$28,000 Million North America • USA - 8 • California 3 • Colorado • Florida 2 • Maryland • Virginia South America • Brazil Europe 6 • UK - England • Netherlands - Amsterdam 5 Asia • China - Hong Kong

  10. Offerings • Network & Connectivity • Interconnect • Peering • Managed Routing • Application Services • Management • Acceleration

  11. Net Income: $7 Million Amazon Web Services • Everyone considers them the biggest. • Interestingly they end up being the comparison by the smaller companies on pricing for services. • They set the market’s expectations. Revenue:$12,834 Million North America • USA - 7 • California • Florida • Missouri • New Jersey • Texas • Virginia • Washington Europe 4 • UK - England • Netherlands - Amsterdam • Ireland • Germany Asia 3 • China - Hong Kong • Singapore • Japan - Tokyo

  12. Offerings • Storage • AWS Import/Export • Glacier • Elastic Book Store • Application • CloudSearch • Simple Queue

  13. Net Income: $25 Million Rackspace • Web Hosting that lead in Cloud and Private Cloud offerings. • 2010 Provided OpenStack • OpenStack a highly scalable Open Source Private Cloud • Rack Space now provides Services for OpenStack users. • IT services, Deployment, Monitoring, App Development, etc. Revenue:$319 Million North America • USA - 5 • Virginia 2 • Texas 2 • Illinoi Europe - 2 • UK - England 2 Asia • China - Hong Kong

  14. Offerings • Compute • Cloud Sites (PaaS) • Managed Virtualization • Platform & Networking • Load Balancers • Content Network Delivery

  15. Net Income: -$10 Million Salesforce • Leader in Software as a Service. • Leader in Revenue for Enterprise Cloud Companies • Expects to exceed $3 Billion Annual Revenue Fiscal 2013 • Very Aggressive in Cloud Offerings Revenue:$732 Million Not Publicizing Locations North America 4 • USA - 4 • Virginia • California 2 • Washington Asia 2 • Singapore • Japan - Tokyo

  16. Offerings • Mobile • AppExchange

  17. Net Income: 5,108 Million Microsoft • The raw assets of the Microsoft, its user base, and various offerings make it a ponderous giant with all the puzzle pieces to become a major player. • Microsoft is moving rapidly to catch up and focus on migrating it’s users to over to SaaSas well as PaaS. Revenue:$17,407 Million Not Publicizing Locations North America • USA • Virginia • Washington South America • Brazil Europe • Netherlands - Amsterdam • Ireland Asia • China - Hong Kong • Singapore

  18. Offerings • Consumer Cloud Services • Sky Drive • Photo Gallery • Messenger • Bing • XBOX Live • Commercial Cloud Services • Office Web Apps • SharePoint Online

  19. Net Income: 2,785 Million Google • All offerings are essentially cloud • Provides PaaS though it’s apps system as well as Android Development and Marking. • Happy to map the locations of their Data Centers. Revenue:$12,214 Million North America • USA - 6 • North Carolina • South Carolina • Iowa • Georgia • Oregon • Oklahoma South America • Chile Europe • Netherlands - Amsterdam • Finland Asia • China - Hong Kong • Singapore • Taiwan

  20. Offerings • Platform • App Engine • Computing • Compute Engine

  21. Net Income: 218 Million Savvis (CenturyLink) • Infrastructure Company • Cisco Based North America – 19 • Candia - 3 • USA – 16 • Washington District of Colombia • California • Colorado • Florida • Georgia • Illinoi • Massachusetts • Missouri • New Jersey • New Mexico • Texas • Minnesota • Washington Europe - 2 • UK - England • Germany Asia - 4 • China - Hong Kong • India • Singapore • Japan – Tokyo Network Map Revenue:$4,612 Million

  22. Offerings • Business Continuity • Content Management • Proximity Hosting

  23. Net Income: 92 Million Citrix • Open Source Cloud Vender • Early Supporter of Rackspace's OpenStack • There OpenStack implantation Supports All Hypervisors Revenue:$531 Million Not Publicizing Locations North America • USA • California • Florida Europe • UK - England • Switzerland Asia • China - Hong Kong • India

  24. Offerings • Datacenter • Desktop Virtualization

  25. Net Income: 192 Million Vmware • Vmware was a one product company. • Now full service vendor (right down to certs on their software) • Allied with • Google • Salesforce • Cisco Revenue:$1,123 Million Not Publicizing Locations

  26. Offerings • Operation Services • Automated Provisioning and Development • Proactive Incident and Problem Management • Transformation Services • Proactive Monitoring • Configuration and Compliance Management

  27. Net Income: .3 Million Apptix • Ranked 10th by Top 100 for Cloud Service Providers 2012 Edition TalkingCloud.com • Headquartered in Herndon Virginia • Not a leader but a steady hand in the industry Revenue:$11 Million Not Publicizing Locations North America • USA • Virginia

  28. Offerings • Business Solution • Infrastructure • Desktop Backup • Website Hosting • Industry Solutions • Healthcare • Telecommunications

  29. Net Income: $128 Million mindShift technologies • Small Regional Player in the USA • Owned by Best Buy. Revenue:$10,547 Million Not Publicizing Locations

  30. Offerings • Applications • Microsoft SharePoint • Microsoft Exchange • VoIP

  31. Net Income: $??? Private Bluelock • Vmware Cloud Provider. • Recognized by Gartner Group as a leader. • Not Publishing Locations Revenue:$??? Private

  32. Offerings • Hybrid Cloud • Global Cloud • Disaster Recovery

  33. Net Income: $??? Private Joyent • Group of Industry insiders forming a flashy business. • Customers • LinkedIn – Business Networking • Gilt - Shopping • Quizlet – Gamming / Flashcards Revenue:$??? Private Not Publicizing Locations

  34. Offerings • Data • 10gen • Mongolab • cloudant • Platform • Message Bus • SendGrid • StackMob

  35. Net Income: ??? Private iland Internet Solutions • VMWare Service Provider partner of the Year Global 2011. • Gartner’s 2011 Public Cloud IaaS Magic Quadrant • Info~Tech Research Group call them a “Trend-Setter” and Champion” Revenue:$??? Private North America • USA - 5 • California • Massachusetts • Texas 2 • Virginia Europe • UK - England

  36. Offerings • Pay as You Go • Short term projects • Training and demonstration • Apps • Reserved • Long term applications • Term commitment • Performance • Maximum value

  37. Net Income: ??? Private SoftLayer • Looks focused on business not hype • Customer Base • Social Media • Mobile Apps • Online Games Revenue:$??? Private North America • USA - 5 • Washington DC • California • Texas 2 • Washington Europe • Netherlands - Amsterdam Asia • Singapore

  38. Offerings • Software • Operating System • Fedora • Red Hat Es • Database • SQL Server 2012 • Additional • Email Delivery • Digital Transcoding • Customer Owned Device

  39. ¿Questions? Continued Wednesday Visualizations Interesting sites found.

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