1 Introduction |
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2 Why analytics industry is slow in moving to the cloud |
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3 Factors to consider for Cloud Analytic |
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4 Decision points for selecting cloud technology, services and provider |
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4.1 The type of cloud (public, private or hybrid) |
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4.2 The cloud database management level |
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4.3 The data model for the cloud database |
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4.4 The BI / analytics tools |
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4.5 Data movement /ETL tools |
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4.6 Additional PaaS services |
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5 A complete example |
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5.1 Requirements |
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5.2 Decision points |
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5.2.1 Type of cloud |
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5.2.2 Cloud database management level |
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5.2.3 Data model of the cloud database |
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5.2.4 BI / analytics tools |
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5.2.5 Data movement /ETL tools |
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5.2.6 Additional PaaS services |
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6 Product-to-Product comparison |
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6.1.1 ETL |
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6.1.2 Machine Learning |
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6.1.3 Cloud Function |
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6.1.4 Cloud Data Warehouses |
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6.1.5 Data Visualization |
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7 References |
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8 Appendix 1 – Performance and scalability |
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Performance |
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Scalability |
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9 Appendix 2 – IaaS management in Microsoft Azure |
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10 Appendix 3 – Main cloud service provider competitors |
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10.1 Google Cloud Platform |
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10.1.1 Overview. |
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10.1.2 GCP Components in detail |
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10.2 Amazon Web Services |
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10.2.1 Overview |
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10.2.2 AWS Components in detail |
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10.3 Microsoft Azure Cloud |
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10.3.1 Overview |
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10.3.2 Azure Components in detail |
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10.4 IBM Bluemix |
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10.4.1 Overview |
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10.4.2 Bluemix components in detail |
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