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  • Eucalyptus (Elastic Utility Computing Architecture for Linking Your Program To Useful Systems) is an open-source software platform that provides cloud computing capabilities similar to those of Amazon Web Services (AWS). It enables users to create and manage private cloud environments that are compatible with AWS APIs, allowing for a seamless integration between on-premises infrastructure and AWS services. Ensure private cloud security and data isolation.Enable organizations to deploy and manage their own private cloud environments.

Software Requirements

  • • Language : Java , C
  • • Tools : Apache NetBeans IDE 22
  • • Cloud server tool : Eucalyptus – 5.1
  • • Database : MySQL 8.0.3
  • • Operating System : Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS 64-bit/Windows
  • • Libraries : eucalyptus-1.4.2.jar file
  • • Hypervisor : KVM, Xen, Vmware ESXi, Hyper-v, LXC
  • • Deployment Model : private and Hybrid Cloud
  • • Service Model : Infrastructure as a Service(IaaS)
  • • Cloud Service Provider : Amazon Web Service
  • • Tools : AutoScaling, Elastic Load Balancing, CloudWatch

Operations

  • Managed Mode: Numerous security groups to users as the network is large. Each security group is assigned a set or a subset of IP addresses. The network is isolated by VLAN between Cluster Controller and Node Controller. Assigns two IP addresses on each virtual machine.

    Managed (No VLAN) Node: The root user on the virtual machine can snoop into other virtual machines running on the same network layer. It does not provide VM network isolation.

    System Mode: Simplest of all modes, least number of features. A MAC address is assigned to a virtual machine instance and attached to Node Controller’s bridge Ethernet device

    Static Mode: Similar to system mode but has more control over the assignment of IP address. MAC address/IP address pair is mapped to static entry within the DHCP server. The next set of MAC/IP addresses is mapped.