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Cloud computing: prática organizacional
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A adoção da cloud computing implica a proteção de dados sensíveis, conformidade com
regulamentos de privacidade, legislação nacional e conformidade dos serviços oferecidos,
assim como a migração de dados, desta forma, quais as políticas que foram adotadas e qual
a legislação que uma autarquia se rege para salvaguardar a segurança dos dados.
A Cloud Computing pode ser uma solução para a autarquia armazenar, processar e aceder a
informações pertinentes no seu dia a dia.
O objetivo geral deste trabalho consiste em analisar os Sistemas de Informação e as
Tecnologias de Informação e Comunicação de uma autarquia local, respondendo às seguintes
questões: Quais as vantagens e desvantagens no uso da Cloud Computing? Benefícios de
datacenters próprios? Poderá usar datacenters próprios e beneficiar de alguns serviços de
cloud em simultâneo?
A virtualização é um processo cada vez mais importante e crucial, oferecendo à autarquia
local maior eficiência, flexibilidade e contribuindo para uma abordagem mais ecológica na
gestão de recursos computacionais, indo de encontro ao Green IT.
Desta forma, será crucial saber se a autarquia utiliza tecnologia de virtualização, numa
arquitetura de microserviços ou monolíticos e qual a política de segurança, nomeadamente
Zero Trust.
A elaboração do trabalho será realizada através da recolha e tratamento de informações junto
da autarquia bem como na análise documental e possíveis estudos realizados.
A pesquisa qualitativa é uma abordagem que se centra na compreensão profunda e contextual
de fenómenos, permitindo uma análise rica e detalhada.
A análise permitiu concluir que a autarquia beneficia financeiramente a longo prazo, no uso
de datacenters próprios e na utilização da cloud computing a nível de backups e segurança.
Podendo, em conjunto com outras autarquias, optar pelo uso de uma cloud comunitária,
favorecendo a partilha de informações, segurança da informação e de backups entre as
mesmas.
The adoption of cloud computing implies the protection of sensitive data, compliance with privacy regulations, national legislation and compliance of the services offered, as well as data migration, so what policies have been adopted and what legislation does a municipality follow to safeguard data security? Cloud computing can be a solution for local authorities to store, process and access relevant information in their day-to-day work. The general aim of this work is to analyse the Information Systems and Information and Communication Technologies of a local authority, answering the following questions: What are the advantages and disadvantages of using Cloud Computing? Benefits of own datacentres? Can you use your own datacentres and benefit from some cloud services at the same time? Virtualisation is an increasingly important and crucial process, offering the local authority greater efficiency, flexibility and contributing to a greener approach to managing computing resources, in line with Green IT. It will therefore be crucial to know whether the local authority uses virtualisation technology in a microservices or monolithic architecture and what its security policy is, namely Zero Trust. The work will be carried out by collecting and processing information from the local authority, as well as analysing documents and possible studies. Qualitative research is an approach that focuses on a deep and contextual understanding of phenomena, allowing for a rich and detailed analysis. The analysis led to the conclusion that the municipality benefits financially in the long term from using its own datacentres and from using cloud computing for backups and security. Together with other municipalities, it could opt to use a community cloud, favouring the sharing of information, information security and backups between them.
The adoption of cloud computing implies the protection of sensitive data, compliance with privacy regulations, national legislation and compliance of the services offered, as well as data migration, so what policies have been adopted and what legislation does a municipality follow to safeguard data security? Cloud computing can be a solution for local authorities to store, process and access relevant information in their day-to-day work. The general aim of this work is to analyse the Information Systems and Information and Communication Technologies of a local authority, answering the following questions: What are the advantages and disadvantages of using Cloud Computing? Benefits of own datacentres? Can you use your own datacentres and benefit from some cloud services at the same time? Virtualisation is an increasingly important and crucial process, offering the local authority greater efficiency, flexibility and contributing to a greener approach to managing computing resources, in line with Green IT. It will therefore be crucial to know whether the local authority uses virtualisation technology in a microservices or monolithic architecture and what its security policy is, namely Zero Trust. The work will be carried out by collecting and processing information from the local authority, as well as analysing documents and possible studies. Qualitative research is an approach that focuses on a deep and contextual understanding of phenomena, allowing for a rich and detailed analysis. The analysis led to the conclusion that the municipality benefits financially in the long term from using its own datacentres and from using cloud computing for backups and security. Together with other municipalities, it could opt to use a community cloud, favouring the sharing of information, information security and backups between them.
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Cloud Computing Virtualização Datacenters Segurança Virtualisation Security