INET 3102
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Credits2
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Delivery MethodIn person
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Related Program
About This Course
INET 3102 begins with an outline of the trajectory from traditional web-based systems and components toward cloud-based infrastructure deployments. Topics include resource requirements for a web-based system, service offerings (compute, storage, queuing), deployment models, and platforms (AWS, Google Apps, and others) along with deployment models accounting for security, compliance, and risk-related issues.
At completion, students will be able to identify, analyze, and combine the major service components of a web-based application, among them: Service protocols: HTTP and web services; Compute as a service (on-demand CPU through virtualization); Storage as a service: storage models and usage; Security as a service: compliance overlap, resource planes, federation, and the human element; Metrics as a service: how are my systems doing?; Cost models for a service-based architecture; Queuing and e-mail as services; Caching.
Instructors
MBA with emphasis in technology delivery and marketing, Arizona State University W.P. Carey School of Business; BS, management information systems, University of Wisconsin
Ben is a management consultant with extensive experience in project management in the construction, technology, government, and health care industries. Ben's goal in teaching is to give back to a profession he loves by sharing his experience and helping to develop our next generation of leaders.
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BA, history, with a minor in management information systems, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
Daniel Stocker is senior director of infrastructure and production for the University of Minnesota, where he leads the backbone technologies that enable the University’s mission and strategic imperatives. His primary focus is the development of leaders and the creation of partnerships that support modernization of security, technology, and process, including site reliability engineering, DevOps, PAM, scaled Lean/Agile delivery, cybersecurity, hybrid cloud strategy, platforms, storage, databases, and PeopleSoft. Dan has held significant technology leadership roles at organizations such as Cargill and United Health Group, where his focuses included global IT resiliency, mission-critical lifecycle service, rollout of application server platforms, and technical resource development.
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MS, computer science with specialization in data science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Bachelor of Engineering, with specialization in computer science and engineering, Panjab University, Chandigarh, India
Ashish Kumar is a senior enterprise architect in artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML) at Amazon Web Services (AWS), a subsidiary of Amazon, where he assists customers to build cutting-edge generative AI-based solutions to solve business challenges. Ashish has held leadership roles at organizations such as Change Healthcare, McKesson, and UnitedHealth Group. He was part of a team at Change Healthcare that was awarded a patent and published a medical imaging-related research paper. He holds multiple certifications from AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure.
- INET 3102 – Web Infrastructure