question: “How do Cloud systems and solutions compare with traditionally hosted systems (either in-house or out-sourced), in

terms of performance, security, cost and reliability?” The report should be around 1000 words, and all sources should be correctly referenced with the Harvard referencing style. This report will contribute 20% of the marks to the Portfolio.

2. Create an MPI program that will calculate 4 statistical measures for a file of numbers. These are the total, the average, that largest positive number and the largest negative number. The MPI program must read the numbers in from the file in the Rank 0 process and send the appropriate share of numbers to the processes of other Ranks. These processes will then calculate the 4 statistical measures for the number that they have and then send those back to the Rank 0 process, which will consolidate all the values from all the Ranks into the final 4 values, and print them out. Your program must be able to work with a minimum of 2 processes and a maximum of 10 processes. The Rank 0 process should share the numbers between all the other Ranks as equally as possible. This task will contribute 20% of the marks to the Portfolio.
3. In a similar approach to Week 4 Workshop on AWS, create a static website on AWS S3 Bucket, consisting of 3 HTML web pages, and one image. The 3 web pages should be named “index.html”, “page1.html”, and “page2.html”. The image file should be named “image1.png” and should contain either a picture of a kitten or flowers. The “index.html” page should display the image in a tag, similar to the workshop exercise. In addition, it should also contain a link to “page1.html” and a link to “page2.html”. The two files “page1.html” and “page2.html” should both contain a link back to “index.html”, and to each other. The image file “image1.png”, as well as “page1.html” and “page2.html”, should then be deployed to the CloudFront service, and all the links updated. The only non-CloudFront link should be only to “index.html”. All other links should point to the CloudFront distribution. Your submission should be a plain text file containing your name, student ID and a link to your static website on S3. This task will contribute 20% of the marks to the Portfolio.