In the scenario for this course, you are a member of the IT team at Don & Associates, a financial consulting company that provides services to small- and medium-sized companies. Because the company is looking to expand into neighboring states within the Northeast region, its leaders have tasked you with determining if cloud computing is a viable solution to the need for infrastructure.You will submit the one- to two-page executive summary for the owner of Don & Associates, where you are employed in this scenario.Use the template, you will see specific instructions. Delete the instruction text before you submit the project.Your summary should include:the types of cloud computing (private, public, hybrid)three major cloud service providersthree cloud computing service modelspotential benefits and risks of migrating the company's technical infrastructure to the cloudThe grading criteria is as follows:1.1.1: Articulate the main idea and purpose of a communication. a) details the types of cloud computing b) details the types of major cloud service providers c) details key services on the AWS platform and their common use cases1.1.2: Support the main idea and purpose of a communication. a) provides logical support for ideas b) connects idea in the statement of need with an argument for the recommendation and its impact1.1.3: Present ideas in a clear, logical order appropriate to the task. a) follows the provided template1.2.1: Identify the target audience, the context, and the goal of the communication. a) ensure you communicate to the owner of Don & Associates1.3.1: Identify potential sources of information that can be used to develop and support ideas. a) provides at least 2 references b) provides adequate in-text citations10.1.1: Identify the problem to be solved. a) ensures the statement of need is clearly explained b) ensures the statement of need provides enough detail for readers to understand the problem10.1.2: Gather project requirements to meet stakeholder needs. a) ensures the recommended plan and it's impact is explained b) ensures potential benefits and risks are clearly explained

OverviewIn this milestone you will import the Austin Animal Center (AAC) CSV file that you will be using for Project One into MongoDB. You will then formulate both a single and a compound index that will optimize the queries for the scenario. Recall that you can use the explain function to verify the use of indexes in your queries. Finally, you will be asked to create an admin and a user account in Mongo to address security needs.Note: Be sure to begin working on your milestone early in the week. One natural stopping point would be after the completion of Part I.PromptPart I: Importing and Indexing a Data SetYou have been asked to import a file for the Grazioso Salvare project. In order to do so, you must complete the following steps:In Apporto, open the terminal window to access the Linux shell. Upload the Austin Animal Center (AAC) Outcomes data set into MongoDB by importing a CSV file using the appropriate MongoDB import tool. Use the database name “AAC” and collection name “animals”. Complete the import using the mongoimport tool and take screenshots of both the import command and its execution.Tip: How to import a CSV file is covered in the mongoimport documentation in the Module Three Resources. The Austin Animal Center (AAC) Outcomes data set has already been uploaded into Apporto in the /usr/local/datasets/ directory. The filename is “aac_shelter_outcomes.csv”.After importing your data set, start up the mongo shell. Create a simple index on the key “breed”. Show an example query that will use this index and verify that the index will be used with the explain function. Take screenshots of your example query.Create a compound index that will improve the performance of queries looking for breeds that have an “outcome_type” of “Transfer”. Show an example query that will use this compound index and confirm the index will be used with the explain function. Take screenshots of your example query.Part II: User AuthenticationTo comply with your client’s security needs, you have been asked to ensure user authentication to the database by setting up both administrator and user accounts. To achieve this, follow the steps below.Create an administrator account in the mongo shell by following steps #2–3 of the MongoDB Manual Enable Access Control tutorial. Then exit the mongo shell.IMPORTANT: Write down the password for the admin account and keep it somewhere safe. You will need to use this account later in the course.Enable user authentication for the database by typing the following commands exactly into the Linux shell in Apporto:sudo /bin/cp /etc/mongod_withauth.conf /etc/mongod.conf sudo /bin/systemctl restart mongod.service You can verify that you have enabled user authentication by accessing MongoDB with your new username/password. Type the following command into the Linux shell to start mongo:mongo --port 27017 --authenticationDatabase "admin" -u "admin" -p This will prompt you to enter your password. Then use the command to show databases to verify that you have set up authentication correctly. If you are not logged in with your admin account, no databases will be viewable.Note: These commands have been customized for the Apporto environment. If you are accessing MongoDB on your own machine, refer to the MongoDB Manual Enable Access Control tutorial.If you accidentally messed up user authentication, or if you forgot your password, you can disable user authentication with this set of commands:sudo /bin/cp /etc/mongod_noauth.conf /etc/mongod.conf sudo /bin/systemctl restart mongod.service Create a new user account called “aacuser” for the database AAC in the mongo shell. Refer to steps #6–7 of the MongoDB Manual Enable Access Control tutorial, linked above, to help you with this task. You will need to modify the commands so that the account name is “aacuser”.IMPORTANT: Write down the password for the aacuser account and keep it somewhere safe. You will need to use this account later in the course.Take a screenshot of your login process to MongoDB using the mongo shell. Be sure you can access MongoDB and list the databases using both the admin and aacuser accounts, as this will verify that your accounts are working. You should be able to include the login commands for both accounts in one screenshot, but if you can not, include two screenshots to show both login commands.Guidelines for SubmissionSubmit a Word document containing all of your screenshots. Use a screenshot tool, such as the Snipping Tool, for your screenshots and be sure to enlarge the images in the Word document before submitting. This will help make sure that your screenshots are an appropriate size for your instructor to be able to read them. Refer to this Use Snipping Tool to Capture Screenshots guide for help with taking screenshots.