A survey on SLA and performance measurement in cloud computing
Cloud computing has changed the strategy used for providing distributed services to many business and government agents. Cloud computing delivers scalable and on-demand services to most users in different domains. However, this new technology has also created many challenges for service providers an...
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| author | Alhamad, Mohammed Dillon, Tharam Chang, Elizabeth |
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| description | Cloud computing has changed the strategy used for providing distributed services to many business and government agents. Cloud computing delivers scalable and on-demand services to most users in different domains. However, this new technology has also created many challenges for service providers and customers, especially for those users who already own complicated legacy systems. This paper reviews the challenges related to the concepts of trust, SLA management, and cloud computing. We begin with a survey of cloud computing architecture. Then, we discuss existing frameworks of service level agreements in different domains such as web services and grid computing. In the last section, we discuss the advantages and limitations of current performance measurement models for SOA, distributed systems, grid computing, and cloud services. Finally, we summarize and conclude our work. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-136832023-01-27T05:26:30Z A survey on SLA and performance measurement in cloud computing Alhamad, Mohammed Dillon, Tharam Chang, Elizabeth Beng Chin Ooi Ernesto Damiani Douglas C Schmidt Jules White Measurement Cloud computing SLA Cloud computing has changed the strategy used for providing distributed services to many business and government agents. Cloud computing delivers scalable and on-demand services to most users in different domains. However, this new technology has also created many challenges for service providers and customers, especially for those users who already own complicated legacy systems. This paper reviews the challenges related to the concepts of trust, SLA management, and cloud computing. We begin with a survey of cloud computing architecture. Then, we discuss existing frameworks of service level agreements in different domains such as web services and grid computing. In the last section, we discuss the advantages and limitations of current performance measurement models for SOA, distributed systems, grid computing, and cloud services. Finally, we summarize and conclude our work. 2011 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/13683 10.1007/978-3-642-25106-1_4 Springer restricted |
| spellingShingle | Measurement Cloud computing SLA Alhamad, Mohammed Dillon, Tharam Chang, Elizabeth A survey on SLA and performance measurement in cloud computing |
| title | A survey on SLA and performance measurement in cloud computing |
| title_full | A survey on SLA and performance measurement in cloud computing |
| title_fullStr | A survey on SLA and performance measurement in cloud computing |
| title_full_unstemmed | A survey on SLA and performance measurement in cloud computing |
| title_short | A survey on SLA and performance measurement in cloud computing |
| title_sort | survey on sla and performance measurement in cloud computing |
| topic | Measurement Cloud computing SLA |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/13683 |