Toward higher level abstractions for cloud computing
Goscinski, Andrzej and Brock, Michael 2011, Toward higher level abstractions for cloud computing, International journal of cloud computing, vol. 1, no. 1, pp. 37-57.
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Toward higher level abstractions for cloud computing
The general idea of cloud computing is offering computational resources as scalable, on demand services accessible over the internet. However, this new realisation of on demand computing is hindered by the amount of user involvement. Currently, high level abstractions in cloud computing only exist in the form of services. In particular, there is no effective means to publish, discover and finally use required services in clouds. In response, we propose a user level abstraction on top of already available cloud abstraction layers, present its concept using the resources via web services (RVWS) framework and demonstrate its feasibility by simplifying the exposure and use of clusters, a commonly used resource in cloud computing.
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eng
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080501 Distributed and Grid Systems
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890206 Internet Hosting Services (incl. Application Hosting Services)
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