Enhancing cloud computing environments using a cluster as a service
Brock, Michael and Goscinski, Andrezj 2011, Enhancing cloud computing environments using a cluster as a service, in Cloud computing : principles and paradigms, John Wiley & Sons, Hoboken, N. J., pp.193-220.
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Enhancing cloud computing environments using a cluster as a service
The emergence of cloud computing has caused a significant change in how IT infrastructures are provided to research and business organizations. Instead of paying for expensive hardware and incur excessive maintenance costs, it is now possible to rent the IT infrastructure of other organizations for a minimal fee. While the existence of cloud computing is new. The elements used to create clouds have been around for some time. Cloud computing systems have been made possible through the use of large-scale clusters, service-oriented architecture (SOA), Web services, and virtualization. While the idea of offering resources via Web services is commonplace in cloud computing, little attention has been paid to the clients themselves specifically, human operators. Despite that clouds host a variety of resources which in turn are accessible to a variety of clients, support for human users is minimal.
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9780470887998 9780470940099 0470887990 0470940093
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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)