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Conference Paper Cloud SLA Relationships in Multi-cloud Environment: Models and Practices
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Authors
Seokho Son, Hyun-Hwa Choi, Byeong Thaek Oh, Sun Wook Kim, Byoung Seob Kim
Issue Date
2017-01
Citation
International Conference on Computer Modeling and Simulation (ICCMS) 2017, pp.1-6
Language
English
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.1145/3036331.3050422
Project Code
16MF1500, Development of Tele-Experience Service SW Platform based on Giga Media, Jang Jong Hyun
Abstract
In the past few years, cloud computing has been realized and has achieved advancement. Sincemany cloud systems and providers have been deployed in this world, various models and platforms have been developed to support multiple cloud (i.e., multi-cloud) environments (e.g., inter-cloud, federated cloud, distributed cloud, hybrid cloud, multi-cloud management platform, and cloud service brokerageplatform). Whereas those models provide a multi-cloud environment, they are different according to their objectives, service models, SLA (service level agreement) models, and so on. Even though SLA is considered as a very important issue in cloud computing, SLA relationships in multi-cloud models are not formally described yet.Therefore, in this paper, we introduce various multi-cloud models and analyze the multi-cloud models in term of SLA relationship based on the proposed SLA relationship description model. In addition, this paper introduces open source multi-cloud projects to understand practices in cloud SLA relationships.
KSP Keywords
Cloud Computing, Cloud SLA, Cloud management platform, Cloud service, Cloud system, Description model, Distributed cloud, Hybrid Cloud, Inter-cloud, Multi-Cloud Environment, Multiple clouds