Building a Microscope for the Data Center

Pereira, Nuno; Tennina, Stefano; Tovar, Eduardo

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-31869-6_54

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“…video streaming), the result of which have support for quality of service, deployability, manageability, and defence against security attacks, and also poor server utilization and high operational cost . [5][6][7] Neither performance isolation nor failure can restrict the communication pattern and bandwidth usage of each application, which causes vulnerability to insider attacks such as performance interference and Denial of Service (DoS) attacks, and difficulty in introducing changes in traditional data center networks . [5][6][7] The data centers needed for Cloud Computing is mounting exponentially.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…[5][6][7] Neither performance isolation nor failure can restrict the communication pattern and bandwidth usage of each application, which causes vulnerability to insider attacks such as performance interference and Denial of Service (DoS) attacks, and difficulty in introducing changes in traditional data center networks . [5][6][7] The data centers needed for Cloud Computing is mounting exponentially. 8 Pay-as-you-go access to cloud based services are made it as a cheaper substitute to traditional data centers, since clouds often provide on-demand services and data center network virtualization, an expectant solution to address problems relating to the resource utilization, and energy efficiency .…”

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Cloud Computing Data Center Adoption Factors Validity By Fuzzy AHP

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Hussin²,

Lashkari³

2015

IJCIS

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Most sectors of the economy like the universities, high-tech, financial services, and government institutions have data center. However, there are some issues which encompass current data center such as physical location, energy consumption, performance, flexibility. Big organizations like Google, IBM have migrated toward cloud computing, and using cloud data center as the most cost efficient alternative to the current data center. Cloud computing is a model that provides suitable and on-demand access to a unfortunately, it has some attendant problems like security issue, lack of proper policy and standardization. Therefore, in spite of the provision of all the benefits of cloud computing, such as cost reduction, flexibility, easy implementation and accessibility, some organisations are suspected to move toward cloud computing data center. Therefore, the main focus of this paper is to determine the critical success factors for the adoption of cloud computing data center. To achieve this, a structural literature review of existing work and semi structured interview with ten IT administration and IT staff were carried out. We also performed a content validity using a panel of experts including 12 experts with more than 5 years experience. Subsequently, a FAHP technique was used to evaluate experts' consensuses.

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