Key Enabling Technologies for Virtual Private Clouds

Nick, Jeffrey M.; Cohen, David; Kaliski, Burt

doi:10.1007/978-1-4419-6524-0_3

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“…From Scale 1 to Scale 9, it's range from 10 9 Â 20 9 to 50 9 Â 100 9 . Most deterministic algorithms can't handle these situations due to composite exposition.…”

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A Hybrid RCO for Dual Scheduling of Cloud Service and Computing Resource in Private Cloud

Laili

Tao

Zhang

2014

Springer Series in Advanced Manufacturing

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In this chapter, the idea of combining SCOS and OACR into one-time decision in one console is presented, named Dual Scheduling of Cloud Services and Computing Resources (DS-CSCR) [1]. For addressing large-scale DS-CSCR problem, Ranking Chaos Optimization (RCO) is configured. With the consideration of large-scale irregular solution spaces, new adaptive chaos operator is designed to traverse wider spaces within a short time. Besides, dynamic heuristic and ranking selection are hybrid to control the chaos evolution in the proposed algorithm.

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“…From Scale 1 to Scale 9, it's range from 10 9 Â 20 9 to 50 9 Â 100 9 . Most deterministic algorithms can't handle these situations due to composite exposition.…”

Section: Experiments and Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Private cloud of conglomerate usually consists of a set of virtualized distributed infrastructures and application services which are provided by couples of subenterprises and partner-enterprises [8,9], as shown in Fig. 9.1.…”

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A Hybrid RCO for Dual Scheduling of Cloud Service and Computing Resource in Private Cloud

Laili

Tao

Zhang

2014

Springer Series in Advanced Manufacturing

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“…For multiplayer online games, these proxies will also forward user operations to gaming servers and send feedback to users (step 7). Onlive's workfl ow is similar, but it is applied in a private cloud [10]. Th e use of public clouds reduces implementation costs and increases scalability; yet a private cloud can off er better performance for playing games.…”

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Multimedia Services in Cloud Computing Environment

Samcovic¹

2019

Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference - Sinteza 2019

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For multimedia applications and services over the internet, there are strong demands for cloud computing, due to the massive storage and computation required for serving millions of wired internet or mobile network users. In this new multimedia cloud computing paradigm, users can store and process their multimedia data in the cloud in a distributed manner, eliminating full installation of the media application software on local computers or devices. An overview of cloud computing will be provided in this work, focusing on its impact on multimedia services. The case study of Netflix video provider is presented, as well.

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“…Finally, motive is offered to users and developers for the adoption of this technology. Users are motivated to participate in collaboration procedure and their contribution will increase (Ackerman, 2000;Grudin, 1988;Mills, 2003). Cloud Computing provides services such as unlimited resources, service on-demand and pay-per-usage.…”

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Computer Supported Collaborative Work trends on Media Organizations: Mixing Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches

Sidiropoulos

Veglis

2017

SMC

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There is a growing concern in the financial world regarding the lack of resources for the sustainability of media related enterprises. The increasing cost of computing resources and data storage have crucially established the deployment of cost-saving and high-effective technologies. The aim of these technologies should be the support of teamworking. The work environments of the media organizations typically remain stable despite the development of internet. Our purpose was to investigate journalists’ and media professionals’ beliefs regarding Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW) and groupware effectiveness in work routines, based on their experiences. We used a mixed method analysis in the participants’ sample. The participants were randomly selected senior and junior journalists/media professionals, head officers, chief editors and assistants, in two groups of 11 and 12 participants each. In conclusion, the need to improve our understanding of groupware in journalism practice has been recognized, not least because of the risk of “technology illiteracy”, unemployment and isolation. Simply importing training techniques from non-journalistic disciplines has not resulted in improved news publishing.

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Key Enabling Technologies for Virtual Private Clouds

Cited by 9 publications

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A Hybrid RCO for Dual Scheduling of Cloud Service and Computing Resource in Private Cloud

A Hybrid RCO for Dual Scheduling of Cloud Service and Computing Resource in Private Cloud

Multimedia Services in Cloud Computing Environment

Computer Supported Collaborative Work trends on Media Organizations: Mixing Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches

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