Service Lifecycle in the Cloud Environment

Munteanu, Victor Ion; Fortiş, Teodor-Florin; Negru, Viorel

doi:10.1109/synasc.2012.67

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“…For example, the Cloud Application Lifecycle Model (CALM) and its supporting framework is introduced in [35] without a provision for self-* characteristics or cost awareness. The same holds for [26] that discusses a cloud application lifecycle from a service governance perspective, and for the lifecycle presented in [28] which builds around the notion of blueprints as abstract templates for services to be published in application marketplaces. The work in [36] uses a centralized repository as the means to manage knowledge related to the phases of the lifecycle, but without the notion of cost awareness.…”

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Engineering Cloud-Based Applications: Towards an Application Lifecycle

Andrikopoulos

2018

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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The adoption of cloud computing by organizations of all sizes and types in the recent years has created multiple opportunities and challenges for the development of software to be used in this environment. In this work-in-progress paper, the focus is on the latter part, providing a view on the main research challenges that are created for software engineering by cloud computing. These challenges stem from the inherent characteristics of the cloud computing paradigm, and require a multidimensional approach to address them. Towards this goal, a lifecycle for cloud-based applications is presented, as the foundation for further work in the area.

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Engineering Cloud-Based Applications: Towards an Application Lifecycle

Andrikopoulos

2018

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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“…Based on the SOA governance principles, cloud governance offer additional support for typical cloud services functionalities like management (publishing, brokering, contracting, billing), automatic lifecycle management, privacy, security etc. [16], [17]. With a solid background, as described by several use case and reference architecture documents [18], [19], and adhering to standards like the ISO/IEC 38500 principles for IT governance, there is a clear delimitation between the Cloud governance and Cloud management layers.…”

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From Cloud Governance to IoT Governance

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Munteanu

et al. 2013

2013 27th International Conference on Advanced Information Networking and Applications Workshops

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Recent migration towards the cloud has lead to boom of initiatives that address key issues related to it. One of these issues, integrating various available cloud services while providing automated lifecycle management, was addressed by cloud governance.However, while mostly until now computers and phones were linked to the internet, new devices like tablets, sensors, smart devices (embedded devices) are now making their way into this environment. This, in turn, raises questions related to managing, governing these devices.Similarly to how cloud governance extends SOA governance, this article will detail the way in which IoT governance extends cloud governance. 1

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From Cloud Management to Cloud Governance

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Munteanu

2014

Computer Communications and Networks

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Service Lifecycle in the Cloud Environment

Cited by 6 publications

References 15 publications

Engineering Cloud-Based Applications: Towards an Application Lifecycle

Engineering Cloud-Based Applications: Towards an Application Lifecycle

From Cloud Governance to IoT Governance

From Cloud Management to Cloud Governance

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