An Effective Architecture for Automated Appliance Management System Applying Ontology-Based Cloud Discovery

Dastjerdi, Amir Vahid; Tabatabaei, Sayed Gholam Hassan; Buyya, Rajkumar

doi:10.1109/ccgrid.2010.87

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“…For cloud providers, the strategy uniquely considers utilization of resources when generating new offers and automatically adjusts the tactic"s parameters to concede more on the price of less utilized resources. In addition, while the previous negotiation strategies in literature trust offered quality of service values regardless of their dependability, their proposed strategy is capable of assessing reliability of offers received from cloud providers [7]. Furthermore, to find the right configuration of the time-dependent tactic in cloud computing environments, they investigate the effect of modifying parameters such as initial offer value and deadline on negotiation outputs that include ratio of deals made, and inequality index.…”

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Agent Mediated Negotiation in E-Commerce : a Review

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Section: Negotiation Modelmentioning

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Agent Mediated Negotiation in E-Commerce : a Review

2017

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“…The information model is based on the Unified Cloud Interface (UCI) project ontologies, which cover a wide range of details but which cannot handle Intercloud systems. Le and Kanagasabai [33,34] also proposed ontology-based methodologies to discover and to broker cloud services. They use Semantic Web technologies for user requirements and for cloud provider advertisements, and then apply an algorithm to match each requirement list to advertised resource units.…”

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Using Semantic Web Technologies to Query and Manage Information within Federated Cyber-Infrastructures

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Giatili

Grosso

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A standardized descriptive ontology supports efficient querying and manipulation of data from heterogeneous sources across boundaries of distributed infrastructures, particularly in federated environments. In this article, we present the Open-Multinet (OMN) set of ontologies, which were designed specifically for this purpose as well as to support management of life-cycles of infrastructure resources. We present their initial application in Future Internet testbeds, their use for representing and requesting available resources, and our experimental performance evaluation of the ontologies in terms of querying and translation times. Our results highlight the value and applicability of Semantic Web technologies in managing resources of federated cyber-infrastructures.

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“…Another body of work propose ontologies (Dastjerdi et al, 2010) or a model-driven approach based on Feature Models (FMs) (Quinton et al, 2013) to handle cloud variability and then manage and create Cloud congurations. These approaches ll the gap between application requirements and cloud providers congurations but, unlike our approach, they focus on the initial conguration (at deploytime), not on the run-time (re)conguration.…”

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Towards a Generic Autonomic Model to Manage Cloud Services

Lejeune¹,

Alvares

Ledoux

2017

Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Cloud Computing and Services Science

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Abstract:Autonomic Computing has recently contributed to the development of self-manageable Cloud services. It provides means to free Cloud administrators of the burden of manually managing varyingdemand services while enforcing Service Level Agreements (SLAs). However, designing Autonomic Managers (AMs) that take into account services' runtime properties so as to provide SLA guarantees without the proper tooling support may quickly become a non-trivial, fastidious and errorprone task as systems size grows. In fact, in order to achieve well-tuned AMs, administrators need to take into consideration the specicities of each managed service as well as its dependencies on underlying services (e.g., a Sofware-as-a-Service that depends on a Platform/Infrastructureas-a-Service). We advocate that Cloud services, regardless of the layer, may share the same consumer/provider-based abstract model. From that model we can derive a unique and generic AM that can be used to manage any XaaS service dened with that model. This paper proposes such an abstract (although extensible) model along with a generic constraint-based AM that reasons on abstract concepts, service dependencies as well as SLA constraints in order to nd the optimal conguration for the modeled XaaS. The genericity of our approach are showed and discussed through two motivating examples and a qualitative experiment has been carried out in order to show the approache's applicability as well as to point out and discuss its limitations.

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An Effective Architecture for Automated Appliance Management System Applying Ontology-Based Cloud Discovery

Cited by 83 publications

References 12 publications

Agent Mediated Negotiation in E-Commerce : a Review

Agent Mediated Negotiation in E-Commerce : a Review

Using Semantic Web Technologies to Query and Manage Information within Federated Cyber-Infrastructures

Towards a Generic Autonomic Model to Manage Cloud Services

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