An evaluation of federated cloud computing effect with service level

Abstract

In this paper, we consider a federated cloud computing effect. Cloud computing provides software, platform, and infrastructure as services. Customers pay for the services in a pay-as-you-go model. As an effort of quantifying the effect of cloud computing, this paper evaluates a federated cloud computing network. For the evaluation we studied the simple deterministic demand model and the simple probabilistic demand model. In both cases, the effects of online migration of virtual machines can be clearly identified. Specially, for the probabilistic model we define service level as the proportion of time that the capacity of a data center satisfies the amount of the demand. With the service level concept, the performance of the federation and non-federation can be compared. The models in the paper are basic quantitative ones which can be extended to several other complex models with financial effects.

A broker based approach for cloud provider selection

“…In paper [7] author evaluate the federated cloud. For the evaluation author consider two types of demand model namely probabilistic demand model and deterministic demand model.…”