Cloud Services Architectures

Toy, Mehmet

doi:10.1016/j.procs.2015.09.197

Cited by 6 publications

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“…The architecture allows a large set of images to be accessed and processed using the Microsoft Azure which is suitable for hybrid purposes. 1n [13], Cloud Services Architectures is proposed. The main focus is on the open cloud connect architecture.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Analysis on Cloud Computing Architectures

Purushoththaman¹,

Bhavani²

2022

YMER

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Cloud computing is an evolving technique and emerged the entire IT industry in recent years. It transformed the IT landscape and brought the world in the hands of public. One can access the resources available on cloud on pay-as-you-use basis, like applications and infrastructure provided by cloud providers in the form of applications already deployed by cloud providers for use by the cloud users. These services are developed, tested and deployed before they brought into use. Another feature of cloud computing is its massive storage infrastructure made available for database and data supplied by the user. The cloud has several unique architectures and many more are still evolving. The services like SaaS, PaaS and the IaaS are deployed on private, public, community and hybrid clouds. In this paper we discuss the present developments in the cloud computing architecture and also try to present feasible guidance for further processing. Papers published in journals, conferences, white papers are analyzed. We attempt to identify, examine and explain the current trends and development in cloud computing architecture. However, only 13% of the papers examined discussed Others-as-a-Service, while only 26% of the papers reviewed considered issues relating to the major actors involved in cloud computing. This will beneficial to cloud providers, users, and researchers alike

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Analysis on Cloud Computing Architectures

Purushoththaman¹,

Bhavani²

2022

YMER

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“…A Cloud Service has both connectivity and application components [1][2][3][4]. Table 2 provides an example of mapping applications to Cloud Services.…”

Section: Connectivity Service Design Choices Based-on Intentmentioning

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“…Communications services can be divided as Connectivity and Cloud Services [1][2][3][4]. Connectivity Services are mostly offered as L1, L2 and L3 network services [5][6][7] Intent-based Networking concept includes networking as well as applications although the term refers to networking only.…”

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confidence: 99%

Intent-based Networking for Connectivity and Cloud Services

Toy¹

2021

NET

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Recent developments in networking and services technologies increased number of choices for users and complexity of networks and services. At the same time, there is substantial effort in the industry to enhance user experiences with services. The enhancement of user experiences is tightly coupled with mapping of user intents to services by shielding customers from the complexity and automating management processes involved in ordering and delivering services. The mapping is an iterative process. Its accuracy is expected to be improved as Service Providers gain experience with the process. Automating management processes in a management infrastructure with non-virtualized OSSs (Operating Support Systems) is lengthy and difficult. Virtualization and artificial intelligence/machine learning (AI/ML) techniques accelerate the automation greatly. The automation improves not only user experiences with services, but also the management of networks and applications by network administrators. This paper will describe user intents, a method for mapping user intents to connectivity and cloud services, and the design process, with examples. The concepts and methods described here are expected to be used by consumers and administrators of networks and applications forming services. The intents and their mappings can be expanded for each service by adding unique capabilities and attributes for connectivity and application options of a given service.

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“…The structure of this system can be divided into three layers including the database layer, the application system layer, and the user terminal [12]. The database layer mainly refers to the standard seabed information database that is integrated.…”

Section: Subsea Environmental Information Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The application system layer is the centre of data scheduling, query, statistics, and access, as well as the establishment of the system model based on the seabed information database. The user terminal contains three levels including maintenance layer users, professional layer users, and browsing layer users [12]. This paper focuses on the establishment of the system model in the application system layer.…”

Section: Subsea Environmental Information Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Application of a Complex Composite Fractal Interpolation Algorithm in the Seabed Terrain Simulation

2018

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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Seabed terrain modelling is one of the key technologies in the Subsea Environmental Information System, and this system is critical for underwater vehicle path planning. A composite fractal interpolation algorithm based on improved fractional Brownian motion (FBM) and an improved iterative function system (IFS) is proposed in this paper to increase the precision of the seabed terrain model for submarine topography and to account for the complexity and irregularity of fractal properties in each region. The MATLAB simulation experiment showed that fractal properties of the model built by the complex composite fractal interpolation algorithm were closer to real surface features. After calculation analysis, the model built by the complex composite fractal interpolation algorithm, when compared with the model built by the traditional interpolation algorithm or by the single fractal interpolation algorithm, had higher precision and was more suitable for path planning for underwater vehicles.

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Cloud Services Architectures

Cited by 6 publications

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Analysis on Cloud Computing Architectures

Analysis on Cloud Computing Architectures

Intent-based Networking for Connectivity and Cloud Services

The Application of a Complex Composite Fractal Interpolation Algorithm in the Seabed Terrain Simulation

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