Ecosystem for Business Driven IT Management

Reimer, Tim; Tan, Qing

doi:10.1109/noms.2014.6838374

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“…This claim is endorsed by a number of works that do not directly focus on the resources that are provided on demand. In [22] the authors illustrate how monitoring a business process requires a highly adaptive monitoring framework. From a different perspective, a plant automation [26] study illustrates a monitoring framework whose requirements include the interoperability of heterogeneous systems.…”

Section: From Cloud Monitoring To Monitoring-as-a-servicementioning

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“…It has been recently proposed as an OGF document and can be found in the group repository at https://redmine.ogf.org/projects/occi-wg/repository. It is intended for those users that want control over cloud resources, including being able to measure how well these resources perform [22]. This perspective is not only related to the pay-per-use nature of cloud services, but is also of interest in private or federated environments.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Application level interface for a cloud monitoring service

Ciuffoletti

2016

Computer Standards & Interfaces

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We introduce a new paradigm, based on an extension of the Open Cloud Computing Interface (OCCI), for the on demand monitoring of the cloud resources provided to a user. We have extended the OCCI with two new sub-types of core entities: one to collect the measurements, and the other to process them. The user can request instances of such entities to implement a monitoring infrastructure.\ud The paradigm does not target a specific cloud model, and is therefore applicable to any kind of resource provided as a service. The specifications include only the minimum needed to describe a monitoring infrastructure, thus making this standard extension simple and easily adoptable. Despite its simplicity the model is able to describe complex solutions, including private/public clouds, and covers both infrastructure and application monitoring.\ud To highlight the impact of our proposal in practice, we have designed an engine that deploys a monitoring infrastructure using its OCCI-compliant descriptions. The design is implemented in a prototype that is available as open source

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Section: From Cloud Monitoring To Monitoring-as-a-servicementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%