Global Software Development with Cloud Platforms

Yara, Pavan; Ramachandran, Ramaseshan; Balasubramanian, Gayathri; Muthuswamy, Karthik; Chandrasekar, D.

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-02987-5_10

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“…But more importantly, adaptation should always be allowed to be triggered as to enhance the security issues, it should be autonomous by triggering the execution and monitoring application either by self-adaptation or by human-in-the-loop adaptation [10], [5].…”

Section: A Reason For Adaptationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cloud-Based Systems

2015

International Academy of Engineers (IA-E) March 14-15, 2015 Dubai (UAE)

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Abstract-Virtual computing service tool that allow run time adaptation and elasticity which is part of cloud computing, that enable customers to acquire and release computing resources. Run time adaptation is one of the main aims of new cloud-based application Development methodology in this research work that allow users to make changes at run time and help developers to reuse software components so that they can plug-in third party components into their application.Cloud-based development methodology embedded on virtual machine offered by cloud utility providers are becoming increasingly powerful, and becoming more the ecosystem of cloud services. This research concentrates on this type of adaptation but in the context of Cloud-based services.

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Section: A Reason For Adaptationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cloud-Based Systems

2015

International Academy of Engineers (IA-E) March 14-15, 2015 Dubai (UAE)

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“…Similarly, works like [17] act towards the idea of using cloud-based solutions to aid global software development. Our idea could benefit from such mechanisms to deploy and adapt service-networks for (global) social communities.…”

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Service networks for development communities

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Lago

Vliet

2013

2013 35th International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE)

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Abstract-Communities of developers have rapidly become global, encompassing multiple timezones and cultures alike. In previous work we investigated the possible shapes of communities for software development. In addition, we explored mechanisms to uncover communities emerging during development. However, we barely scratched the surface. We found that development communities yield properties of dynamic change and organic evolution. Much work is still needed to support such communities with mechanisms able to proactively react to community dynamism. We argue that service-networks can be used to deliver this support. Service-networks are sets of people and information brought together by the internet. This paper is a first attempt at studying this research area by means of a real-life case-study in a large global software development organisation.

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“…Instead of arguing for a direct collaboration between the cloud management platforms, FleSSR endorses a brokered approach. The type of federation proposed is similar to those described, for example, in recent studies [3][4][5], but imposes virtually no requirements on the cloud management layer. As a consequence, the capabilities usually associated to a federation of clouds-e.g.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…On-demand storage resources and multi-platform software development farms are ideal candidates for cloud resources [6,7], and FleSSR addresses both use cases by relying only on vanilla installations of open-source cloud products. Furthermore, compared with other solutions, the design proposed for the provisioning of on-demand storage resources allows for the deployment of multiple interfaces that the user can easily tailor or expand.…”

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Flexible services for the support of research

Turilli

Wallom

Williams

et al. 2013

Phil. Trans. R. Soc. A.

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Cloud computing has been increasingly adopted by users and providers to promote a flexible, scalable and tailored access to computing resources. Nonetheless, the consolidation of this paradigm has uncovered some of its limitations. Initially devised by corporations with direct control over large amounts of computational resources, cloud computing is now being endorsed by organizations with limited resources or with a more articulated, less direct control over these resources. The challenge for these organizations is to leverage the benefits of cloud computing while dealing with limited and often widely distributed computing resources. This study focuses on the adoption of cloud computing by higher education institutions and addresses two main issues: flexible and on-demand access to a large amount of storage resources, and scalability across a heterogeneous set of cloud infrastructures. The proposed solutions leverage a federated approach to cloud resources in which users access multiple and largely independent cloud infrastructures through a highly customizable broker layer. This approach allows for a uniform authentication and authorization infrastructure, a fine-grained policy specification and the aggregation of accounting and monitoring. Within a loosely coupled federation of cloud infrastructures, users can access vast amount of data without copying them across cloud infrastructures and can scale their resource provisions when the local cloud resources become insufficient.

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Global Software Development with Cloud Platforms

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