Towards autonomic detection of SLA violations in Cloud infrastructures

A Survey on SLA Management for Cloud Computing and Cloud-Hosted Big Data Analytic Applications

“…Some of the researches highlighted the SLA violation approaches according to cloud layer-based (i.e., SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS) [14][15][16][17][18]. Furthermore, some of the researches proposed solutions for SLA violation which able to cope with all cloud layers.…”

“…However, related to SLA enforcement and provisioning in PaaS layer, Michael et al [13] have presented a novel PaaS architecture being developed targeting real-time (QoS) guarantees for online interactive multimedia applications. While some researches in [16][17] are focused on cloud IaaS layer as a critical essential asset for SLA violation in terms of security, privacy, quality of hardware, availability, etc.…”

Strategies for Increased Energy Awareness in Cloud Federations

“…An autonomic SLA violation detection solution is presented in [16] by V. Emeakaroha et al, that can be used to minimize user interaction. We also try to minimize user involvement in energy efficient service provisioning over multiple clouds by the use of SLAs.…”

A Unified Architecture for Optimal Resource Utilization in a Heterogeneous Cloud Environment

“…The ultimate goal of cloud computing is to provide on-demand computing services [3] with high reliability [4], scalability [5]- [7], availability, Quality of Service (QoS) [8], and with minimum cost in a federated [9] computing environments. It is important to note that the concept of cloud computing is not new, but it represents the next evolutionary step of several initiates carried out in the last few years, including distributed computing [10], grid computing [6], [11], [12], utility computing [6], [12]- [14], virtualization [6], [7], [15]- [17], and server clusters [15], [18].…”