Service Level Management in Cloud Computing [electronic resource] : Pareto-Efficient Negotiations, Reliable Monitoring, and Robust Monitor Placement /
Holloway, Melanie.author.
Melanie Holloway explores a cloud broker offering service level agreement negotiation and monitoring as a service to consumers. She proposes a negotiation mechanism, which enables the achievement of economically efficient agreements, and an approach for reliable consumer side availability monitoring in conjunction with strategies for robust monitor placement. The author addresses the loss of control of consumers over critical aspects, specifically quality of service, when using services from the cloud. Basically, the cloud computing paradigm places the responsibility for resource management on the provider side. Hence, the control over cloud service performance is very limited on the consumer side. Contents Basic System Design of the Cloud Broker Pareto-Efficient Negotiation Mechanism Reliable Consumer Side Availability Monitoring Exact Optimization Approach and Heuristics for Robust Monitor Placement Target groups Lecturers and students in the field of computer science and business administration Practitioners in the field of cloud computing and IT business The Author Melanie Holloway did her studies in joint computer science and business administration at Technische Universität Darmstadt and received her Ph.D. degree from the Multimedia Communications Lab (KOM) of Prof. Dr.-Ing. Ralf Steinmetz. Currently, she is working as an IT business analyst at a German credit reporting agency.
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Basic System Design of the Cloud Broker -- Pareto-Efficient Negotiation Mechanism -- Reliable Consumer Side Availability Monitoring -- Exact Optimization Approach and Heuristics for Robust Monitor Placement.
Melanie Holloway explores a cloud broker offering service level agreement negotiation and monitoring as a service to consumers. She proposes a negotiation mechanism, which enables the achievement of economically efficient agreements, and an approach for reliable consumer side availability monitoring in conjunction with strategies for robust monitor placement. The author addresses the loss of control of consumers over critical aspects, specifically quality of service, when using services from the cloud. Basically, the cloud computing paradigm places the responsibility for resource management on the provider side. Hence, the control over cloud service performance is very limited on the consumer side. Contents Basic System Design of the Cloud Broker Pareto-Efficient Negotiation Mechanism Reliable Consumer Side Availability Monitoring Exact Optimization Approach and Heuristics for Robust Monitor Placement Target groups Lecturers and students in the field of computer science and business administration Practitioners in the field of cloud computing and IT business The Author Melanie Holloway did her studies in joint computer science and business administration at Technische Universität Darmstadt and received her Ph.D. degree from the Multimedia Communications Lab (KOM) of Prof. Dr.-Ing. Ralf Steinmetz. Currently, she is working as an IT business analyst at a German credit reporting agency.
Computers.
Computer communication systems.
Information technology.
Business—Data processing.
Information Systems and Communication Service.
Computer Communication Networks.
IT in Business.