Abstract—In this paper, we propose an analytical performance model that addresses the complexity of cloud centers through distinct stochastic sub-models, the results of which are integrated to obtain the overall solution. Our model incorporates the important aspects of cloud centers such as pool management, compound requests (i.e., a set of requests submitted by one user simultaneously), resource virtualization and realistic servicing steps. In this manner we obtain not only a detailed assessment of cloud center performance, but also clear insights into equilibrium arrangement and capacity planning that allows servicing delays, task rejection probability, and power consumption to be kept under control. Index Terms—cloud computing, performan...
Cloud computing is an application hosting model providing the illusion of infinite computing power. ...
Cloud data center management is a key problem due to the numerous and heterogeneous strategies that ...
Cloud computing services are becoming ubiquitous, and are starting to serve as the primary source of...
Abstract—In this paper, we analyze an efficient pool manage-ment model for cloud systems that partit...
Abstract—Performance modeling of cloud computing centers is a challenging task due to complexity, sh...
A monolithic model may suffer from and poor scalability due to large number of parameters. A cloud u...
Cloud computing is the delivery of computing services and resources over the Internet. The performan...
The ability to deliver acceptable levels of quality of service is crucial for cloud systems, and thi...
Abstract—In this paper, we evaluate the performance of cloud centers with high degree of virtualizat...
Abstract—Quality of service, QoS, has a great impact on wider adoption of cloud computing. Maintaini...
Abstract—In this paper we consider the general problem of resource provisioning within cloud computi...
Abstract. Cloud computing is a computing paradigm in which differ-ent computing resources, including...
Abstract—To save energy, physical machines (servers) in cloud data centers are partitioned in differ...
<p>Cloud computing appears to be a paradigm shift in service oriented computing. Massively scalable ...
The growing character of the cloud business has manifested exponentially in the last 5 years. The ca...
Cloud computing is an application hosting model providing the illusion of infinite computing power. ...
Cloud data center management is a key problem due to the numerous and heterogeneous strategies that ...
Cloud computing services are becoming ubiquitous, and are starting to serve as the primary source of...
Abstract—In this paper, we analyze an efficient pool manage-ment model for cloud systems that partit...
Abstract—Performance modeling of cloud computing centers is a challenging task due to complexity, sh...
A monolithic model may suffer from and poor scalability due to large number of parameters. A cloud u...
Cloud computing is the delivery of computing services and resources over the Internet. The performan...
The ability to deliver acceptable levels of quality of service is crucial for cloud systems, and thi...
Abstract—In this paper, we evaluate the performance of cloud centers with high degree of virtualizat...
Abstract—Quality of service, QoS, has a great impact on wider adoption of cloud computing. Maintaini...
Abstract—In this paper we consider the general problem of resource provisioning within cloud computi...
Abstract. Cloud computing is a computing paradigm in which differ-ent computing resources, including...
Abstract—To save energy, physical machines (servers) in cloud data centers are partitioned in differ...
<p>Cloud computing appears to be a paradigm shift in service oriented computing. Massively scalable ...
The growing character of the cloud business has manifested exponentially in the last 5 years. The ca...
Cloud computing is an application hosting model providing the illusion of infinite computing power. ...
Cloud data center management is a key problem due to the numerous and heterogeneous strategies that ...
Cloud computing services are becoming ubiquitous, and are starting to serve as the primary source of...