Cloud Computing represents a new era where computing is offered as a service rather than as a physical product. The next level of flexibility will be achieved when Cloud Computing services can be automatically traded. This paper focuses on providing the foundation for simple and flexible Cloud resource trading. This is achieved by proposing vocabularies for the trading of Cloud resources and algorithms for a Cloud marketplace. A multi-attribute combinatorial marketplace is proposed as a solution for situations where Cloud resources need to be traded in combination (bundles). Vocabularies are introduced to serve as a foundation to build standards for Cloud resources trading
Cloud Computing markets arise as an efficient way to allocate resources for the execution of tasks a...
Cloud Computing and Internet of Things (IoT) have evolved to meet the requirements of many real-worl...
Cloud computing is increasingly becoming a mainstream technology-delivery model from which companies...
Cloud Computing represents a new era where computing is offered as a service rather than as a physic...
Abstract — Cloud Computing represents a new era where computing is offered as a service rather than ...
Abstract: Cloud computing is known as a provider of dynamic services using very large scalable and v...
The increasingly growing supply and demand of infrastructure as a service (IaaS) makes cloud trading...
Research into computing resource markets has mainly considered the question of which market mechanis...
Cloud computing and distributed Grid computations in the e-science and commercial spheres are beginn...
The cloud computing model allows computing resources to be provided and accessed as services. That m...
Comprehensive development of cloud computing requires improvement of appropriate mechanisms for clou...
Abstract — We believe that a market-based resource allocation will be effective in a cloud computing...
Market-based resource allocation is expected to be an effective mechanism to allocate resources in a...
The increasingly growing supply and demand of infrastructure as a service (IaaS) makes cloud trading...
Abstract Cloud computing has been the enabling technology for shifting mass scale computation and st...
Cloud Computing markets arise as an efficient way to allocate resources for the execution of tasks a...
Cloud Computing and Internet of Things (IoT) have evolved to meet the requirements of many real-worl...
Cloud computing is increasingly becoming a mainstream technology-delivery model from which companies...
Cloud Computing represents a new era where computing is offered as a service rather than as a physic...
Abstract — Cloud Computing represents a new era where computing is offered as a service rather than ...
Abstract: Cloud computing is known as a provider of dynamic services using very large scalable and v...
The increasingly growing supply and demand of infrastructure as a service (IaaS) makes cloud trading...
Research into computing resource markets has mainly considered the question of which market mechanis...
Cloud computing and distributed Grid computations in the e-science and commercial spheres are beginn...
The cloud computing model allows computing resources to be provided and accessed as services. That m...
Comprehensive development of cloud computing requires improvement of appropriate mechanisms for clou...
Abstract — We believe that a market-based resource allocation will be effective in a cloud computing...
Market-based resource allocation is expected to be an effective mechanism to allocate resources in a...
The increasingly growing supply and demand of infrastructure as a service (IaaS) makes cloud trading...
Abstract Cloud computing has been the enabling technology for shifting mass scale computation and st...
Cloud Computing markets arise as an efficient way to allocate resources for the execution of tasks a...
Cloud Computing and Internet of Things (IoT) have evolved to meet the requirements of many real-worl...
Cloud computing is increasingly becoming a mainstream technology-delivery model from which companies...