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Deployment of replicated multi-tier services in cloud data centres created by Anders N. Gullhav and Bjorn Nygreen

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: International journal of cloud computing ; Volume 4, number 2 ,United Kingdom: Inderscience, 2015Content type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISSN:
  • 2043-9989
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • QA76.S85 INT
Online resources: Abstract: A provider of cloud software services is faced with different decisions related to the operation of his services. Firstly, he needs to configure the services such that the quality of service is in accordance with the specified requirements, and secondly, the services need to be deployed in the provider's private cloud in a cost and energy-efficient manner. We argue that these two sets of decisions need to be taken simultaneously in order to make an optimal decision, and we present mixed integer linear programming models optimising these decisions. One of our models also allows the provider to deploy services in a public cloud. We are testing a direct formulation against a reformulation utilising pre-generated node patterns, and observe that the reformulation produces solutions of better quality within a fixed runtime. Furthermore, the effects of bursting services into a public cloud are investigated.
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A provider of cloud software services is faced with different decisions related to the operation of his services. Firstly, he needs to configure the services such that the quality of service is in accordance with the specified requirements, and secondly, the services need to be deployed in the provider's private cloud in a cost and energy-efficient manner. We argue that these two sets of decisions need to be taken simultaneously in order to make an optimal decision, and we present mixed integer linear programming models optimising these decisions. One of our models also allows the provider to deploy services in a public cloud. We are testing a direct formulation against a reformulation utilising pre-generated node patterns, and observe that the reformulation produces solutions of better quality within a fixed runtime. Furthermore, the effects of bursting services into a public cloud are investigated.

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