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Title : Inter-Cloud Computing Architecture
Author : Mohammad Aazam
Filename : draft-aazam-cdni-inter-cloud-architecture-03.txt
Pages : 22
Date : 2015-11-13
Abstract:
With the rapid rise in digital content, cloud computing has become
the focus of academia and industry. Cloud computing comes with
sophisticated technologies for data storage, management, and
distribution. Ubiquitous access facility and pay-as-you-go billing
features are additional advantages associated with this paradigm.
However, the massive digital content, more importantly multimedia,
has to be managed in a more effective way. Heterogeneous cloud
customers, accessing different customized services, with more advanced
access networks and devices available today, makes it tough at times
for solitary clouds to fulfill the needs. In such cases, different
clouds have to interoperate and federate their resources. This
scenario is called inter-cloud computing of cloud federation. Since
the concept of inter-cloud computing is still very new, it lacks
standard architecture. This document focuses on presenting architectural
fundamentals and key concerns associated with inter-cloud computing.
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