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CLOUD SYSTEMS - WORKLOAD PREDICTION BASED INVESTIGATIONS

Name: CLOUD SYSTEMS - WORKLOAD PREDICTION BASED INVESTIGATIONS
Brand: LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
SKU: 36718796
Price: 13833 HUF
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Author: Vinod Kumar Verma
ISBN: 9783330019911

Vinod Kumar Verma

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English

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Libristo code: 36718796

Publishers LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, February 2021

Cloud computing is a new technology in which computing resources are made available to the users and... Full description

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Cloud computing is a new technology in which computing resources are made available to the users and provider charges certain amount for its services. Just like an electricity bill, telephone bill payment is made on the basics of usage of resources. Services are made available to the customers and implementation details are hidden from the end user. Pools of resources are managed by the cloud owner to provide services to the customer. These pools of resources must be managed for providing better quality of service. As over utilization of resources effects service quality and under-utilization of resources results higher cost as well as wastage of computing resources. In reality there is always a tradeoff between amount of resources used and quality of service.