Banking Theory Based Distributed Resource Management and Scheduling for Hybrid Cloud Computing

Feng Yun; Hao  Li; Joan Lu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.427-429.2928

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Banking Theory Based Distributed Resource Management and Scheduling for Hybrid Cloud Computing

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Cloud computing is becoming more and more mature, and an IaaS could computing model called Cloud Bank [, which is based on commercial bank model, has been designed. Could Bank model can be partly distinguished from other traditional IaaS providers by the sources of infrastructure resources. This new model cloud offers new way to manage resource consumer, bank, and resource provider and maximize all participants benefits. Meanwhile, the new cloud bank model follows the way of commerce bank to against the risk during the transaction. This model may be new solutions for hybrid cloud computing management.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 427-429)

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Feng Yun, Hao Li, Joan Lu

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Cloud Bank Model, Hybrid Cloudcomputing, Pareto Optimality, Pricing, Risk Prediction, Scheduling

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