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To overcome vendor lock-in obstacles
in public cloud computing, the capability to define transferable
cloud-based services is crucial but has not yet been solved
satisfactorily. This is especially true for small and medium sized
enterprises being typically not able to operate a vast staff of cloud
service and IT experts. Actual state of the art cloud service design
does not systematically deal with how to define, deploy and operate cross-platform capable
cloud services. This is mainly due to inherent complexity of the field
and differences in details between a plenty of existing public and
private cloud infrastructures. One way to handle this complexity is to
restrict cloud service design to a common subset of commodity features
provided by existing public and private cloud infrastructures.
Nevertheless these restrictions raise new service design questions and
have to be answered in ongoing research in a pragmatic manner regarding
the limited IT-operation capabilities of small and medium sized
enterprises. By simplifying and harmonizing the use of cloud
infrastructures using lightweight virtualization approaches, the
transfer of cloud deployments between a variety of cloud service
providers will become possible. This article will discuss several
aspects like high availability, secure communication, elastic service
design, transferability of services and formal descriptions of service
deployments which have to be addressed and are investigated by our
ongoing research.
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Kratzke, N. (2014) Lightweight Virtualization Cluster How to Overcome Cloud Vendor Lock-In. Journal of Computer and Communications, 2, 1-7. doi: 10.4236/jcc.2014.212001.
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