Titlebook: Cloud Computing and Services Sciences; International Confer Markus Helfert,Frédéric Desprez,Victor Méndez Muno Conference proceedings 2015

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-5526-4eflect diverse privacy wishes from several stakeholders. This includes data owners, data and services providers and also the end users. Focusing mainly on medical domains, this issue is particularly important due to the sensitivity of health related data in international data protection law. It is t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-5526-4ey are required and for just the time they are required. This intrinsic technologic feature encouraged the cloud commercial providers to adopt the pay-per-use pricing mechanism as it turned to be the most convenient and the easiest to implement. Though pay-per-use ensures significant incomes to prov

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Quantitative Summary of Research Findings, reduce the learning requirements and complexity of building distributed systems. In this work we address reduction of complexity in service-oriented software development and present an approach and a toolkit for multi-language service development based on three building blocks: a simplified service

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Hilary Hughes,Jill Franz,Jill Willislobal state conditions, inability in guaranteeing persistence in service delivery, and the impossibility of monitoring multi-tenant applications. In this paper, we present a novel monitoring architecture that strives to address these problems. It integrates a hierarchical scheme to monitor the resou

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Lisa Kervin,Barbara Comber,Aspa Baroutsisan potentially be stored and processed at multiple geographic locations. It incorporates users’ location preferences into authorization decisions by converting them into XACML policies that are consulted before data transfer operations. The model also ensures that the users have visibility into the

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Towards a Spatiality of Wellbeingthese services typically involves sharing of personal/business data between the different parties involved in the service provisioning. In order to increase cloud consumer’s trust, there must be guarantees on the fair use of their data. Accountability provides the necessary assurance about the data

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