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Autonomic, Optimal, and Near-optimal Resource Allocation in Cloud Computing

Abstract

Cloud computing has changed the IT industry by providing robust technology solutions at a variety of prices. The technology used to implement a cloud computing infrastructure is based on largely distributed virtual environments that provide services to consumers allowing them to lease computing resources that scale to their needs, and gives consumers the ability to run a wide range of applications dynamically and on an on-demand basis.

Author and committee

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Author
  • Aldhalaan, Arwa Sulaiman

Subjects

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Identifier
hdl:1920/9693
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2026-07-27
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citation

Aldhalaan, Arwa Sulaiman. Autonomic, Optimal, and Near-optimal Resource Allocation in Cloud Computing. 2015.