Abstract
New paradigms for processing and storing data such as cloud computing require new approaches for the measurement of cloud service performance. To establish a Service Level Agreement (SLA) between a cloud service provider and its customers, the cloud services and their service level objectives need to be identified. An additional challenge in the performance measurement of cloud services is the lack of models that integrate the different perspectives of providers, maintainers and customers within the same model in order to define the concepts commonly used in cloud SLA contracts. This work proposes a three-dimensional Performance Measurement Model for Cloud Computing (P2M2C-3D) which consolidates performance measurement from the perspectives of providers, maintainers and customers for the different types of cloud services.
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A Three-Dimensional Performance Measurement Model for Cloud ComputingLuis Eduardo Bautista Villalpando, Alain Abran, Anderson Ravanello, Arturo Elías Ramírez
An additional challenge in the performance measurement of cloud services is the lack of models that integrate the different perspectives of providers, maintainers and customers within the same model in order to define the concepts commonly used in cloud Service Level Agreement (SLA) contracts
In order to design a measurement process and its measurement model, one must define the activities that are required to adequately specify what measurement information is required, how the measurement and analysis results are to be applied, and how to determine if the analysis results are valid according to ISO/IEC 15939:2008-Systems and Software Engineering-Measurement process [1]
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Luis Eduardo Bautista Villalpando, Alain Abran, Anderson Ravanello, Arturo Elías Ramírez.
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