Cloud Computing as Evolution of Distributed Computing - A Case Study for SlapOS Distributed Cloud Computing Platform

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Publié dans:	Informatica Economica vol. 17, no. 4 (2013), p. 109-122
Auteur principal:	Suciu, George
Autres auteurs:	Halunga, Simona, Apostu, Anca, Vulpe, Alexandru, Todoran, Gyorgy
Publié:	INFOREC Association
Sujets:	Romania Studies Cloud computing Distributed processing Customer relationship management Computer centers Enterprise resource planning Infrastructure Social networks Operating systems Web 2.0 Storage area networks Communication Electricity distribution Software services Communications networks Algorithms Service oriented architecture Social research Internet Economies of scale Internet service providers
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Résumé:	The cloud computing paradigm has been defined from several points of view, the main two directions being either as an evolution of the grid and distributed computing paradigm, or, on the contrary, as a disruptive revolution in the classical paradigms of operating systems, network layers and web applications. This paper presents a distributed cloud computing platform called SlapOS, which unifies technologies and communication protocols into a new technology model for offering any application as a service. Both cloud and distributed computing can be efficient methods for optimizing resources that are aggregated from a grid of standard PCs hosted in homes, offices and small data centers. The paper fills a gap in the existing distributed computing literature by providing a distributed cloud computing model which can be applied for deploying various applications. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]
ISSN:	1453-1305 1842-8088
Source:	ABI/INFORM Global