IBM / Amazon / Oracle / Google / Red Hat / Condor 6 Software / Sun / HP / SalesForce / Intel / Microsoft / /
Country
United Kingdom / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
Reorganization / /
Facility
University of Surrey / University of Wisconsin / /
IndustryTerm
cluster solution / distributed computing / information using web requests / open source software / Cloud systems / technology vendors / internet-based software applications / cost management / utility computing / web server / computing / target systems / dual core processor / generic software needs / Web Services / /
OperatingSystem
Linux / Ubuntu / Red Hat Enterprise Linux / /
Organization
One EC2 Computer Unit / Department of Computing / Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences / University of Surrey / European Union / University of Wisconsin / /
Person
Lee Gillam / Eucalyptus Cloud / / /
Position
ownership model of computing / scheduler / cost model for IT / /
Product
DAGman / Ubuntu Linux / Linux / /
ProvinceOrState
Wisconsin / /
PublishedMedium
Condor / /
Technology
RAM / Xeon processor / Linux / API / P2P / 2007 Xeon Xeon processor / Java / file sharing / Simulation / 32 processors / Service Level Agreement / web server / /
Towards Application-Specific Service Level Agreements: Experiments in Clouds and Grids Bin Li①, Lee Gillam② and John O’Loughlin ③ Abstract Service Level Agreements (SLAs) become increasingly important in Clouds,