An approach of creative application evolution on cloud computing platform
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Abstract
Cloud computing is a paradigm that focuses on sharing data and computing resources over a scalable network of nodes, so it is becoming a preferred environment for those applications with large scalability, dynamic collaboration and elastic resource requirements. Creative computing is an emerging research field in these applications, which can be considered as the study of computer science and related technologies and how they are applied to support creativity, take part in creative processes, and solve creativity related problems. However, it is a very hard work to develop such applications from the very beginning under new environment, while it is a big waste for legacy systems under existing environment. Now software evolution plays an important role. In this paper, we introduced creative computing firstly, including definition, properties and requirements. Then the advantages of cloud computing platform for supporting creative computing were analysed. Next, a private cloud as experimental environment was built. Finally, the process of creative application evolution was illustrated. Our work is about research and application of software evolution methodology, also is an exploratory try to do creative computing research under cloud environment.
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