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Hierarchical network-aware placement of service oriented applications in clouds

Moens et al., 2014

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4245995325317855408
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Moens H
Hanssens B
Dhoedt B
De Turck F
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2014 IEEE Network Operations and Management Symposium (NOMS)

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In cloud environments, resources can be requested on-demand when they are needed. A cloud management system is responsible for determining which physical machines are responsible for processing the requests. The problem of determining which servers are used …
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