Platform capitalism and cloud infrastructure: Theorizing a hyper-scalable computing regime

Cloud Computing: A Taxonomy of Platform and Infrastructure-level Offerings

A survey on impact of cloud computing security challenges on NFV infrastructure and risks mitigation solutions

Increased broadband data rate for end users and the cost of resource provisioning to an agreed SLA in telecom service providers, are forcing operators in order to adhere to employment Virtual Network Functions (VNF) in an NFV solution. The newly 5G mobile telecom technology is also based on NFV and Software Define Network (SDN) which inherit opportunities and threats of such constructs. Thus a ...

Modelling Cloud Computing Infrastructure

We present a modelling approach for an adaptive cloud infrastructure consisting of secure pools of virtualized resources, in order to facilitate automated management tasks and interaction with the system by a human administrator, or programmatically by a higher level service. The topology of such a system is rapidly changing as, for example, it has the abilities to create, modify or destroy poo...

An Extension of Virtual Computing Laboratories: Scalable Virtual Desktop Infrastructure on Cloud Computing

Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) based on virtual computing laboratories (VCL) model has been implemented in a small or medium scale on cloud computing in universities. Conventional physical computing laboratories with thousands of PCs are still widely used and co-exist with the VCL, however, the conventional PCs are not fully utilized in VCL. The demand of VDI is growing but the numbers of...

Cloud Computing; A New Approach to Learning and Learning

Introduction: The cloud computing and services, as a technological solution for developing educational services, can accelerate the provision and expansion of these highly useful services. This study intended to provide an overall picture of practical areas of learning services based on cloud computing teaching and learning equipment. Methods: This was a theoretical hybrid research study in whi...