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Title Page

Editorial Advisory Board

Chapter 11: On the use of the Hybrid Cloud Computing Paradigm

Chapter 12: CLEVER

Chapter 13: Monitoring Services in a Federated Cloud

Chapter 14: Achieving Flexible SLA and Resource Management in Clouds

Chapter 15: Resource Management Mechanisms to Support SLAs in IaaS Clouds

Chapter 16: Economic Analysis of the SLA Mapping Approach for Cloud Computing Goods

Chapter 17: Deploying and Running Enterprise Grade Applications in a Federated Cloud

ABSTRACT

INTRODUCTION

BACKGROUND: LARGE ENTERPRISE BUSINESS USE CASES

ARCHITECTURE

SCENARIO

CONCLUSION: HYBRID ON-DEMAND ADD-ONS TO LEGACY APPLICATIONS

Chapter 18: Towards Energy-Efficient, Scalable, and Resilient IaaS Clouds

Chapter 19: Self-Management of Applications and Systems to Optimize Energy in Data Centers

Chapter 20: Access Control in Federated Clouds

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328 Deploying and Running Enterprise Grade Applications in a Federated Cloud Benoit Hudzia SAP, UK Jonathan Sinclair SAP, UK Maik Lindner SAP, UK Chapter 17

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