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Benoit HudziaSr Researcher at SAP Research |
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| Paper: ARCHITECTURE FOR COMPLIANCE ANALYSIS OF DISTRIBUTED SERVICE BASED SYSTEMS |
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October 02 2011
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| Contributors: Benoit Hudzia & Jonathan Sinclair | |
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Businesses today are required to comply with a litany of legislation, regulations and standards. However, with an increasing utilisation of the internet for delivering products as services, challenges arise in assessing and maintaining compliance. We propose to define an architecture that attempts to leverage the dynamism of service-based infrastructures in order to process the real-time compliance state of a system. |
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Paper: Compliance Auditing in Future Web-based Infrastructures  |
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June 14 2011 - journal.webscience.org
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| Contributors: Benoit Hudzia & Jonathan Sinclair | |
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Businesses today are required to comply with a litany of legislation, regulations and standards. However, with an in- creasing utilisation of the internet for delivering products as services, challenges arise in assessing and maintaining com- pliance. We propose to discuss an architecture that attempts to leverage the dynamism of service-based infrastructures in order to process the real-time compliance state of a system. |
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| Article: Architecture Overview of an Open Source Low TCO cloud storage system |
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May 04 2011
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I present here a possible solution for a low TCO open source cloud storage system, For those out there creating their own cloud (or hosting service).
I am not claiming that it will suits everyone needs but at least i hope it will give you some valuable pointers and alternatives.
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| Paper: Improving the Live Migration Process of Large Enterprise Applications |
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June 25 2009
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By Stuart Hacking & Benoit Hudzia. Recent developments in virtualisation technology have resulted in its proliferation of usage across datacentres. Ultimately, the goal of this technology is to more efficiently utilise server resources to reduce Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) by abstracting hardware and consolidating servers. This results in lower equipment costs and less electrical consumption for server power and cooling. However, the TCO benefits of holistic virtualisation extend beyond server assets. One of these aspects relates to the ability of being able to migrate Virtual Machines (VM) across distinct physical hosts over a network. However, limitations of the current migration technology start to appear when they are applied on larger application systems such as SAP ERP or SAP ByDesign. Such systems consume a large amount of memory and cannot be transferred as seamlessly as smaller ones, creating service interruption. Limiting the impact and optimising migration becomes even more important with the generalisation of Service Level Agreement (SLA). In this document we present our design and evaluation of a system that enables live migration of VMs running large enterprise applications without severely disrupting their live services, even across the Internet. By combining well-known techniques and innovative ones we can reduce system down-time and resource impact for migrating live, large Virtual Execution Environments. |
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January 03 2011 Keywords: enterprise cloud computing paradigm; Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) - comprehensive definition of enterprise application today; evolution of cloud computing and today's enterprise landscapes - to enterprise computing paradigm, featuring convergence of business and IT and open, service oriented marketplace Summary This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Background Issues for Enterprise Applications on the Cloud Transition Challenges Enterprise Cloud Technology and Market Evolution Business Drivers Toward a Marketplace for Enterprise Cloud Computing The Cloud Supply Chain Summary Acknowledgments References |
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