A vision for monitoring cloud application platforms as sensor networks

R. Dautov, I. Paraskakis
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Autonomic management of clouds has received a lot of attention by both academia and industry putting a lot of efforts into investigation of various solutions, even though the focus has been mainly on the IaaS level, while the PaaS level being less often addressed. However, with ever-expanding software environments of cloud application platforms, the self-management at the PaaS level becomes a major concern. We claim that run-time monitoring and detection of critical situations is a fundamental requirement to achieve autonomic behaviour in service-based cloud platforms. Accordingly, we present our novel vision of cloud application platforms as sensor networks -- computer accessible networks of distributed devices using sensors to monitor conditions at different locations. The vision is based on the similarities between the problem domain of cloud application platform monitoring and such sensor-enabled domains as traffic surveillance, environmental monitoring or home automation. We also discuss potential benefits and shortcomings associated with the presented concepts and ideas.
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将云应用平台监控为传感器网络的愿景
云的自治管理受到了学术界和业界的广泛关注,他们投入了大量的精力来研究各种解决方案,尽管焦点主要集中在IaaS级别,而PaaS级别很少得到解决。然而,随着云应用平台软件环境的不断扩展,PaaS层的自我管理成为一个主要问题。我们声称,在基于服务的云平台中,运行时监控和检测关键情况是实现自主行为的基本要求。因此,我们提出了云应用平台作为传感器网络的新愿景——使用传感器监测不同位置条件的分布式设备的计算机可访问网络。这一愿景是基于云应用平台监控的问题领域与交通监控、环境监控或家庭自动化等传感器支持领域之间的相似性。我们还讨论了与所提出的概念和想法相关的潜在好处和缺点。
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