On the Future of Cloud Engineering
Ever since the commercial offerings of the Cloud started appearing in 2006, the landscape of cloud computing has been undergoing remarkable changes with the emergence of many different types of service offerings, developer productivity enhancement tools, and new application classes as well as the ma...
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| creator | Bermbach, David Chandra, Abhishek Krintz, Chandra Gokhale, Aniruddha Slominski, Aleksander Thamsen, Lauritz Cavalcante, Everton Guo, Tian Brandic, Ivona Wolski, Rich |
| description | Ever since the commercial offerings of the Cloud started appearing in 2006,
the landscape of cloud computing has been undergoing remarkable changes with
the emergence of many different types of service offerings, developer
productivity enhancement tools, and new application classes as well as the
manifestation of cloud functionality closer to the user at the edge. The notion
of utility computing, however, has remained constant throughout its evolution,
which means that cloud users always seek to save costs of leasing cloud
resources while maximizing their use. On the other hand, cloud providers try to
maximize their profits while assuring service-level objectives of the
cloud-hosted applications and keeping operational costs low. All these outcomes
require systematic and sound cloud engineering principles. The aim of this
paper is to highlight the importance of cloud engineering, survey the landscape
of best practices in cloud engineering and its evolution, discuss many of the
existing cloud engineering advances, and identify both the inherent technical
challenges and research opportunities for the future of cloud computing in
general and cloud engineering in particular. |
| doi_str_mv | 10.48550/arxiv.2108.08685 |
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the emergence of many different types of service offerings, developer
productivity enhancement tools, and new application classes as well as the
manifestation of cloud functionality closer to the user at the edge. The notion
of utility computing, however, has remained constant throughout its evolution,
which means that cloud users always seek to save costs of leasing cloud
resources while maximizing their use. On the other hand, cloud providers try to
maximize their profits while assuring service-level objectives of the
cloud-hosted applications and keeping operational costs low. All these outcomes
require systematic and sound cloud engineering principles. The aim of this
paper is to highlight the importance of cloud engineering, survey the landscape
of best practices in cloud engineering and its evolution, discuss many of the
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the emergence of many different types of service offerings, developer
productivity enhancement tools, and new application classes as well as the
manifestation of cloud functionality closer to the user at the edge. The notion
of utility computing, however, has remained constant throughout its evolution,
which means that cloud users always seek to save costs of leasing cloud
resources while maximizing their use. On the other hand, cloud providers try to
maximize their profits while assuring service-level objectives of the
cloud-hosted applications and keeping operational costs low. All these outcomes
require systematic and sound cloud engineering principles. The aim of this
paper is to highlight the importance of cloud engineering, survey the landscape
of best practices in cloud engineering and its evolution, discuss many of the
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the emergence of many different types of service offerings, developer
productivity enhancement tools, and new application classes as well as the
manifestation of cloud functionality closer to the user at the edge. The notion
of utility computing, however, has remained constant throughout its evolution,
which means that cloud users always seek to save costs of leasing cloud
resources while maximizing their use. On the other hand, cloud providers try to
maximize their profits while assuring service-level objectives of the
cloud-hosted applications and keeping operational costs low. All these outcomes
require systematic and sound cloud engineering principles. The aim of this
paper is to highlight the importance of cloud engineering, survey the landscape
of best practices in cloud engineering and its evolution, discuss many of the
existing cloud engineering advances, and identify both the inherent technical
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