MODEL BASED SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT IN VIRTUALIZED AND NON-VIRTUALIZED ENVIRONMENTS
Architecture that provides model-based systems management in virtualized and non-virtualized environments. A security component provides security models which define security requirements for services. A management component applies one or more of the security models during the lifecycle of virtual...
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| creator | YANNAY SHIMON NEYSTADT JOHN EDERY YIGAL VINBERG ANDERS B BATCHELDER DENNIS SCOTT BELINKY YAN |
| description | Architecture that provides model-based systems management in virtualized and non-virtualized environments. A security component provides security models which define security requirements for services. A management component applies one or more of the security models during the lifecycle of virtual machines and services. The lifecycle can include initial deployment, expansion, moving servers, monitoring, and reporting. The architecture creates a formal description model of how a virtual machine or a service (composition of multiple virtual machines) is secured. The security requirements information can also be fed back to the general management system which uses this information in its own activities such as to guide the placement of workloads on servers can be security related. |
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