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Annotated Bibliography: Cloud Computing

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Thesis statement: Research suggests that __Cloud computing is far superior than standalone computing because it improves Security, saves energy , and Provides better resource management and provides more storage of information.

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Nzanywayingoma, F., & Yang, Y. (2017). Efficient Resource Management techniques in Cloud Computing Environment: Review and discussion. Telkomnika, 15 (4), 1917-1933.

In this article the authors discuss the research that was completed about how to effectively implement cloud computing technologies, including cloud infrastructure, and the possible problems, or issues with managing resources for cloud computing. This includes virtual machines, and security problems as well. They also discuss …show more content…

This is also a method to save money and become more that many corporations are being leveraged to do nowadays. The authors will also get into the security methods along with the best performance and the major questions that have been unanswered that are finally answered such as the privacy needs alongside of the major performance needs, and how a company can become or stay green with green computing. Marco Netto is the research manager of the industrial cloud technologies group at IBM research in Brazil. He is also an IEEE Senior member and contributes to articles, journals and revisions of several scientific journals. This survey is extremely relevant to the research of cloud computing or green computing, as well with the types of performance that can be implemented with HPC computing to save resources and money for a corporation. These factors are very important these day when every cost counts and this could prevent a company having to outsource its employees, or to go through a layoff to save the money that it would need to stay open for its …show more content…

Llia performs research in Distributed Computing. This is a great source for my research for cloud computing because it touches on not only the resource management, security and green or low-cost computing, but it also goes deeper into what cloud computing is.

Thakur, A., & Goraya, M. S. (2017). PRIMARY ISSUES AND CHALLENGES IN CLOUD COMPUTING: A BRIEF NOTE. International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science, 8(7), 436-438.
In this Academic Journal, the author mentions that with cloud computing it’s been used or the services provided like electricity or telephone services, where you will only pay for what you need or use. Avnish Thankur now works for the Longowal Institute of engineering and technology. The Department of Computer Science and engineering as a researcher. This journal article is very relevant because it has the information on how cloud computing or green computing services are being represented and how companies will be charged for the services and technology.

Kaur, E. J., Bhathal, E. S., & Gupta, G. (2017). Cloud Computing: Types, Topologies, Virtual Machine and VM Migration for Decrease in Power Consumption. International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science, 8(5),

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