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One Program Model for Cloud Computing
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Abstract
Cloud computing is dynamically virtual scalable in which neither a central computing nor a central storage is provided. All resources are virtualized and provided as a service over the Internet. Therefore different to the traditional program, the cloud program shall be expressed in a new style. Based on one presented architecture of cloud computing, characteristics of program in “cloud”, control, variable and operation, are discussed respectively. Accordingly, one program model for cloud computing is presented for the future formalization.
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Cloud Computing Central Controller Storage Resource Management Platform Traditional Program
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