Multi-dimensional Resource Allocation for Data-intensive Large-scale Cloud Applications

@inproceedings{Jrad2014MultidimensionalRA,
  title={Multi-dimensional Resource Allocation for Data-intensive Large-scale Cloud Applications},
  author={Foued Jrad and Jie Tao and Ivona Brandi{\'c} and Achim Streit},
  booktitle={International Conference on Cloud Computing and Services Science},
  year={2014}
}
Large scale applications are emerged as one of the important applications in distributed computing. Today, the economic and technical benefits offered by the Cloud computing technology encouraged many users to migrate their applications to Cloud. On the other hand, the variety of the existing Clouds requires them to make decisions about which providers to choose in order to achieve the expected performance and service quality while keeping the payment low. In this paper, we present a multi… 
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