SaaS Provider Related Details Sample Clauses

SaaS Provider Related Details. Application Layer: pro- vides CA Directory services. The CA directory provides a high-performance directory foundation for online applications. It allows customer organizations to meet the needs of new and future dynamic business applications and improve operational Fig. 6: Implementation Technologies Fig. 7: Mapper Details efficiency by consolidating islands of data into a single infor- mation backbone. Platform Layer: SharePoint 2010 platform and PowerShell are two main technologies used in this layer. SharePoint is used to implement most platform layer components except the resource allocator, which is implemented in PowerShell. The SharePoint platform and PowerShell scripts are integrated with CSharp language on .Net platform. Details are described in the next section. Infrastructure Layer: In CA Lab, the internal operable Cloud infrastructure is built using VMware VSphere, which is the industry leading virtualization platform. This layer can be extended into public clouds. The platform layer of a SaaS provider uses VM images to create instances according to the mapping (Table in Figure 7) and decision. (Table in Figure 7, m is 5, n is 10). Therefore, it is important to identify the following properties for resource allocation mechanisms to ensure that the SLA is adequately drafted: • VM types (l): How many types of VM can be used and what they are. For example, there are three types of VM, which are large, medium, and small. The capacity of one large VM equals to that of two medium VMs or four small VMs. • VM Service Initiation Time (iniTimeSev): How long it takes to initiate a VM, which is deployed with the service appliance. • XX Xxxxx (PriVM): How much it costs to a SaaS provider for using a VM to serve the customer request per time unit. It includes the physical equipment, power, network, and administration price.
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