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Automated Configuration of Legacy Applications in the Cloud

Current solutions for managing distributed applications in the cloud, typically covered by PaaS (Platform as a Service) offers, remain domain specific and are only partially automated. In this context, the task consisting in automatically configuring distributed applications is still a difficult iss...

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Main Authors:	Etchevers, X., Coupaye, T., Boyer, F., de Palma, N., Salaun, G.
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Subjects:	cloud computing components deployment Fractals IP networks Protocols self-configuration Servers Software Virtual machining
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