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An Approach for Evaluating Cloud Application Topologies Based on TOSCA

Provisioning cloud applications usually is a complex task as it involves the deployment and configuration of several components (e.g., load balancer, application server, database) and cloud services (computing, storage, CDN, etc.) also known as application blueprints or topologies. The Topology and...

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Main Authors:	Sampaio, Americo, Rolim, Tiago, Mendonca, Nabor C., Cunha, Matheus
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Subjects:	Cloud computing Crawlers provisioning Servers Topology topology evaluation TOSCA Virtual machining
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