Good bye vendor lock-in: Getting your cloud applications multi-cloud ready!

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Clouds offer signicant advantages over traditional cluster computing architectures including exibility, high-availability, ease of deployment, and on-demand resource allocation – all packed up in an attractive pay-as-you-go economic model for the users. However, cloud users are often forced into vendor lock-in due to the use of incompatible APIs, cloud-specific services, and complex pricing models of the cloud service providers (CSPs). Cloud management platforms (CMPs), supporting hybrid and multi-cloud deployment, offer an answer by providing a unified abstract interface to multiple cloud platforms. Nonetheless, modelling applications to use multi-clouds, automated resource selection based on user requirements from various available CSPs, cost optimization, security, and runtime adaptation of deployed applications still remain a challenge. In this tutorial, we provide a practical introduction to multi-cloud application modelling, conguration, deployment, and adaptation. We survey existing CMPs, compare their features and modelling methods. Finally, we provide a practical hands-on training for getting your applications ready for multi-cloud using selected tools. By the end of this tutorial, attendees should be able to understand the benefits of the multi-cloud approach, and prepared to deploy their first managed multi-cloud application.

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Różańska, M., & Kritikos, K. (2019). Good bye vendor lock-in: Getting your cloud applications multi-cloud ready! In UCC 2019 Companion - Proceedings of the 12th IEEE/ACM International Conference on Utility and Cloud Computing (pp. 171–173). Association for Computing Machinery, Inc. https://doi.org/10.1145/3368235.3370267

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