Relative weight comparison between virtual key factors of cloud computing with analytic network process

Cheol Rim Choi, Hwa Young Jeong, Jong Hyuk Park, Haeng Jin Jang, Young Sik Jeong

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Abstract

Drastical increase of a variety of information devices with networks are based on a rapid development and expansion of network infrastructures and technology. Cloud computing is a main technology which makes the information devices lighter and allows users to access their data and applications through a variety of networks. Under the circumstances that the importance and use of cloud computing system is rapidly increasing the virtualization technology becomes one of the key components consisting the cloud computing. Therefore, a quality of a variety of cloud computing systems is affected by the virtualization quality. Many factors which decide the virtualization quality and characteristics have been studied. However, when we apply the cloud computing system to our organization the priorities of the key factors should be decided and according to the priorities resourves must be alloted. In this paper, we suggested a relative weight evaluation process applying Analytic Network Process to analyze the interrelations between the key factors and calculate the relative weights of the factors. Especially, through the demonstration we showed that the interrelations between the factors affect the relative weights at large. With the proposed method we can find hidden priority and allot our resources and efforts more effectively.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)1694-1714
Number of pages21
JournalJournal of Supercomputing
Volume72
Issue number5
DOIs
StatePublished - 1 May 2016

Keywords

  • Analytic Network Process
  • Cloud computing
  • Quality
  • Relative weight
  • Virtualization

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