Building an Expert System for Evaluation of Commercial Cloud Services
Zheng Li, Liam O'Brien, Rainbow Cai, He Zhang

TL;DR
This paper presents an expert system designed to assist in evaluating commercial Cloud services, addressing unique challenges and enabling more efficient, reusable, and sustainable evaluation processes for users.
Contribution
It introduces a novel expert system that leverages accumulated knowledge to facilitate Cloud service evaluation, overcoming challenges of rapid change and user variability.
Findings
Expert system provides evaluation suggestions and guidelines.
Conceptual validation shows system's effectiveness.
Enhances reusability and sustainability of evaluation efforts.
Abstract
Commercial Cloud services have been increasingly supplied to customers in industry. To facilitate customers' decision makings like cost-benefit analysis or Cloud provider selection, evaluation of those Cloud services are becoming more and more crucial. However, compared with evaluation of traditional computing systems, more challenges will inevitably appear when evaluating rapidly-changing and user-uncontrollable commercial Cloud services. This paper proposes an expert system for Cloud evaluation that addresses emerging evaluation challenges in the context of Cloud Computing. Based on the knowledge and data accumulated by exploring the existing evaluation work, this expert system has been conceptually validated to be able to give suggestions and guidelines for implementing new evaluation experiments. As such, users can conveniently obtain evaluation experiences by using this expert…
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Taxonomy
TopicsCloud Computing and Resource Management · IoT and Edge/Fog Computing · Cloud Data Security Solutions
