Ouassila Hioual
ABSTRACT
The Web services composition can be defined as a process where component services are identified and the dependencies between them are also described. The reusability of the independent components for different compositions gives flexibility. In a multi cloud environment, we need to find web services from multiple clouds, if a single cloud cannot give us all the component services that we need. In this paper, we focus on load-balancing across the replicas of services placed at different clouds. And since cloud services are payable, we try to minimize the total cost of the composed service.
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Index Terms
- Cost Minimization and Load Balancing Issues to Compose Web Services in a Multi Cloud Environment
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