Corporation Architecture for Multiple Cloud Service Providers in JointCloud Computing

Abstract

Nowadays, cloud computing is hard to effectively sustain the implementation of the commercial model of Internet Service globalization. There is a growing trend to build an environment of cloud service, with the capacity to serve anytime and anywhere, by mutual cooperation between cloud service providers around the world. However, this tendency will raise a key issue which is how to provide a benign environment, that allows self-collaboration and fair competition, for different cloud service providers with diverse stakeholder. Inspired by the concept and structure of Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) service, this paper proposes a structure named JointCloud Corporation Environment (JCCE), which offers a mutual benefit and win-win JointCloud environment for global cloud service providers. JCCE contains three core services, which are Distributed Cloud Transaction, Distributed Cloud Community and Distributed Cloud Supervision. Also, facing with different cloud service participants, JCCE offers three main service modes for their consumption, supply and coordination. This study plays a significant role in supporting the sharing and self-collaboration of multiple cloud entities, and promoting the development of cloud service market healthy and orderly.