Survey Report on Cloud Computing

Survey Report on Cloud Computing
Overview
        Perform a thorough literature search on CloudComputing
writes a high-quality paper surveying thecurrent literature.
        Identify the problem domain, with a properproblem statement,
        include both a survey and an analysis ofessential work in that specific area.
        You should have 2540 references.
        survey paper Should show data and resultscompiled from a list of existing research papers that meet specific researchcriteria

Format
        The report should be 810 pages, in 10-pointfont, single-spaced.
        The report must adhere to the IEEE ManuscriptTemplates for Conference Proceedings.

The survey paper should include the following sections:
        Abstract: Provide a synthesis of the paper andbriefly describe the significance. The abstract should be representative of theentire paper in 250-300 words.
        Introduction: Give the background andmotivation for the paper. Provide adequate descriptions and definitions.Remember that the introduction sets the tone for the rest of the paper.
        Scope and Methodology: Provide a framework ortaxonomy to define the scope and methodology and technical notations that youused to conduct the survey. A diagram and/or a table for technologiescatalog/classification is recommended.
        Main body: List, describe andcompare/contrast the leading work using the uniform survey method/style youhave defined in the Scope section. The numbers of sections and subsectionsdepend on your research areas. You should cover the top work conducted by theleading researchers in the area. You should provide enough detail to orient thereader (who might not be a specialist in the subject under discussion) andshould establish connections with other results and studies. Make sure you areclear, crisp, and logically organized.
        Conclusion: Summarize your survey by listingthe technologies/methods you have discussed and create criteria to comparethese approaches using a table or figure. Point out not only the advantages ofthese studied technologies/methods, but also their limitations. Providepossible research directions for you and for readers.
        References: Provide detailed information aboutthe resources that have been cited in your work following the IEEE format (seebelow).

Citations and References
In your survey, indicate the authors, such as “Laurel andHardy [2] did this,” “W. E. Coyote [3] did that.”
Your citations and references should be in IEEE format, such asthe following example.
[14] W. Lee, S. Cha, and Y. Kwon, “Integration and analysisof use cases using modular petri nets in requirements engineering.” IEEETransactions on Software Engineering, vol. 24, no. 12, pp. 1115-1130, 1998.

Additional Guidelines:
Assemble your reading list completely.
Read every article you plan to include. Think about what you wantto say about each. Consider the following questions and write down the answersas you read.
In which one of the three to four big research directions do theygo?
What mathematical techniques or algorithms do they rely on (suchas linear programming, genetic algorithms, neural networks, hidden Markovmodels, and so on)?
Is this paper about a theory or an application?
Is this paper the continuation of another work or an improvementon another work? (You might want to present them in order).
Do they use theoretical proofs? Simulation? Hardware testbed?Real-life deployment?
What other technologies do they compare theirs with? In which waysare they better/different? Note: All papers are in some ways better thanothers. You need to identify the authors’ claim on this: higher performance(under certain assumptions), higher robustness, lower computational complexity,and so on.
Create a table summarizing the answers. Use this to compare andcontrast among the research.