Cloud Computing Modeling Capabilities
The SOMF cloud computing modeling notation, also known as CCMN, helps illustrate a service architecture scheme whose participating services interact and collaborate in a cloud boundary or beyond. “Cloud boundary” pertains to cloud offerings, which typically provide software, infrastructure, and platform type of services. The term “beyond”, however, implies that any consumer, such as organizations, applications, or remote services can also be a part of the cloud computing venture if they subscribe to the cloud’s services.
This overall servicing vision embodies the general notion: “everything is a service”, as illustrated on the far right. The ability to abstract services in spite of their location, interoperability challenges, or deployment difficulties, the SOMF cloud computing model represents an elastic cloud computing environment, nimble enough to adapt to changes, and meet time-to-market.
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