Service Usage Scenario Sample Clauses

Service Usage Scenario. Let’s now consider the following basic service usage scenario, described in abstract terms: A customer (e.g., an SME), with or without an in- ternal ISSRM plan, wants to invest into a suitable IaaS solution. The customer is provided with a RM tool that can help towards risk assessment. The customer submits its risk assessment in raw format along with its service preferences for the de- sired service level guarantee (what type of service, duration, IaaS common technical requirements). Our SLAaaS framework receives as input the raw format data and produces as output structured information data in an interoperable format. Such data represent the initial assessment, contex- tualised into SLA clauses. These clauses are depicted as SLOs. In (ITU, 2005) SLOs are defined as internal forms of SLAs that exist between business functions. SLOs are less formal than SLAs. Our output is not intended to produce a concrete SLA, but rather context clauses that can directly be in- tegrated in or affect a final SLA output. It is merely an attempt to assist the process of producing RM aware and more customer oriented SLAs. The processed output may then submitted to an open registry that is accessible by SPs. SPs evaluate the submitted objectives, adjust their own SLOs based on their SLA templates and send their offers. Sent of- fers are displayed back to the customer. The customer may select or reject among the displayed offers.
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