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| author | Waseem, Muhammad Ahmad, Aakash Liang, Peng Akbar, Muhammad Azeem Khan, Arif Ali Ahmad, Iftikhar Setälä, Manu Mikkonen, Tommi |
| author_facet | Waseem, Muhammad Ahmad, Aakash Liang, Peng Akbar, Muhammad Azeem Khan, Arif Ali Ahmad, Iftikhar Setälä, Manu Mikkonen, Tommi |
| contents | Containerization in multi-cloud environments has received significant attention in recent years both from academic research and industrial development perspectives. However, there exists no effort to systematically investigate the state of research on this topic. The aim of this research is to systematically identify and categorize the multiple aspects of containerization in multi-cloud environment. We conducted the Systematic Mapping Study (SMS) on the literature published between January 2013 and July 2024. One hundred twenty one studies were selected and the key results are: (1) Four leading themes on containerization in multi-cloud environment are identified: 'Scalability and High Availability', 'Performance and Optimization', 'Security and Privacy', and 'Multi-Cloud Container Monitoring and Adaptation'. (2) Ninety-eight patterns and strategies for containerization in multicloud environment were classified across 10 subcategories and 4 categories. (3) Ten quality attributes considered were identified with 47 associated tactics. (4) Four catalogs consisting of challenges and solutions related to security, automation, deployment, and monitoring were introduced. The results of this SMS will assist researchers and practitioners in pursuing further studies on containerization in multi-cloud environment and developing specialized solutions for containerization applications in multi-cloud environment. |
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| spellingShingle | Containerization in Multi-Cloud Environment: Roles, Strategies, Challenges, and Solutions for Effective Implementation Waseem, Muhammad Ahmad, Aakash Liang, Peng Akbar, Muhammad Azeem Khan, Arif Ali Ahmad, Iftikhar Setälä, Manu Mikkonen, Tommi Distributed, Parallel, and Cluster Computing Containerization in multi-cloud environments has received significant attention in recent years both from academic research and industrial development perspectives. However, there exists no effort to systematically investigate the state of research on this topic. The aim of this research is to systematically identify and categorize the multiple aspects of containerization in multi-cloud environment. We conducted the Systematic Mapping Study (SMS) on the literature published between January 2013 and July 2024. One hundred twenty one studies were selected and the key results are: (1) Four leading themes on containerization in multi-cloud environment are identified: 'Scalability and High Availability', 'Performance and Optimization', 'Security and Privacy', and 'Multi-Cloud Container Monitoring and Adaptation'. (2) Ninety-eight patterns and strategies for containerization in multicloud environment were classified across 10 subcategories and 4 categories. (3) Ten quality attributes considered were identified with 47 associated tactics. (4) Four catalogs consisting of challenges and solutions related to security, automation, deployment, and monitoring were introduced. The results of this SMS will assist researchers and practitioners in pursuing further studies on containerization in multi-cloud environment and developing specialized solutions for containerization applications in multi-cloud environment. |
| title | Containerization in Multi-Cloud Environment: Roles, Strategies, Challenges, and Solutions for Effective Implementation |
| topic | Distributed, Parallel, and Cluster Computing |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.12980 |