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Figure 1.1: The IDC’s forecasts on worldwide IT cloud services spending in billion dollars [1]
Figure 1.2: A daily demand distribution of a typical Internet application [2]
Figure 1.5: Insourcing and Outsourcing resources within a federation.
Figure 2.2: Hypervisor-based vs. Container-based virtualization.
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