Open Journal of Cloud Computing (OJCC) (ISSN: 2199-1987)

Description

In cloud scenarios, computing and storage resources are typically hidden from the user. Dependant on the demand of the resources of a user's application, different amount of resources can be used from a large pool of resources, which is shared between many users. Scalable applications are required, which can deal with the different amount of resources. The business model of cloud computing is often pay-per-use: You pay what you are using.
OJCC publishes regular research papers, short communications, reviews and visionary papers in all aspects of cloud technologies. There is no restriction on the length of the papers.
Regular research papers are full original findings with sufficient experimental research. They make substantial theoretical and empirical contributions to the research field. Research papers should be written as concise as possible.
Short communications report novel research ideas. The work represented should be technically sound and significantly advancing the state of the art. Short communications also include exploratory studies and methodological articles.
Research reviews are insightful and accessible overview of a certain field of research. They conceptualize research issues, synthesize existing findings and advance the understanding of the field. They may also suggest new research issues and directions.
Visionary papers identify new research issues and future research directions, and describe new research visions in the field. The new visions will potentially have great impact for the future society and daily life.
This journal deals with all the aspects of cloud computing and technologies. We except original and high quality submissions related (but not limited) to the following topics:
Hadoop
distributed file systems like HDFS
programming environments such as MapReduce
Big Data and clouds
public/private/hybrid/community cloud
cloud databases
cloud infrastructures
cloud scenarios
cloud applications
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
Platform as a Service (PaaS)
Software as a Sevice (SaaS)
scalable on-demand services
virtualization of resources
business models