Description languages for the lifecycle activities of services in the cloud domain: A systematic mapping protocol

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cloud computing, protocolo de mapeo sistemático, lenguajes de especificación, ciclo de vida de servicio

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Las actividades del ciclo de vida de servicios requieren de los desarrolladores el razonamiento sistemático sobre sus aspectos relacionados. Lenguajes de especificación se utilizan en la ingeniería de software con el fin de mejorar la calidad y el tiempo de entrega de los sistemas de software, ofreciendo notaciones y abstracciones que facilitan el razonamiento sobre los diferentes aspectos en un problema de dominio. Entre diversos enfoques, que proponen lenguajes de especificación, nos interesan los que soportan y permiten el razonamiento analítico sobre las actividades del ciclo de vida de servicios en el dominio de desarrollo de aplicaciones en la nube. Este trabajo presenta un protocolo para el mapeo sistemático que provee una guía para determinar el estado del arte de los lenguajes de especificación que soportan las actividades del ciclo de vida del servicio en el dominio de aplicación en la nube, e identificar los problemas que esos lenguajes de especificación no han abordado.

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2017-12-30

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Bermeo, J., Zúñiga, M., & Solano, L. (2017). Description languages for the lifecycle activities of services in the cloud domain: A systematic mapping protocol. Maskana, 8(1), 67–77. Recuperado a partir de https://publicaciones.ucuenca.edu.ec/ojs/index.php/maskana/article/view/1967

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I Congreso de Ciencias de la Computación