Abstract

This study has researched and analyzed the core technology of the food virtualized resources Laboratory based on cloud computing environment. Design and implement a modular food virtualized resources Laboratory on this basis. As a business model innovation, there are more and more attentions to the cloud computing technology. Cloud computing tasks can be distributed in the pool of resources consisting of large number of computers in order to make a variety of applications to obtain services as needed, significantly simplify IT infrastructure, optimize resources and reduce risk.

Keywords:

Cloud computing, food virtualized resources, modular,

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