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CAMEL and the modelling of cloud lifecycles

CAMEL groups existing domain specific languages for applications deployed in Cloud computing environments. Linking common terms between standards CAMEL has been implemented using the Eclipse Modelling Framework as an EMF model. Initial applications of the standard have been done in the High Performance Computing and Enterprise application domains where DSLs have been integrate into CAMEL to enable greater management of the Cloud Lifecycle through mode domain specific modelling.