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Cloud Interchangeability - Redefining Expectations

The large growth of the last few years in cloud computing has been overwhelming, either on resources, deployment or complexity. Still, it lacks a sustaining basis such as standard methods and deployment settings to potentiate a full evolution. Interoperability and interchangeability are expected to overcome vendor lock-ins. This paper overviews the problem with a state-of-the-art review and reflects some of the undergoing approaches.