Redação Acadêmica

Objective: Writing a scientific paper that presents the security and performance issues of OpenStack, Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure cloud platforms, and differences in their network implementations. The article should mention the changes that may benefit the platforms, as well as possible future developments. The article should have the following structure: Title, Author, Abstract (in English); Keywords, Content (introduction, development and conclusion) and References. The article should be between six and ten pages long. THE STRUCURE IS AS FOLLOW: Title Must include the subject's key concepts. Authors Displayed from in the center to the right margin, alphabetically or by titling. Each author's titles should be indicated in an asterisked footnote. Summary: A text with a predetermined number of words, where the purpose of the article should be explained, including the problem, the methodology used to solve the problem and the results. Abstract The abstract should be translated into a foreign language, according to above-mentioned criteria. Keywords These are words or phrases indicating the subject and serve to index the article. Introduction It Introduces and defines the issues investigated (problem understudy - what), the objectives (the purpose of the study), the methodology used in the study (how). Development and demonstration of results To carry out a presentation and a discussion of the theories that have been used to understand and elucidate the problem, by presenting them and relating them with the issue under investigation; Submit To present the statements of theoretical arguments and / or results that support them based on the collected data underpin the basis of data collected. The body of the article can be divided into as many items as necessary according to the nature of the work carried out done. Concerning this point, it is important to expose, by means of a deductive or inductive logic, the explanatory or demonstrative arguments arguments, explanations or statements through propositions developed in the body of article. Conclusion Final comments, where the development's partial conclusions are regrouped. When necessary it could also include: reference to possible applications of the results obtained and recommendations for future papers. References It is a list of the books, articles, or other bibliographic elements that were referenced throughout the article. All references should be listed.