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Over the recent years, the rapid development of Cloud Computing has driven to a large market of cloud  services that offer infrastructure, platforms and software to everyday users. Yet, due to the lack of common  accepted standards, cloud service providers use different technologies and offer their clients services that are  operated by a variety of proprietary APIs. The lack of standardization results in numerous heterogeneities  (e.g., heterogeneous service descriptions, message level naming conflicts, data representation conflicts etc.)  making the interoperation, collaboration and portability of services a very complex task. In this work we  focus on the problems of interoperability and portability in Cloud Computing, we address their differences  and we discuss some of the latest research work in this area. We evaluate and point out relationships between  the identified solutions. Finally we present a use case scenario of the FI-STAR project, that aims to bridge the  gap of healthcare provision in cloud computing. We demonstrate the architecture of the project and we discuss  possible interoperability and portability issues.

A Survey on Approaches for Interoperability and Portability of Cloud Computing Services