Nowadays, cloud applications are developed in Platforms as a Service following the PaaS architecture imposed by several providers. We find in the literature some works describing frameworks and architectures for cloud software development, but there is a lack of a generic methodology which covers the whole application development lifecycle. Our work fits into the perspective of defining a generic methodology for automatic cloud-based services-oriented business application development. We focus on the requirements expression phase by defining a ”requirements vocabulary”, which is based on Linked USDL principles. The methodology we propose is designed for non-technical users. The highlight of this work is that it uses cloud computing and SOA advantages to allow a business stakeholder to proceed to business application development simply by defining his/her business requirements in terms of business functionalities; QoS parameters; and user preferences.

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Cloud computing,Business applications development,Requirement expression,Linked services,Services reuse,Orchestration tools

• Computer and Information Sciences - Natural Sciences
• Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Information Engineering - Engineering and Technology