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Utility computing, as a book category, covers the technical, operational and business aspects of providing computing resources as a metered, on‑demand service—often overlapping with cloud, grid and hosted services—so readers can learn how organizations procure, architect, manage and monetize computing like a utility. Titles in this category typically explain the underlying technologies (virtualization, multitenancy, orchestration, billing and monitoring), service models and SLAs, deployment patterns and migration strategies, security and compliance considerations, economics and pricing models, and real-world case studies and best practices for IT architects, engineers, and decision‑makers. Books may range from high‑level surveys and historical perspectives on the shift from capitalized data centers to service delivery, to hands‑on implementation guides for building or consuming utility/cloud platforms, as well as analyses of business models, governance and future trends.

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