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Thesis
Kertész Attila.  2011.  Meta-brokering solution for establishing Grid Interoperability.
Kertész Attila.  2004.  Fraktálgenerálás párhuzamos környezetben.
Miscellaneous
Kertész Attila.  2005.  A JPVM felépítése és használata grafikus környezetben.
Kertész Attila, Kacsuk P, Iosup A, Epema DHJ.  2008.  Investigating peer-to-peer meta-brokering in Grids.
Kertész Attila, Kecskeméti G, Brandic I.  2009.  Autonomic Resource Virtualization in Cloud-like Environments.
Journal Article
Kertész Attila, Pflanzner T..  2016.  Towards enabling scientific workflows for the future internet of things. Lecture Notes of the Institute for Computer Sciences, Social-Informatics and Telecommunications Engineering, LNICST. 169:399-408.
Pflanzner T., Kertész Attila.  2014.  Towards data interoperability of cloud infrastructures using cloud storage services. Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics). 8374 LNCS:85-94.
Tornyai R., Kertész Attila.  2014.  Towards autonomous data sharing across personal clouds. Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics). 8806:50-61.
Kecskemeti G, Kertész Attila, Marosi A.C..  2017.  Towards a methodology to form microservices from monolithic ones. Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics). 10104 LNCS:284-295.
Kritikos K, Pernici B, Plebani P, Cappiello C, Comuzzi M, Benbernou S, Brandic I, Kertész Attila, Parkin M, Carro M.  2013.  A Survey on Service Quality Description. ACM COMPUTING SURVEYS. 46:1–58.
Baniata H., Kertesz A..  2020.  A Survey on Blockchain-Fog Integration Approaches. IEEE Access. 8:102657-102668.
Markus A., Kertesz A..  2020.  A survey and taxonomy of simulation environments modelling fog computing. Simulation Modelling Practice and Theory. 101
Bacsó G., Kis T., Visegrádi Á., Kertész Attila, Nemeth Z..  2016.  A Set of Successive Job Allocation Models in Distributed Computing Infrastructures. Journal of Grid Computing. 14:347-358.
Kertész Attila, Dombi JD, Benyi A..  2016.  A Pliant-based Virtual Machine Scheduling Solution to Improve the Energy Efficiency of IaaS Clouds. Journal of Grid Computing. 14:41-53.
Varadi S, Kertész Attila, Michael P.  2012.  The Necessity of Legally Compliant Data Management in European Cloud Architectures. Computer Law and Security Review. 28:577–586.
Kertész Attila, Pflanzner T, Gyimothy T.  2018.  A Mobile IoT Device Simulator for IoT-Fog-Cloud Systems. Journal of Grid Computing. (2018):1-23.
Karoczkai K., Kertész Attila, Kacsuk P..  2016.  A Meta-Brokering Framework for Science Gateways. Journal of Grid Computing. 14:687-703.
Varadi S., G. Varkonyi G, Kertesz A..  2020.  Legal Issues of Social IoT Services: The Effects of Using Clouds, Fogs and AI. Studies in Computational Intelligence. 846:123-138.
Kertész Attila, Varadi S.  2012.  Legal Issues Associated with Data Management in European Clouds. ERCIM News. :35–36.
Kertész Attila.  2015.  Interoperable data management using personal and infrastructure clouds. IEEE Cloud Computing. 2:22-28.
Kertész Attila, Kecskemeti G, Brandic I..  2014.  An interoperable and self-adaptive approach for SLA-based service virtualization in heterogeneous Cloud environments. Future Generation Computer Systems. 32:54-68.
Kacsuk P., Kecskemeti G, Kertész Attila, Nemeth Z., Kovács J., Farkas Z..  2016.  Infrastructure Aware Scientific Workflows and Infrastructure Aware Workflow Managers in Science Gateways. Journal of Grid Computing. 14:641-654.
Kertész Attila, Kacsuk P.  2009.  Grid Interoperability Solutions in Grid Resource Management. Systems Journal, IEEE. 3:131-141.
Kertész Attila.  2007.  Grid Brókerek evolúciója: Egységben az erő. Hiradástechnika.
Baniata H., Sharieh A., Mahmood S., Kertesz A..  2020.  Graft: A model for evaluating actuator systems in terms of force production. Sensors (Switzerland). 20