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Cloud computing conveys scalable and on-demand services to huge set of users in variety of domains all over the world. Thus it has been revolutionized the strategy used for employing distributed services to various business as well as government organizations. As the popularity increases, the complication of the cloud environment is also increasing at an enormous degree. Though, this novel technique has produced many issues not only for service providers, but also for customers, who have already been owned complicated legacy systems. This paper analyses SLA management related to cloud computing. The work begin with an investigation of cloud computing architecture. Then, we discuss existing structure, metrics, penalties etc. of Service Level Agreements in various cloud services models such as SaaS, PaaS and IaaS. Subsequently we analyses the Energy Aware SLA which is the extension of existing Cloud SLA in which as an additional, it includes energy and carbon parameters. In the last section, we summarize our findings as a conclusion.