1. A method for dynamically distributing one or more services in a network comprised of a plurality of computers, the method comprising: a) deriving a past chronological progression of a resource capacity required for a respective service according to a prescribed service requirement from a past chronological progression of a resource demand for the respective service in a predetermined time interval whereby, in order to determine the resource capacity at a point in time in the predetermined time interval, the chronological progression of the resource demand is statistically evaluated in a partial interval of the predetermined time interval, which contains the point in time or lies adjacent to this point in time, and the statistical evaluation is used to determine the resource capacity that satisfies the prescribed service requirement in the partial interval; b) predicting a chronological progression of the resource capacity required for the respective service from the past chronological progression of the resource capacity required for the respective service; and c) distributing, by a computer, the services performed on the computers based on one or more optimization criteria, wherein the optimization criterion or criteria includes that the respective computers provide enough resources for the services performed on the respective computers based on the predicted chronological progressions of the resource capacities required for the respective services.