The Technion is involved with two research threads, addressing cloud network monitoring and adaptation: Theoretical models and applications and Efficient network monitoring of IaaS resources.
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Cloud network monitoring and adaptation
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ESOCC 2016 - summary of the training session
October 9, 20165th European Conference on Service-Oriented and Cloud Computing was held in Vienna, Austria on 5th - 7th of September, 2016. The ESOCC Conference was the premier conference on advances in the state of the art and practice of Service-Oriented Computing and Cloud Computing in Europe. The program of the workshop edition included an opening session with a brief discussion about cloud-focused European projects and the future of ICT in Europe. After the talk, papers were presented and workshops took place.
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ATOS team working on the PriceCost Manager
September 23, 2016Atos, as part of the work on CloudWave project, is developing the PriceCost Manager. It is a system able to calculate and visualize the costs and price from a specific application that has been deployed in a cloud. Multi-tenant applications are deployed in the clouds, therefore, all the system has to be thought in a multi-tenant way. We also want to design a system that is able to handle the cost of several cloud platforms as it has been depicted in Figure attached. The tendency is to have federated cloud and or work with different cloud management platforms.
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Internet of Things resources in Infrastructure-as-a-Service Clouds
September 8, 2016As part of the work on CloudWave's adaptive infrastructure, the University of Messina is working on the possibility to involve Internet of Things resources in Infrastructure-as-a-Service Clouds. The Stack4Things framework has been designed and partially implemented as part of the CloudWave stack.
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HRL CloudWave team is leading the Octavia-based Elastic LBaaS for OpenStack clouds
August 31, 2016IBM Haifa team working on OpenStack networking infrastructure took up the challenge of defining and implementing one of the most important cloud computing features, the lack of which hinders the ability of OpenStack based clouds to succeed in highly competitive cloud providers market. This feature is Elastic Load Balancer as a Service (ELBaaS), a major step forward over the exiting community reference implementation, a highly available active-passive Octavia configuration, available since the Mitaka release.
CloudWave empowers cloud infrastructure and their hosted applications to transparently collaborate to obtain high levels of service at lower costs.
Minimize Cloud infrastructure costs while meeting customer Service Level Agreement (SLA) requirements of hosted applications
Find the most efficient way of deploying and maintaining your application in the Cloud with full insight into its performance metrics
Improve the development experience and help tune your application to meet Cloud-based workloads
The video introduces the CloudWave´s value proposition and business benefits for its main users: Application Developers (Dev), Application Operators (Ops) and Cloud Operators (Cloud Ops).
Project Goals
CloudWave aims to significantly increase the competitiveness of the European cloud services industry by introducing breakthrough technologies for developing and deploying high-quality, adaptive cloud applications for a converged IoS/IoT ecosystem.
With CloudWave, service providers will be able to rapidly design and deliver innovative, sustainable digital services for consumers, at low cost and high quality; and service consumers will benefit from higher service availability, quality and dependability across all areas of life – including business, science, leisure activities and government operations.