CloudWave is very busy this week at the Fourth European Conference on Service-Oriented and Cloud Computing (ESOCC) in Taormina (Messina), Italy, 15-17 September 2015!
http://esocc2015.unime.it/schedule/
It starts on Tuesday morning when Philipp Leitner of partner University of Zurich will provide an overview of the project in a session dedicated to EU research on cloud computing, organized by the CloudWATCH project.
That same Tuesday afternoon we'll be hosting a workshop together with the SeaClouds project:
Seamless Adaptive Multi-cloud Management of Service-based Applications
The objective of the workshop is to provide a forum to discuss problems, solutions and perspectives aimed at enabling an efficient and adaptive management of service-based applications across multiple clouds. For details on the agenda and accepted papers, please see our dedicated workshop page:
https://www.scenic.uma.es/workshops/seawave/
One of the presentations at the workshop will be "Multi-level Adaptations in a CloudWave Infrastructure: a Telco Use Case”, presented by partner Telecom Italia's Boris Moltchanov, worked on in collaboration with University of Messina's Dario Bruneo and Francesco Longo.
Our ESOCC marathon continues on Thursday with a keynote from CloudWave project coordinator Eliot Salant of IBM: "Challenges in developing an efficient Cloud Management Framework".
We're looking forward to discussing the latest in cloud R&D with all of you at ESOCC this week!
http://esocc2015.unime.it/schedule/
It starts on Tuesday morning when Philipp Leitner of partner University of Zurich will provide an overview of the project in a session dedicated to EU research on cloud computing, organized by the CloudWATCH project.
That same Tuesday afternoon we'll be hosting a workshop together with the SeaClouds project:
Seamless Adaptive Multi-cloud Management of Service-based Applications
The objective of the workshop is to provide a forum to discuss problems, solutions and perspectives aimed at enabling an efficient and adaptive management of service-based applications across multiple clouds. For details on the agenda and accepted papers, please see our dedicated workshop page:
https://www.scenic.uma.es/workshops/seawave/
One of the presentations at the workshop will be "Multi-level Adaptations in a CloudWave Infrastructure: a Telco Use Case”, presented by partner Telecom Italia's Boris Moltchanov, worked on in collaboration with University of Messina's Dario Bruneo and Francesco Longo.
Our ESOCC marathon continues on Thursday with a keynote from CloudWave project coordinator Eliot Salant of IBM: "Challenges in developing an efficient Cloud Management Framework".
We're looking forward to discussing the latest in cloud R&D with all of you at ESOCC this week!