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[This post was originally published on the GEYSER blog. ICCLab is a partner in GEYSER and is responsible for developing workload migration mechanisms and other activities.] Scheduling workload in the cloud is an important capability which can be used to realize energy savings and it is the focus of some of our activities within the GEYSER project. […]
[This post originally appeared on the XiFi blog – ICCLab@ZHAW is a partner in XiFi and is responsible for operating the Zurich node.] As with any open compute systems, security is a serious issue which cannot be taken lightly. XiFi takes security seriously and has regular reviews of security issues which arise during node operations. […]
Overview Todays Application developer tooling is focusing on single (mostly monolithic) applications and local development on developer workstations. Modern “Cloud Native Applications” on the other hand are distributed, decoupled, resilient and highly scalable. Sometimes a Business Application consists 20+ so called Microservices. In the cloud age, customers expect fast innovation and a downtime-free application provisioning. […]
We are proud to announce that the ICCLab has released Hurtle! Hurtle is a result of the ICCLab’s Cloud Orchestration Initiative. What is hurtle? With Hurtle, you automate the life-cycle management of any number of service instances in the cloud, from deployment of resources all the way to configuration and runtime management (e.g., scaling) of each instance. […]