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This is to announce the next Concertation meeting on “Network Technologies – Future Internet Architectures Cluster” is going to take place on 25.03.2015 in Brussels, collocated with Net Futures 2015. Since the previous meeting on 22nd Oct 2014, 7 new projects have been joined and included in the cluster (these are BEBA, ENDEAVOUR, NEAT, POINT, […]
The iJoin-Project is organizing an 5G-Winter-School, hosted by the University of Bremen. As part of the very distinct and representative program, the ICCLab is invited to present the latest results of the Mobile-Cloud-Networking (MCN) project.
Some impressions and take-aways from the event.
In my previous blog post I covered my initial impressions on Monasca. In the following trilogy I will cover its installation, setup, and testing. The installation will be performed for the Java version of Monasca, as some components have both Java and Python code available. For those which only need a quick local setup best […]
Following from our successful and fun outing at the Openstack Summit in Paris (read all about our adventures here, here and here ) at which Vojtech and Srikanta gave talks on live migration and rating, charging and billing respectively (videos here), we’re getting prepped up for the next one in Vancouver. This time out, we’ve thrown our […]
=========================================================== CALL FOR PAPERS AND PARTICIPATION =========================================================== International Workshop on Automated Incident Management in Cloud (AIMC’15) April 21-24 2015, Bordeaux, France http://aimc.io/ Held in conjunction with European Conference on Computer Systems (EuroSys) http://eurosys2015.labri.fr/ Schlagwörter: aimc, cloud incident management, workshop
Introduction I have introduced Disaster Recovery (DR) services in the tutorial of last ICCLAB newsletter which also made an overview of possible OpenStack configurations. Several configuration options could be considered. In particular, in case of a stakeholder having both the role of Cloud provider and DR service provider, a suitable safe configuration consists in distributing […]
Beni Truninger is a researcher at the ICCLab, currently working on the Rating, Charging and Billing project. Before joinging the cloud computing team, he had already been at the InIT for two and a half years, participating in different projects in Information Security. Beni has a bachelor’s degree in IT from Zurich University of Applied Sciences […]
Everyone in the lab wishing Victor a speedy recovery. Get well soon Victor..
Overview Currently today, large internet-scale services are still architected using the principles of service-orientation. The key overarching idea is that a service is not one large monolith but indeed a composite of cooperating sub-services. How these sub-services are designed and implemented are given either by the respective business function, as in the case of traditional […]
Resource Management in Cloud Computing is a topic that has received much interest both within the research community and within the operations of the large cloud providers; naturally, as it has a significant impact on the cloud provider’s bottom line. Much of the work to date on resource management focuses on Service Level Agreements (for […]