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TeciRes : Towards Cloudy Research

TeciRes : Towards Cloudy Research. Xiaoyu Chen School of Electronic and Computer Science University of Southampton xc2@ecs.soton.ac.uk. OGF 28 Munich, March 15-18, 2010. Outline. Background What is cloud computing? Cloudy Research? State-of-the-art Recommendations. Background.

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TeciRes : Towards Cloudy Research

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  1. TeciRes: Towards Cloudy Research Xiaoyu Chen School of Electronic and Computer Science University of Southampton xc2@ecs.soton.ac.uk OGF 28Munich, March 15-18, 2010

  2. Outline • Background • What is cloud computing? • Cloudy Research? • State-of-the-art • Recommendations

  3. Background • Overview • Funded by JISC • Managed by University of Southampton • 16/11/2009 – 15/05/2010 • Technical Review of Using Cloud for Research • Associate projects • Review of Using Cloud for Research • Use Cases • Non-technical issues, in particular governance, legal and economic issues) • Review of the Environmental and Organisational Implications of Cloud Computing in Higher and Further Education • current evidence for the environmental costs and benefits of cloud computing • implications of cloud computing for institutional activities outside the research area • Project Site: http://tecires.ecs.soton.ac.uk

  4. Background • Deliverables • JISC management documents • JISC project final report • JISC project completion report • JISC final budget report • TeciRes reports • Interim report (delivered to JISC in Feb.) • TeciRes final report (to be public accessible in the middle of May) • 2 X brief papers • Guidance to researchers for using Cloud (technical only, without economic, ethic and other issues) • Guidance to private/public/hybrid Cloud providers (mainly using open source tools building private cloud and hybrid cloud)

  5. Established Trends

  6. Our definition an emerging business model that delivers computing services over the Internet in an elasticself-serviced, self-managed, cost-effective manner with guaranteed Quality of Service (QoS).

  7. Role-based Interpretation

  8. Delivery Model

  9. Deployment Model

  10. Architectural prototype

  11. Enabling Technologies • Virtualisation • Monitoring • Metering and accounting • Capacity planning and SLA management • Billing and reporting • Programming APIs

  12. Towards Cloudy Research • Cloudy Research Environment • Researchers • Role: end user, CSV, CTP • HE Institutes • Role: CSP, CTP

  13. Towards Cloudy Research • Case Study

  14. Towards Cloudy Research • Case Scenario Categorisation: • Scenario-1: cloud outsourcing

  15. Towards Cloudy Research • Case Scenario Categorisation: • Scenario-2: cloud bursting

  16. Towards Cloudy Research • Case Scenario Categorisation: • Scenario-3: private cloud

  17. The “Research Cloud” • Case Scenario Categorisation: • Scenario-4: hybrid cloud

  18. Towards Cloudy Research • Case Scenario Categorisation: • Scenario-5: community cloud

  19. Towards Cloudy Research • Case Scenario Categorisation: • Scenario-6: cloud tool/service provisioning

  20. State-of-the-art • Commercial offerings • Amazon Web Services • IBM WebsphereCloudBurst • IBM Smart Business Cloud Development and Test • Microsoft Azure • Open Cloudware • OpenNebula • Reservior • Euclyptus

  21. AWS

  22. Eucalyptus

  23. Recommendations

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