Conveners
Infrastructure Clouds and Virtualisation Session I
- Philippe CHARPENTIER ()
Dr
Giuseppe Codispoti
(INFN & Bologna University)
16/03/2016, 16:00
Infrastructure Clouds and Virtualisation
Oral Presentation
After the successful LHC data taking in Run-I and in view of the future runs, the LHC experiments are facing new challenges in the design and operation of the computing facilities. The computing infrastructure for Run-II is dimensioned to cope at most with the average amount of data recorded. The usage peaks, as already observed in Run-I, may however originate large backlogs, thus delaying the...
Dr
Randall Sobie
(University of Victoria)
16/03/2016, 16:20
Infrastructure Clouds and Virtualisation
Oral Presentation
Context-aware computing is a topical area for the multimedia or content-delivery industry. In this model, one uses situational and environmental information to anticipate needs and proactively offer situation-aware content, functions and experiences. We believe scientific computing can significantly benefit from a context-aware design. Currently we operate a distributed cloud computing...
Mr
Arunachalam B
(Centre for Development of Advanced Computing)
, Mr
Kalasagar B
(Centre for Development of Advanced Computing)
, Mr
Vineeth Arackal
(Centre for Development of Advanced Computing)
16/03/2016, 16:40
Infrastructure Clouds and Virtualisation
Oral Presentation
Abstract— In this paper, we discuss the implementation details of SuMegha Scientific Cloud Lab Kit, which enables users to setup their own private scientific cloud. The scientific cloud offers infrastructure, platform, and/or software services for the scientific community working on modeling and simulation of problems in domains of bioinformatics, climate modeling, etc. It enables the...
Dr
L. Zangrando
(INFN - Sez. Padova)
, Dr
Marco Verlato
(INFN)
16/03/2016, 17:00
Infrastructure Clouds and Virtualisation
Oral Presentation
Computing activities performed by user groups in Public Research and Administration are usually not uniformly distributed over periods in the order a year. The amount of computing resources effectively used by such groups may vary significantly. In those well defined environments customers generally stipulate contracts with their Data Centers to guarantee the provisioning of an average...
