European Research Activities in Cloud Computing

Dana Petcu · José Luis Vázquez-Poletti

2011년 11월 · Cambridge Scholars Publishing

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What’s new in the European research and development area? Cloud computing is a provision model where whatever computing resource that can be thought of (machines, network, software solutions, applications) is provided as a service. This new paradigm has changed the center of gravity of computing in both the academic and industry environments, but despite the considerable efforts and investments, there are critical problems that are not yet solved.

The research and development community involved in distributed computing is searching for viable solutions that will increase the adoption of the cloud. This is the case of the collaborative work done by multi-national teams in the context of the FP7 programme of the European Commission. Students, researchers and developers working in the field of distributed computing will find in this book a snapshot of the on-going activities in research and development of cloud computing undertaken at the European level. These activities are organized by the latest hot topics of cloud computing research, which include services, management, automation and adoption.

Summarizing, this book will help the reader understand and identify the research and development winds that are pushing the clouds to Europe.

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Dana Petcu is Professor and Head of the Computer Science Department at the West University of Timișoara, Romania; Researcher and Executive Director of the Institute e-Austria Timișoara; editor of more than ten proceedings; and author of more than two hundred papers and ten texbooks in distributed, parallel and numerical computing, with the most recent ones in cloud computing.

José Luis Vázquez-Poletti is Assistant Professor of Computer Architecture and Automation at the Department of Complutense, University of Madrid, Spain, and Cloud Computing Researcher at the Distributed Systems Architecture Research Group. He is author of more than forty papers on distributed computing. Since 2005, he has been participating in grid and cloud computing EU funded projects.