nsf cac cloud interoperability testbed projects

CloudWatch Briefing: NSF CAC Cloudscape VII: Mar. 9, 2015 Brussels, Belgium

US National Science Foundation Cloud and Autonomic Computing

Industry/University Cooperative Research Center And Related NSF Cloud Activities Overview

CLoudWatch: Around the World in 45 Minutes March 9, 2015

Alan Sill, Ph.D Director, NSF Cloud and Autonomic Computing Center

Texas Tech University

CloudWatch Briefing: NSF CAC Cloudscape VII: Mar. 9, 2015 Brussels, Belgium

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Project ran 2011-2014 and has now concluded!

Award Made April 15, 2014

CloudWatch Briefing: NSF CAC Cloudscape VII: Mar. 9, 2015 Brussels, Belgium

Technical Cooperation Agreements:

NSF CAC Current Participants:

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Others to

come!

TTU

…(Existing)

Industry and Gov’t Members as of Feb. 2015:

MSU

(In Progress)

CloudWatch Briefing: NSF CAC Cloudscape VII: Mar. 9, 2015 Brussels, Belgium

Project update: Cloud Interoperability Testbed New CAC project on Chameleon to support standards and

software interoperability testing research projects:

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Replaces Previous FutureGrid project

updated: 10/23/14 CloudLab

New NSF research facility: “CACnetworking” SDN/NFV

interoperability testbed project now approved

Operated by:

CloudWatch Briefing: NSF CAC Cloudscape VII: Mar. 9, 2015 Brussels, Belgium

CAC project: XSEDE Standards Prototyping

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Standards Prototyping project recently approved!

CloudWatch Briefing: NSF CAC Cloudscape VII: Mar. 9, 2015 Brussels, Belgium

Conclusions •  The NSF CAC will use its industry/university connections to

promote and foster open cloud standards & interoperability testbeds using internal and external resources.

•  Specific projects have been proposed and approved on two new NSF computer-science-oriented cloud “testbed as a service” resources, Chameleon and CloudLab, which have recently been funded to replace the FutureGrid project.

•  These testbeds will be OPEN TO ALL who wish to cooperate with us on cloud interoperability, performance, standards or general cloud functionality testing within the context of the approved projects.

•  International participants welcome, as long as you’re willing to work on interoperability topics and share your results.