SanDiego
International Workshop on the Cloud/Grid/Utility Computing over Optical Networks

Venue:

Room 6E, San Diego Convention Center, San Diego, CA, USA
(A part of OFC/NFOEC 2009)

Time:

8am to 11am, Monday, March. 23th, 2009.

Organizers:

Chunming Qiao, [SUNY at Buffalo, USA]
Bill St. Arnaud, [Canarie Inc. Canada]
Dimitra Simeonidou, [Essex Univ. UK]
Peter Tomsu, [Cisco, USA]

Description:

Recently, there has been a lot of interests in Cloud, Grid and Utility computing and their influence in shaping the future network infrastructure. While Grid Computing is geared mainly towards scientific users and Grids, both Cloud and Utility computing are for enterprises. The common point for both approaches is their reliance on high speed optical networks to provide advanced and flexibly reconfigurable infrastructure. Optical network researchers are facing big challenges in delivering the necessary technologies for supporting Cloud, Grid and Utility computing services. Such technologies and services will change the Internet in much the same way as distributed and parallel computing has changed the computation and cyber-infrastructure today. The workshop will discuss various Cloud, Grid and Utility Computing approaches and will present the challenges (research and implementation) for our community.

Program:

Chunming Qiao - SUNY at Buffalo, USA Introduction
Bill St. Arnaud - CANARIE Inc. Canada Clouds and Optical Networks
Piero Castoldi, Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna Univ., Italy Challenges for enabling Cloud Computing over optical networks
Cees de Laat, Univ. of Amsterdam, Netherlands Challenges in Enabling Grid Computing over Optical Networks
Pascale Vicat-Blanc Primet, INRIA, France Virtualizing and Scheduling Network resource for Emerging IT services: the CARRIOCAS approach
Rodney Tucker, U. Melbourne, Australia Can Cloud Computing and Optical Networking Save the Planet?
Chunming Qiao, University at Buffalo (SUNY) Grid/Cloud Computing over Optical Networks - Opportunities & Research Issues
 

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