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25.02.2013
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Summary of the Lecture
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In this lecture with lab (VL -- Vorlesung mit Laborübung) students will get an overview about relevant concepts, technologies and standards in the area of Large Scale Distributed Computing (LCDC). In particular we will cover all aspects of Cloud Computing infrastructures targeting arbitrary Cloud infrastructures and not particular Cloud products (e.g., Amazon products, Google App, etc.) Furthermore, the lecture will contain the basic knowledge necessary to apply LSDC in practice and to configure, use and apply LSDC in different application domains. The lecture will be held in either german or english language (depending on the liking of the audience). All written material such as assignments, tests, slides or further reading will be provided in english language.
In the theoretical part of the lecture we will cover following topics:
- Overview about the most popular LSDC paradigms like High Performance Computing (HPC), Grid computing, Cloud Computing, global distributed computing, and voluntary computing, evolution of LSDS
- Cloud Computing: delivery models, deployment types, etc.
- Monitoring of Cloud infrastructures (application monitoring, VMs monitoring, hardware monitoring)
- Cloud Programming Models (MapReduce, etc.)
- Knowledge management in Clouds
- Cloud federation mechanism
- Cloud technologies (e.g., virtualization, SLAs)
- Cloud business models, security, privacy and trust issues in Cloud computing
- Compliance-based Cloud middleware
- Green IT: energy efficient large-scale distributed systems
- Market mechanisms in Cloud Computing (e.g., management of the market liquidity)
In the practical part the students will have to implement, deploy, and test a (prototype) application or middleware related to, and embedded into one of our research projects:
- Foundations of Self-governing ICT Infrastructures and
- Energy efficient Large Scale Distributed Systems
Check out tentative lab project topics.
The practical part will consist of one assignments and students will work in teams of 3. Lab projects will be announced according to the lecture and lab schedule.
For the course a registration in TISS Starting with March 2nd to April 21st 2012 is necessary. For any questions on the lecture please contact Ivona Brandic.
Maximum Number of Students
For organisatorial reasons the course is restricted to at most 50 students. Registration are given out first come - first served, according to registrations in TUWIS++. Please do not register for the course if you are not honestly interested in doing it.
Necessary Prior Knowledge
Students enrolling to this course should have the following prior knowledge:
Must have:
- A solid background in procedural and object-oriented programming.
- Already taken the introductory course of the Distributed Systems Lab, Lab Web site
Nice to have:
- Basic knowledge of Web Services and Service-Oriented Architectures.
Generally, during the course it will be assumed that students have reasonable programming skills and know their way around in the distributed system area.
Lecturer
Talk Announcement:
Titel: Zertifizierte Cloud durch das EuroCloud Star Audit SaaS: Ein Best Practice-Ansatz zur Auswahl eines vertrauenswürdigen Cloud-Anbieters
Zeit: Dienstag, 10. Mai 2011, ab 17:00 Uhr
Ort: Forschungsgruppe Scientific Computing, Raum C316 des UZA IV, Nordbergstraße 15/C/3, 1090 Wien
Vortragender: Dr. Tobias Höllwarth (Eurocloud, Auditierung & Zertifizierung)
Details: http://www.ocg.at/ak/cloud/news.html
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