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StratusLab Announces Participation in Cloudscape IV


Jan. 24 — The StratusLab project will have a strong presence at the upcoming Cloudscape IV event which takes place in Brussels, Belgium, from 23-24 February, 2012.

Cloudscape IV focuses strongly on interoperability and portability issues with the involvement of key Standard Development Organizations as part of a call for action to strengthen international cooperation to address global challenges. Cloudscape IV also shines the spotlight on the reusable assets of European Distributed Computing Infrastructures and the need to foster synergies beyond the typical research infrastructure landscape. The event also sees the launch of the SIENA European Roadmap on Grid and Cloud Standards for e-Science and Beyond.

StratusLab member and OpenNebula Project Director, Dr. Ignacio M. Llorente, will present a session entitled "Open-source and Standards - Unleashing the Potential for Innovation of Cloud Computing," while StratusLab's Infrastructure Operations WP leader, Vangelis Floros, will give a short presentation as part of a round-table discussion among the DCI projects.

Catch up with the StratusLab team at this key event on the cloud computing calendar.

For more information, visit http://www.sienainitiative.eu/Pages/SelectedDocument.aspx?id_documento=c8687187-5a8f-4e9a-b25f-75c32afd37af.

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Source: StratusLab

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