A significant milestone towards a Dependable Service Economy has been reached with the final publication of results of the recently concluded SLA@SOI research project. Launched in June 2008, this European Commission funded project has been researching, developing and proving tools and techniques that can embed SLA-aware infrastructures into the service economy.
In recent days a suite of 11 new videos has been uploaded to the SLA@SOI YouTube channel. They cover key topics spanning the SLA@SOI Studio, SLA@SOI Monitoring, the Open Reference Demonstrator and the Enterprise IT Use-Case. If you haven’t seen them yet, check them out…
Some of the latest results from SLA@SOI were showcased at Intel’s recent Research@Intel open day. Several hundred attendess from the technical press, analyst organisations, industry, academia and government were introduced to the project and presented with some of its most recent results…
The 30th floor of the World Trade Centre in the new city of Almere, The Netherlands, was the venue for a highly informative conference focused on the Dependable Cloud. Hosted by Custon, a Dutch company dedicated to performance on demand, and co-organised by SLA@SOI, it featured insightful presentations from and engaging discussions with large-scale industry [...]
The barriers to cloud adoption are heavily documented across the internet. In this blog post, we examine some of the main solutions put forward by the SLA@SOI consortium in addressing the issue of data security…
SLA@SOI is delighted to announce that following several months of preparation a conference dedicated to the Dependable Cloud will be held this April 28th in Almere, The Netherlands. For more information, and to register, please see Events > The Dependable Cloud.
Several of the SLA@SOI Use Cases now have videos available. They can be viewed from the dedicated Use Case pages under Research > Focus Areas, and they are also being published on our new SLA@SOI YouTube Channel.
The Future Internet constitutes the next major paradigm to support integration, interrelation and inter-working across the Internet of Services, the Internet of Things and the underlying technology cloud platform. Service Level Agreements (SLAs) are of crucial importance for securing the success of the Future Internet so that services in there become dependable and tradeable.
Over the last few weeks SLA@SOI developers have been busy porting their code over to Sourceforge. All are welcome to explore the code and accompanying documentation, and the development team can be contacted via the support channels…
SLA@SOI participated at the recent OGF30 in Brussels, where OCCI and DCI-Fed were of particular interest
