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Every few years a new hype or revolution emerge in the IT world. Over the past few years virtualization technologies and cloud computing have grown in popularity and they are seen as the next paradigm shift. However, as for most new paradigm which are rapidly adopted by industry, there may be confusion between the concepts and their implementation, the principles and the actual services, the corporate and the commercial approaches, the hypes and hopes.
This series of three lectures aims at clarifying these possible
ambiguities by presenting the virtualization concepts, its
application to the Cloud metaphore, via the presentation
and demonstration of different virtualization technologies.
Targeted audience : This series of three lectures targets any computer scientists or physicists interested in better understanding the virtualization and cloud concepts. |
Theme:
Virtualization and Clouds |
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Thursday 3 March |
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10:15 11:10 |
Lecture |
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Carlos Garcia Fernandez |
Description Virtualization has become over the past years a popular approach to try and use more efficiently computing resources.
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Audience and benefits |
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Pre-requisite |
Theme:
Virtualization and Clouds
Lecture:
Server Virtualization at Work
A few questions addressed in the lecture
Thursday 3 March |
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11:20 12:15 |
Lecture 2 |
Carlos Garcia Fernandez |
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Description After the introduction to virtualization in lecture 1, this second lecture focuses on server virtualization through practical demos.
Participants will see on a demo how to create a robust,
redundant and high-availability cluster of Virtual Servers.
They will see how to connect this cluster to multiple
virtual networks, how to life migrate a server from one host
to another one and how to manage and monitor a huge number
of virtual servers in a real production environment |
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Audience Anyone interested in today's server virtualization possibilities and in the future trends. |
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Pre-requisite |
A few questions addressed in the lecture
Thursday 3 March |
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14:00 - 14:55 |
Lecture 3 |
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Description
Cloud computing has been a buzzword
for many years but more than ever it continues to attract
and keep the interest of both the computer community and
businesses. In this lecture we discuss the concepts,
applications and benefits of Cloud Computing. As an example
of a Cloud Computing application at CERN, we present "lxcloud". |
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Pre-requisite No special prior knowledge of the topic is required to benefit from this lecture. |