Re: [occi-wg] CompatibleOne Hands On Session 13, 14 June: LATEST NEWS

Jean-Pierre, If I were there, I would definitely buy you a beer or your favorite beverage based on this message! There's about three beer's worth of news at least contained below... Once you are happy with WS-Agreement you may want to look into WS-AN (the negotiation part) - great for offer/counter-offer schemes. Good luck in PAris and in Amsterdam, Alan On May 29, 2012, at 12:14 PM, wrote:

Hi Alan,

We are open to any suggestion which would help both. During CompatibleOne session, we will show all the good things we do thanks to OCCI We'll show to attendees how to use OCCI and CompatibleOne services Plus we will also introduce new features such as SLA provisioning with WS-Agreement (we hope you'll appreciate) We, Jamie and I, are planning to come to Amsterdam on the 15th (the day after this hands on session) to spend at least one day with PlugFest people. Maybe could we present what happened in Paris in the previous days?

About this other project you refer to, it is named OCEAN and is lead by Fraunhoffer FOKUS. OW2 is also involved and this should quite simple to synchronize common efforts. If needed, I'll put Florian in touch with the right people.

Best regards, JPL. Mobile:+33 6 32 98 27 66

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Hi Jean-Pierre,

Thank you very much for for this notice.

Is there any way to tie presentations from this event into the Cloud Plugfest in Amsterdam, Shenzhen and Chicago, June 14-17 2012?

Descriptions and a list of available presentation time slots are available on the new CloudPlugfest.org web site

http://cloudplugfest.org

I have also heard of a new funded project in the EU framework looking to hold plug fests of a similar nature. Perhaps Florian can help coordinate contact between these and the OGF community through our new Cloud Interoperability working group, which was started officially with a BOF at OGF 35 in Oxford.

We also have a related "cloud plugfest" community group, cloud- plugfest-cg, on the new OGF Redmine and linked on the cloudplugfest.org site as a good repository for public projects aimed at interoperability and standards use.

Hope this helps,

Alan

Alan Sill, Ph.D Vice President of Standards, Open Grid Forum

On May 29, 2012, at 4:06 AM, wrote:

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Dear all,

For our next Hands On Session, CompatibleOne Team has the great honour to announce the particpation of Billy Cox, Cloud Strategy Director for Intel Software & Services Group. Billy will share with us his perspectives about Cloud Computing and the role of Cloud Service Broker (see Billy Cox's Bio below)

This Hands On Session will be held on 2 days (13th & 14th of June) in Institut Telecom Mines ParisTech, 46, rue Barrault - 75013 Paris (room C128).

This session will be the opportunity to answer all the questions you may have concerning usage of CompatibleOne. You will be able to to manipulate CompatibleOne platform with the help and support of the developers themselves. And naturally these sessions will be interactive and will take place in real conditions i.e. in the cloud.

The detailed agenda can be found on http://www.compatibleone.org/bin/view/Events/CompatibleOne+2nd+Hands+On+Sess... Note that due to international participation, all presentations and discussions will be in ENGLISH.

Hands On Session is free of charge but the number of seats is limited. Please confirm your participation ASAP on http://doodle.com/azuwtaprt8qr8xqc

We look forward at meeting you there,

CompatibleOne Team

Billy Cox, director in Software Services Group and responsible for Cloud Builders, who outlined how the Cloud Builders program is providing service providers and corporate IT teams with guidance on how to build and use their own unique clouds. Intel’s Cloud Builders program provides reference architectures in the key areas such as power management, security, and ‘on-boarding’ (securely migrating apps and content from private systems up to the cloud). End user customers are encouraged to use these reference architectures as the basis for their cloud designs or simply as a way to get a view into how the various software and hardware solutions operate. _______________________________________________ occi-wg mailing list occi-wg@ogf.org https://www.ogf.org/mailman/listinfo/occi-wg