Follow @mikelangelo_eu A key goal of the MIKELANGELO project is to improve I/O performance for both Cloud and HPC workloads. Partners are working hard to enhance hypervisors (sKVM), Guest OSes (OSv), Middleware (e.g. Torque, OpenStack, package management), and hosted applications (e.g. by leveraging Seastar). If you cannot measure it, you cannot improve it - Lord…
Follow @mikelangelo_eu This blog post presents the work done on enabling the virtual machines inside the Torque resource manager. First, what is Torque? Torque is an open source technology, fork of PBS, to schedule computing tasks (jobs) on big clusters and HPC installations, developed by Adaptive Computing. It consists of three major parts: (at least…
Follow @mikelangelo_eu This article introduces the architecture of the MIKELANGELO project, describing our main innovations. At the same time this article is the first of the MIKELANGELO architecture series. The remaining article dive deep on individual innovations. MIKELANGELO’s architecture builds on the experience of dozens of researchers across 9 renowned organisations to optimise and leverage VM performance.…
Follow @mikelangelo_eu We are happy to announce a postdoctoral research position in the area to cloud security at the Communication Systems Engineering Department at Ben Gurion University (BGU), Israel. The position is supported by a European Commissions Horizon 2020 ICT funded project, Mikelangelo (it’s obvious — right? it’s appearing on this page…). We are looking for a highly motivated…
Follow @mikelangelo_eu Have you ever wondered what happens if you put Europe’s finest cloud computing researchers in one place for three days? So have we. This is why we are joining the Cloud Forward 2015 Conference in Pisa. We are excited to discuss the future of computing with European thought leaders in all things cloud.…
