The CLOUDS Lab Research Probes

The key objective of the CLOUDS Lab is to develop fundamental, next-generation cloud and grid technologies that support a true utility-driven service-oriented computing. Within CLOUDS Lab, the following research probes are being explored:

Cloud Computing

Energy-Efficient Computing

Grid Economy and Scheduling

Datagridbus.org/alchemi Grid Brokering and Scheduling

Workflow Scheduling and Grid Economy

Cooperative Coupling of Clusters

Service Level Agreements (SLA)-based Resource Allocation System

.NET Based Grid Computing

Grid Market Directory and Service Publication

Grid Simulation (GridSim)

Resource Usage Accounting

Meta Search Engine and Web Services

Web-based Grid Portals

Gridscape II: A Customisable and Pluggable Grid Monitoring Portal and its Integration with Google Maps

P2P Compute Power Market (CPM)

Distributed Application Composition

Sensor Grids and Open Sensor Web Architecture

Internetworking of Islands of Grids

Next-Gen Content Delivery Networks

e-Utilities

     
Grid Computing and Distributed Systems (GRIDS) Laboratory
Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering
The University of Melbourne, Australia