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3. Build and deploy cloud
4. Develop application for cloud
5. Study and design some algorithm for cloud: resource management, load balancing, fault
tolerance
6. Security aspects
7. User level trust
8. Migrating data among clouds
9. Hybrid clouds
10. Virtualization: Migration in VMs
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13. You can add features like
14. SaaS using ssh protocol
15. Staas (object storage using nfs, block using ISCSI protocol)
16. IaaS using VNC or noVNC
17. CaaS
18. PaaS
19. You can also use AWS or some other big cloud providers to get some more new ideas.
Investigate usage of BitTorrent protocol (or other standardized p2p protocols) for data
movement within a grid.
Compare Data intensive applications versus scientific and other codes: NLP algorithms,
graph algorithms, spatial computations, data mining, data base manipulation
Cloud Computing for Satellite Data Processing on High End Compute Clusters
Service Oriented Architecture for Cloud based Travel Reservation Software as a Service
. deploy software defined networking for cloud end points using cloud infrastructure
2. make a software/algorithm that compresses the disk space at virtualization level
of cloud computing and can scale on demand with out loss of data.
3. make an algorithm to estimate the running cost of an application on targeted
cloud.
4. write a cloud broker that offers you services in the preferred geozone
5. make an network application/protocol that allows you to have a secure
communications between multiple clouds for same tenant.
https://github.com/sebgoa/simstack
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/CLOUDSTACK/DevCloud
http://makeyourcloud.blogspot.in/
KVM
XEN
Ubuntu enterprise cloud
the open source Globus Toolkit
http://toolkit.globus.org/toolkit/about.html
https://gigaom.com/2009/11/06/10-top-open-source-resources-for-cloud-computing/
http://www.tomsitpro.com/articles/open-source-cloud-computing-software,2-7542.html
https://blog.profitbricks.com/48-best-cloud-tools-for-infrastructure-automation/
http://www.pcquest.com/10-open-source-tools-for-cloud-infrastructure-andmanagement/
http://solutionsreview.com/cloud-platforms/open-source-cloud-platforms-enterprise/
http://www.tecmint.com/free-open-source-cloud-storage-tools-for-linux/
You can explore Alibaba Cloud services, these are quite reliable. They offer trials for 60 days
with free credits worth $300 for every signup, quite appropriate for beginners who need free
cloud services for open source or academic projects. This is how you can get started:
1. Sign up for a free trial on An integrated suite of cloud products, services and
solutions and become an active member. You will become eligible for $300
cloud credits to be used for multiple products and services as per your
requirements.
2. To earn more credits to spend on your account, you can refer and invite your
friends to join Alibaba Cloud and spend some minimum amount. For every
successful recommendation, you get free $6 cloud credits in your account.
The best part is that the more friends you recommend, more credits will be
transferred in your account.
The company I work for SCALR (www.scalr.net)- offers a Cloud Management
software and it's Open Source. This is particularly useful for academic research
-and a world leading university is looking to use it.
PiCloud (picloud.com) offers 20 free computing hours a month, If you make your
crawler code publicly available, Opani might be a good choice and relatively chea
I know three projects of open source:
1. Openstack;www.openstack.org
2. cloud.com;www.cloud.com
3. spotcloud;www.spotcloud.com
http://www.datamation.com/cloud-computing/75-open-source-cloud-computingapps-1.html