Combining Node-RED and Openwhisk for Pattern-based Development and Execution of Complex FaaS Workflows The CCGrid symposium series serves as a major international forum for presenting and sharing recent research accomplishments and technological developments in the […]
The PHYSICS project General Assembly meeting was held on March 30th & 31st. The meeting was hosted by Red Hat in Israel. During the meeting the partners had the opportunity to participate at meeting in […]
Application period is about to start! Google Summer of Code (GSoC) is a program designed to bring new, excited contributors into open source communities, with the hope that they will continue to contribute to open […]
5th Workshop on Hot Topics in Cloud Computing Performance (HotCloudPerf 2022) at ICPE 2022 9. April, 2022 – Virtual Conference Overview The HotCloudPerf workshop proposes a meeting venue for academics and practitioners, from experts to […]
One of the key features of the PHYSICS platform will be the ability to serve a FaaS application in various infrastructures in a distributed manner. For instance, in the agriculture sector, IoT-based applications leverage data […]
Innovation Sprint is a Belgian SME that offers technology solutions to the eHealth and Life Sciences business sectors, focusing on Big Data Analytics & Artificial Intelligence on Real-World Data (RWD). Innovation Sprint has a multidisciplinary […]
The security implications of FaaS in terms of benefits and concerns is still an open topic that requires additional research. The serverless architecture in a general perspective, has mainly positive outcomes when it comes to […]
For years IT infrastructures were specifically concentrated in data centers or outsourced to the cloud for greater efficiency but according to an IDC study on Industrial IoT in Germany[1] there are meanwhile more and more […]
H2020 PHYSICS is developing a novel FaaS (Function-as-a-Service) infrastructure for Serverless computing, which aims at unleashing the powerful of developers in implementing and deployingend-to-end FaaS workflows across multi-cloud environments. In this direction, PHYSICS built uponexisting […]
One of the main objectives of PHYSICS is to provide a FaaS (Function as a Service) Platform able to operate, orchestrate, and deploy service applications adaptatively on different infrastructures from several cloud providers. Most current […]
