Title :
Ezilla Toolkit - One Click to Build Private Cloud Easily
Author :
Pan, Yi-Lun ; Wu, Chang-Hsing ; Yu, Hsi-En ; Chen, Hui-Shan ; Huang, Weicheng
Author_Institution :
Nat. Center for High-performance Comput., Hsinchu, Taiwan
Abstract :
As virtualization technologies become more prevalent, Cloud users usually encounter the problem of how to build his/her own virtual cluster with a friendly user interface for virtual resource management. To help resolving this problem, an Ezilla, deploy private Cloud toolkit, has been developed by the Pervasive Computing Team at the National Center for High-Performance Computing (NCHC). Currently, this effort of Ezilla integrates the de facto Cloud middleware, Web-based Operating System (WebOS), and automatic resource allocation mechanism to form a virtual computer in distributed computing environment. Through Ezilla, with a click, Cloud users can customize and configure the specified virtual environment and virtual clusters. It is an extremely lightweight approach helping users to access virtual computing resources. The Ezilla toolkit leverages virtualization techniques and cluster scheduling policy. The main feature of Ezilla is simplifying a lot complexity of utilizing Clouds. Our goal is to make scientists or users painlessly run their jobs on Clouds.
Keywords :
cloud computing; middleware; operating systems (computers); resource allocation; user interfaces; virtualisation; Ezilla toolkit; Web-based operating system; automatic resource allocation; cloud middleware; cloud users; cluster scheduling policy; distributed computing environment; pervasive computing team; private cloud toolkit; user interface; virtual cluster; virtual computer; virtual computing resource; virtual environment; virtual resource management; virtualization technology; Cloud computing; Conferences; Cluster Scheduling Policy; Virtual Cluster; Virtualization Techniques; WebOS;
Conference_Titel :
Utility and Cloud Computing (UCC), 2011 Fourth IEEE International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Victoria, NSW
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4577-2116-8
DOI :
10.1109/UCC.2011.54