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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP160100406

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $390,000.00
    Summary
    Cloud-data centres resource allocation under bursty conditions. Cloud-data centres resource allocation under bursty conditions. The project aims to design, implement, and integrate solutions to manage resources in cloud data centres (CDCs), especially when operating under bursty workload conditions. CDCs are expected to assure performance whilst optimising resource usage at a minimum cost, but efficiently providing resources with specific performance requirements can be difficult. This project i .... Cloud-data centres resource allocation under bursty conditions. Cloud-data centres resource allocation under bursty conditions. The project aims to design, implement, and integrate solutions to manage resources in cloud data centres (CDCs), especially when operating under bursty workload conditions. CDCs are expected to assure performance whilst optimising resource usage at a minimum cost, but efficiently providing resources with specific performance requirements can be difficult. This project intends to develop scalable solutions with industry approved software plug-ins. This is expected to affect both trustworthy information and communications technology (ICT) infrastructure (delivering more resilient CDCs) and economic sustainability (reducing CDC usage cost for both users and providers) of today’s computerised society.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP150101213

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $574,932.00
    Summary
    Contention-Aware Scheduling in Cloud Data Centres. This project aims to design, implement, and integrate solutions to improve resource use of private cloud data centres (CDCs). CDCs are expected to guarantee performance while optimising resource usage at a minimum cost. This incurs technical challenges that must be tackled to efficiently provision on-demand resources with specific performance requirements. The project intends to push the applicability of both current techniques and the ones to b .... Contention-Aware Scheduling in Cloud Data Centres. This project aims to design, implement, and integrate solutions to improve resource use of private cloud data centres (CDCs). CDCs are expected to guarantee performance while optimising resource usage at a minimum cost. This incurs technical challenges that must be tackled to efficiently provision on-demand resources with specific performance requirements. The project intends to push the applicability of both current techniques and the ones to be designed in this project to industry-scale CDCs, and identify metrics and variables to holistically control service-level agreements of hosted applications. Scalable solutions with industry approved software plug-ins are the major outcomes of this project. The outcomes of this project will have a substantial impact on both environmental (lowering energy consumption to lead to greener infrastructure) and economic sustainability (reducing cloud usage cost for both users and providers) of today’s much computerised society.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP200103494

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $510,000.00
    Summary
    A Unified Framework for Resource Management in Edge-Cloud Data Centres. Edge Computing (EC) is an emerging paradigm with a great promise for advancing Information and Communications Technologies. This project aims to investigate and provide solutions for the realization of a seemingly integrated Edge Data Centres (EDCs) with cloud environments. Using theoretical and system development approaches, the project expects to generate new knowledge for managing the resources of an EDC ecosystem. Outcom .... A Unified Framework for Resource Management in Edge-Cloud Data Centres. Edge Computing (EC) is an emerging paradigm with a great promise for advancing Information and Communications Technologies. This project aims to investigate and provide solutions for the realization of a seemingly integrated Edge Data Centres (EDCs) with cloud environments. Using theoretical and system development approaches, the project expects to generate new knowledge for managing the resources of an EDC ecosystem. Outcome of this project includes practical solutions through building novel mathematical frameworks and resource management objectives accompanied by system implementations. These outcomes will benefit both scientific and industrial communities, and mark Australian scientists as pioneers in this emerging area of research.
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    Discovery Early Career Researcher Award - Grant ID: DE210100263

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $425,775.00
    Summary
    Adaptive Resource Management for Sustainable Edge Computing Systems. This project aims to develop adaptive resource management solutions in edge computing systems for efficient management of the use of limited computing resources and varying renewable energy resources without compromising the stringent needs of emerging Internet of Things applications. These resources will be jointly managed on the diverse, dispersed, often independently owned and operated edge devices with a set of prediction, .... Adaptive Resource Management for Sustainable Edge Computing Systems. This project aims to develop adaptive resource management solutions in edge computing systems for efficient management of the use of limited computing resources and varying renewable energy resources without compromising the stringent needs of emerging Internet of Things applications. These resources will be jointly managed on the diverse, dispersed, often independently owned and operated edge devices with a set of prediction, scheduling and energy saving techniques. The expected outcome is to realise a sustainable edge computing system to reduce both operational cost and negative environmental impact of the system. This project will elevate Australia to be a dominant player in sustainable computing and lead future development trends.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP190103710

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $425,134.00
    Summary
    Software-defined provisioning of Internet of Things applications in fog computing systems. This project aims to investigate and provide solutions for the realisation of a seemingly integrated Fog Computing (FC) paradigm with cloud environments, networking devices and Internet of Things devices. Fog Computing (FC) is an emerging paradigm with great promises for advancing Information and Communications Technologies. Using interdisciplinary approaches, the project expects to generate new knowledge .... Software-defined provisioning of Internet of Things applications in fog computing systems. This project aims to investigate and provide solutions for the realisation of a seemingly integrated Fog Computing (FC) paradigm with cloud environments, networking devices and Internet of Things devices. Fog Computing (FC) is an emerging paradigm with great promises for advancing Information and Communications Technologies. Using interdisciplinary approaches, the project expects to generate new knowledge for optimising both hardware and software resources of a FC system. Outcomes of this project include practical solutions through building novel mathematical frameworks and optimisation objectives. The project is expected to provide efficient monitoring and control of intelligent spaces, management of urban and rural environments and will have applications in the areas of energy, security, transport and public health.
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