Cloud_native_technologies_in_eResearch-benefits_and_challenges.pdf (1.39 MB)
Cloud-native technologies in eResearch - benefits and challenges
The commercial world of public cloud has been rapidly evolving in the last 10 years,
democratizing access to software engineering tools and technologies that provide an
easy way for small teams to design, build and operate large distributed fault-tolerant
applications at Google/Amazon scale. “Cloud native” is a multi-disciplinary
approach/methodology that applies selected architectural patterns, software
development processes and freely available open source libraries/frameworks to
build distributed software applications designated to fully utilize the advantages of the
modern cloud-computing model. In this paper, we aim to make a case for wider
adoption of cloud native technologies in eResearch and discuss challenges on that
path
ABOUT THE AUTHOR(S)
Marko Laban
- Bio: Marko has more than 20 years of technical and product management experience
in various software industry areas including Cloud, Enterprise Software,
3D/Manufacturing, Bioinformatics and start-ups. In the past he was involved with
companies of different sizes from large ones like SAP and Cisco to early stage start-ups. Today, Marko is working as a Software Product Engineering Lead at NeSI.
