Giving Private Clouds Public Capabilities
summary
Argues for a third‑generation model where on‑premise clouds talk to each other using server-to-server sharing and admin‑enforced file firewall policies (expiry, device or LDAP‑group restrictions). Uses ownCloud software, federation SSO and LDAP to avoid provisioning, and integrates with existing storage instead of creating new silos. Notes deployments: SurfNet federation with ~1,000,000 users, a NRW academic rollout targeting 500,000 users, and CERN prototypes for 10,000+ scientists; many pilots work but enrollment, verification and standards remain blockers.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:43What is Cloud
- 2:27First Generation
- 5:23Open Source
- 8:12Third Generation
- 9:31File Firewall
- 11:02Summary
- 12:02Marcus Rex
- 12:47Introductions
- 15:52Getting everybody connected
- 18:02Service verification
- 21:02User expectations
- 21:57User interface
- 22:52Setup
- 25:37Sharing
- 26:42Collaboration
- 28:12Open Standards
- 30:07Why OwnCloud
- 33:12Success Factors
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