Uploaded October 2022 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
The Internet of Everything (IoT, IIoT, Vehicular Networks, Smart *), requires applications to deal with a large amount of data – streamed, processed and stored from small devices to analytical systems. Cloud computing offers a solution to this issue, providing on-demand resources to process this data. New applications such as Tactile Internet, VR/AR, need low latency, geo-data storing and processing, and privacy & security protection, thus requiring new hybrid public and private edge/fog/cloud architectures. In this talk, we present ways to rapidly program and prototype FaaS-based distributed dataflow applications, allowing an easy redeployment according to dynamic change in the environment and preventing single points of failure. Finally, we discuss ongoing work to formalize and check the correctness of such service orchestrations.
Speaker: Frédéric Le Mouël, University of Lyon, INSA Lyon
►About the event
Research Day showcases successful research cooperation between Red Hat and academic institutions worldwide and connects researchers with Red Hat engineers, customers, partners, industry representatives, and others interested in research that will impact open source software.
►Are you interested in open source projects we are incubating at Red Hat Research? Visit research.redhat.com to learn more and get involved!
The Internet of Everything (IoT, IIoT, Vehicular Networks, Smart *), requires applications to deal with a large amount of data – streamed, processed and stored from small devices to analytical systems. Cloud computing offers a solution to this issue, providing on-demand resources to process this data. New applications such as Tactile Internet, VR/AR, need low latency, geo-data storing and processing, and privacy & security protection, thus requiring new hybrid public and private edge/fog/cloud architectures. In this talk, we present ways to rapidly program and prototype FaaS-based distributed dataflow applications, allowing an easy redeployment according to dynamic change in the environment and preventing single points of failure. Finally, we discuss ongoing work to formalize and check the correctness of such service orchestrations.
Speaker: Frédéric Le Mouël, University of Lyon, INSA Lyon
►About the event
Research Day showcases successful research cooperation between Red Hat and academic institutions worldwide and connects researchers with Red Hat engineers, customers, partners, industry representatives, and others interested in research that will impact open source software.
►Are you interested in open source projects we are incubating at Red Hat Research? Visit research.redhat.com to learn more and get involved!
