Issues on Big Data & Cloud Computing
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This document discusses cloud computing and big data. It notes that while cloud computing standards have been developed since 2010 through organizations like ISO and ITU, big data standards are still being investigated. The relationship between cloud computing and big data is that big data will increasingly be stored and processed in the cloud due to the large data volumes. The document raises questions about what should be priorities for big data tools and services, and concludes that standards development is still needed to guide big data and cloud computing.
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Issues on Big Data & Cloud Computing
- 1. CLOUD COMPUTING & BIG DATA Seungyun Lee Standards An Inconvenient Truth on Leading Edgy Technology
- 2. JUST BLENDING TERM? BIG DATA “The real potential and the real issues of Big Data have not yet been revealed.”
- 3. Some Issues
- 5. DATA is the Next Intel Inside |Web2.0,TimO’Reilly 10 Years Ago
- 6. BIG DATA
- 9. DATABIG Answer should be This is nothing new !
- 10. DATAMANAGEMENT DATAANALYTICS VS Acquisition, Storing, Processing, … Mining, Social Analysis, Visualization, …
- 11. Source> http://www.datasciencecentral.com/ Big Data Stack What should be key things? Realtime Smart & Intelligent Killer Service
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- 13. + Big Data Open Source Tools
- 14. Big Data Open Source Tools
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- 20. The Digital Future Mobile Economy 2014
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- 24. JTC1 Cloud Computing Standards Activities
- 25. SINCE 2010 Cloud Computing Standards
- 26. ISO/IECDIS17788 Informationtechnology-Cloudcomputing-Overviewandvocabulary ISO/IECDIS17789 Informationtechnology-Cloudcomputing-Referencearchitecture ISO/IECNP19086 Informationtechnology-Cloudcomputing-Servicelevelagreement(SLA) IY.3501:Cloudcomputingframeworkandhigh-levelrequirements Y.3510:Cloudcomputinginfrastructurerequirements Y.3511:Cloudcomputing-Frameworkofinter-cloudfornetworkandinfrastructure Y.3520:Cloudcomputingframeworkforendtoendresourcemanagement Y.3503:RequirementofDesktopasaService Current International Standards
- 27. BIG Data International Standards No Standards Yet ISO/IEC JTC 1 Big Data Study Group (SG on BD) ITU-T SG 13, “Requirements and capabilities for cloud computing based big data” (Y.Bigdata-reqt) Big Data Community Group Big Data Technical Committees(AMQP, KVDB, MQTT, XMILE)
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- 34. Thank You Seungyun Lee / Ph.D. Manager of W3C Korea Office Convenor of ISO/IEC JTC 1 SC 38 WG 3 | Cloud Computing Director, Service Standards Research Team Standards Research Center, ETRI Office. +82-42-860-5508, Mobile. +82-10-8720-2954 Email. [email protected], [email protected]