Slides and recording of CoE-DSC webinar ‘Assessing compatibility among cloud services in a marketplace’

On Thursday May 8, 2025, we organized a webinar: ‘Assessing compatibility among cloud services in a marketplace’ by Giulia Biagioni. She is a Scientist at the Netherlands Organization for Applied Scientific Research (TNO). This webinar was powered by Topsector ICT.

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If you watch the recording of this webinar, towards the end of her presentation, Giulia is mentioning a survey. You can still fill out this survey. The link is: https://forms.office.com/e/esd6RvcKTs

Summary

To enable federation among cloud services (whether PaaS, SaaS, or IaaS), it is crucial to check the compatibility of service characteristics. This task is challenging and requires validating numerous parameters. In this presentation, we will introduce the compatibility metrics that have been developed to assess service compatibility. The compliance check has been implemented using semantic-based technologies.

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