The ARCADIA project aims to provide a novel reconfigurable by design highly distributed applications’ development paradigm over programmable infrastructure. The main objective is to facilitate application developers to develop software that is able to take advantage of the underlying infrastructure, while in parallel support the deployment and dynamic configuration of applications in an optimal and […]
AppHub, an H2020 project, funded in part by the European Commission is a non-profit marketplace and a service platform that brings the market to your open source project. AppHub helps the market to seamlessly identify position and implement the software outcomes of your projects. The partners that run and promote AppHub combine unparalleled expertise in […]
The continuous growth of Internet content, applications and services has resulted in ever more demanding requirements of computing power, scalability, data processing, data storage, energy consumption and transfer speed. To meet this, one solution is the use of the cloud paradigm for applications and services. It covers a broad range of distributed computing principles as […]
Cloud Management Software (CMS) provides high-level abstraction and virtualization of the underlying computing, networking and storage resources, to make their provisioning flexible, dynamic, and faster. Unfortunately, the mapping of virtual resources to physical servers and devices is not a trivial task; for this reason, CMS often implements very simple algorithms, leading to inefficient usage of […]
The ARCADIA project aims to provide a novel reconfigurable by design highly distributed applications’ development paradigm over programmable infrastructure. The main objective is to facilitate application developers to develop software that is able to take advantage of the underlying infrastructure, while in parallel support the deployment and dynamic configuration of applications in an optimal and […]
Our first research findings are out! Prior to the completion of our 1st year, the ARCADIA consortium is in the front line publishing novel methods that emerged from the project’s recent research activities. Make sure to check the list of published content under the menu Documentation > Publications. Make sure to follow us on our […]
The network of the future is envisioned as an effective, intelligent, adaptive, active and high performance Internet that can enable applications ranging from smart cities to tsunami monitoring. The network of the future will be a network of billions or trillions of entities (devices, machines, things, vehicles) communicating seamlessly with one another and is rapidly […]
The 1st technical meeting of the ARCADIA project is being organised, during the 7 and 8 of July by SINTEF, in Oslo Norway.
International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks is a peer-reviewed, open access journal that focuses on applied research and applications of sensor networks. A large number of important applications depend on sensor networks interfacing with the real world. These applications include medical, military, manufacturing, transportation, safety and environmental planning systems. Many have been difficult to realize […]
This project has received funding from the European Union’s HORIZON 2020 Programme, (Call H2020-ICT-2014-1), Grant no.645372
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