The fourth issue features articles from the current status of Cloud Computing and ways to collaborate between Europe and Japan. In SUCRE CloudSource we can find the "SDN-base experimental platform for validation of new applications and services" article about FELIX project. Issued twice a year Magazine showcases and widely disseminates the results of research.

FELIX was invited to participate and present the project outcomes at the international event organized by the European Commission and NICT/MIC in Brussels on 16-17 October 2014. More details about "The 5th EU-Japan.

FELIX tutorial was organized during MONAMI 2014 conference under the topic "SDN Experimentation Facilities and Tools". The first part of the tutorial set the ground regarding available SDN experimental facilities in Europe and worldwide. In particular, it was discussed how software-defined networking technologies form the foundation for the OFELIA and GENI experimental facilities. After a short.

FELIX project was presented at the workshop organized by the European Commission: "Shaping & Preparing the H2020 LEIT ICT WP2016 -2017 - Making Your Views Matter!". More on event.

On Wednesday, June 18 2014, during the SaCoNet 5th International Conference on Smart Communications in Network Technologies held in Vilanova i la Geltru, Spain, Carolina Fernández (i2CAT) presented the paper "Large-scale SDN Experiments in Federated Environments". This paper is the result of the first year of the project and shows the proposed architecture and the.

FELIX project was invited to participate in the workshop organized by SUCRE: "Research on Clouds and IoT in Europe and Japan: current status and ways to collaborate". More details at SUCRE.

The FIRE brochure 2014 has been published on the FIRE web and it is available for downloading at: http://www.ict-fire.eu/home/publications.html. The FELIX project is described there, presenting an overview of the project and key achievements up to.

On 18-20 March Athens will host the FIA meeting, which gathers future internet solution researchers in one place. More information on the FIA event can be found on https://www.fi-athens.eu. FELIX took this event opportunity to get in touch with a research community, propagate its concepts, ideas and get user feedback. A FELIX poster will be.

The FELIX overall architecture was recently released! The detailed description can be found in D 2.2 “FELIX General Architecture and Functional Blocks” report. FELIX assumes a distributed resources management model, where Resource Orchestrators builds an organized management structure, supervising Resource Managers which control specific types of physical resources and restricted to single.

The FELIX project is taking a pragmatic approach, therefore the workplan is organized around real use cases, which are unable to be solved with current state of the art technologies. FELIX objective is to fill the missing gaps, glue existing solutions implemented in independent projects and deploy own components in order to make all the picture.