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Articles Abstracts JRES 2015 JRES 2015 - article(s) - abstract https://conf-ng.jres.org/2015/renderabstract.html... Articles abstracts JRES 2015 Articles abstracts Posters abstracts Abstracts arranged by chronological order Abstracts arranged by author Abstracts arranged by alphabetical order 1 of 134 07/12/15 23:29 JRES 2015 - article(s) - abstract https://conf-ng.jres.org/2015/renderabstract.html... Articles abstracts Arranged by chronological order 2 of 134 07/12/15 23:29 JRES 2015 - article(s) - abstract https://conf-ng.jres.org/2015/renderabstract.html... 189 : Rosetta, in search of our origins Author : Philippe Gaudon Rosetta is a double observation project of a comet : the orbiter observing from remote the comet development according to its distance to the sun, the Philae lander from a position on the surface. P. Gaudon will sho! why "# years !ere needed to reach the comet Churyumov- Gerasimenko, ho! activities have been conducted since the arrival in the surroundings of the comet in "#14, !hat are the first important scientific results provided by the numerous instruments of the 2 probes ( 3 of 134 07/12/15 23:29 JRES 2015 - article(s) - abstract https://conf-ng.jres.org/2015/renderabstract.html... 1') : GÉANT Association +RENs for $ampuses Author : Peter Szegedi .upporting the global higher education and academic research community with networking and other value added services above the net is the key mission of the European Research and -ducation +etworking /+REN) organisations gathered under the GÉA+, Association. Campus Best Practice is one of the flagship activities funded by the European Commission under the GÉA+, project. 2t collects best practice documents and disseminates them to campuses covering various technical areas relevant to them. eduroam is a networ& access service that supports student mobility across campuses and it is part of the broader federated identity work of the GÉA+, Association. Simple guidelines for implementing successful federated login to web%based services are also available for campus 2, administrators. Discovering cloud service offerings not only at your home NREN but from other +RENs and industry partners is just as important as sharing knowledge and expertise on cost-effective data storage infrastructure deployments and file based sync 5 share services facilitated by the ,F-Storage task force. A brand ne! activity related to real time communications and multimedia management has just started in GÉANT that brings together traditional video conferencing, WebR,$ technology and Open -ducation support services for the benefit of the collaborative teaching and learning ecosystem. This tremendous knowledge is all available in a fully open fashion for universities and campuses powered by GÉANT. ' 4 of 134 07/12/15 23:29 JRES 2015 - article(s) - abstract https://conf-ng.jres.org/2015/renderabstract.html... 96 : OwnCloud Implementation in the University of Lorraine Author : Benjamin Seclier ,he university of Lorraine observed that many teachers-researchers use synchronisation and file sharing services like Dropbo4 or Google Drive. To ensure the confidentiality and to conserve scientific and technical data, !e decided to provide this kind of service in our university. After studying several synchronisation/file sharing solutions, the ownCloud soft!are has been selected and deployed = experimentally first = (end of "0140, then made available for all staff in September 2015. In this communication, I will present the different steps of this installation in our university : 1. the installation of the required infrastructure for this service. 2?ll explain the detail of all our servers and some choices we made about sessions storage, logs centralisation, etc. ; 2. the presentation of ownCloud?s plugins /A apps »0, used in our establishment ; 3. ho! !e decided to open our service step by step in order to reach 7### persons ; 4. the tools created for this opening (the full documentation, video tutorials, survey, etc.) ; Some numbers will be used to illustrate my presentation /average quota among others). 9 5 of 134 07/12/15 23:29 JRES 2015 - article(s) - abstract https://conf-ng.jres.org/2015/renderabstract.html... 1(" : Dy CoRe, File Sharing and Nomadism Author : David Rousse Background Since the end of "#12, the National Centre for .cientific Research /CNR.0 has offered laboratories specific services /http://ods.cnrs.fr/0 that are adapted to research tasks and their security constraints: Secure Cloud (virtual servers, secure web site hosting, raw data storage), Integrated Messaging, CoRe /multi-control collaborative portal), My Com (individual video conferencing). A new service, My CoRe /http://ods.cnrs.fr/mycore.html), based on the open-source software ownCloud /https://owncloud.org/), has enhanced this offer. 2t allows agents working in CNRS units to: exchange files with other people private or personal partners from the world of research with flexibility, share and synchronise large files in an area that is accessible from any location with an Internet connection /roaming0, with any type of platform, ensure simple and secure safeguarding of professional files. Presentation Details This presentation at the "#15 Network Conference /JRES0 aims to detail the way this service was built and the areas of satisfaction but also the difficulties encountered. The follo!ing topics will be addressed during the presentation: pre-project, highlighting a reflection on the status of the art and the functional needs that have emerged from the situation; feasibility study, focusing on load tests conducted and the technical pre-framewor& that followed; implementation of the solution, focusing on the functional and technical details underlying this service; pilot phase and its resulting feedback; current status of the project and future developments. ) 6 of 134 07/12/15 23:29 JRES 2015 - article(s) - abstract https://conf-ng.jres.org/2015/renderabstract.html... 178 : Synchronize and Share Documents With Seafile Authors : Vincent Lucas, Éric Laemmer, Simon Piquard, Alain Heinrich, Pascal Geoffroy ,his year, the Strasbourg University has set up a ne! service to provide syncing and sharing file facilities. This service is based on GSeafile" soft!are and hosts actually more then 100## users and 2To of data. This paper depicts the project realization and evaluation. First, the article explains .eafile mechanisms, such as client main principles, client-server communication and the deployed architecture. Then, we describe the account management process. For example, we details the guest account management process, !hich ables collaboration with external members from the Strasbourg University. Finally, we evaluate Seafile functionality, management complexity and performances. To this end, we analyse common use cases and our feedback experience. C 7 of 134 07/12/15 23:29 JRES 2015 - article(s) - abstract https://conf-ng.jres.org/2015/renderabstract.html... )6 : FG-Cloud: Community Science-Based Distributed Cloud Authors : Jérôme Pansanel, Mohamed Airaj, )atherine Biscarat, Nicolas Clementin, Christine Gondrand, Sébastien Geiger, Vanessa Hamar, Michel Jouvin, Vincent Legoll, Sha Li, Charles Loomis, Matthieu Marquillie, Jean-Marc Pierson, Matthieu Puel, Geneviève Romier, François Thiebolt, Andrei Tsaregorodtsev ,he scientific interest group /.2 0 France Grilles, initially focused on grids and storage, now offers services based on IaaS 'Cloud $omputing?. By integrating the latest technological advances, the group offers a service that meets changing needs for processing scientific data, particularly in terms of elasticity and flexibility. As a result, France Grilles has developed a federation of IaaS clouds, based on the principle of sharing and pooling expertise, bringing together resources (calculation, storage, network and human resources) supplied freely by various participating sites, imposing as fe! constraints as possible. In the first section, !e will present the features of the infrastructure: * the sites and the human network behind the infrastructure * the technology used * the services in production * hosting of ne! participating sites * integration at the European level and - 2 certification The second part will give details of a number of examples of using the infrastructure, and in particular the lessons we have learned from the Cloud $hallenge, a full-scale infrastructure test by an expert user. 7e will conclude with ho! to access the France Grilles Cloud and the various services offered to users: * Cluster instantiation (calculation, storage, network) on demand * Support (training, advice, help0 * Documentation * Developments (in terms of Cloud instantiation) 8 * Link to - 2?s federated Cloud 8 of 134 07/12/15 23:29 JRES 2015 - article(s) - abstract https://conf-ng.jres.org/2015/renderabstract.html... ' : Multiplatfom 3esktop Virtualization for Linux / 7indows / Mac OS X - Feedback Authors : Patrick Kocelniak, Simon Nieuviarts Adeline is a student in class 1A. She bought a Windo!s laptop for her studies. Grégory is a teacher. Le?s a geek !ho loves adding experimental bits and pieces to his ;inux distribution. Mves is also a teacher, but like most of the teachers at the school, he has a laptop running Mac OS. At school or at home, using their personal computer, Adeline, Grégory and Yves connect to https://pcvirtuel.ensimag.fr using their web browser. A page appears and they begin working on a virtual Linu4 PC that is identical in every way to the Linu4 used in the school's practical wor& classrooms. They can therefore be sure that
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