serviceplatform.org
- Open Source Service Platform Research
 
   
  Welcome to serviceplatform.org! The Open Source Service Platform Research initiative is committed to exploring, hosting and promoting innovative research ideas in the Internet of Services and related topics such as Cloud Computing. We invite researchers everywhere to use our results and to contribute back.  
 
Highlights
Experience the Internet of Services: Download and run the live demonstrator SPACEflight natively or virtualised. Use the Internet of Services: Access the Crowdserving social service network from your browser. Services in the Cloud: Try out the built-to-order virtual machine execution and the resource service descriptions.
News and Announcements
23. January 2012: Research impulse from Brazil

How can software and resources, offered as a service, be scaled according to non-functional requirements in the cloud? How can multiple providers of already amortised resources be handled in a just-in-time cloud? Throughout 2012, these questions will be answered and SPACE will be extended accordingly through a PDJ grant by the Brazilian research council, CNPq.
10. October 2011: New mission and web site design

Starting from a set of components to form a single service platform, our work has grown quite a bit since 2008. Therefore, we decided to expand the site's mission to explore, host and promote results on a higher level anywhere in our fields of services and cloud computing, as long as we're involved with contributions. You will now find results ranging from the core SPACE service platform to the integrated live demonstrator SPACEflight in addition to the latest development on service-driven cloud computing.
25. September 2011: SPACEflight 1.0 beta6 released

After several months of hard work the live demonstrator SPACEflight was released this month. It carries a new extension: An extensible toolchain for service engineering and provisioning. Please refer to the announcement blog post for more details on the changes, and then head over for the downloads.
 
 
Much of the work on serviceplatform.org projects is either publicly funded work or comes from volunteer contributions. Please check out our credits and funding sections to learn more.