Prototyping Efficient Desktop-as-a-Service for FPGA Based Cloud Computing Architecture

Shi, Sheng; Shen, Xiang; Zhu, Yongxin; Huang, Tian; Yan, Shunqing; Li, Shiming

doi:10.1109/cloud.2012.121

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“…In Shu et al (2012), a Desktop as a Service (DaaS) for FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) based cloud computing architectures is discussed. It works with a proxy able to reduce the amount of data exchanged between the thinclient and the cloud server that exposes the desktop.…”

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A computer system architecture providing a user-friendly man machine interface for accessing assistive technology in cloud computing

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Villari

2015

Journal of Systems and Software

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A computer system architecture providing a user-friendly man machine interface for accessing assistive technology in cloud computing

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Villari

2015

Journal of Systems and Software

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“…Using VMs controlled by means of web‐based remote desktop clients enables Cloud providers to offer new forms of DaaS, that can suit different business scenarios. An example of DaaS is discussed in in which the authors propose a prototype implementing an field‐programmable gate array‐based Cloud computing architecture. A proxy to reduce the amount of data exchanged between the thin‐client and the server, in which the desktop environment that is installed is discussed.…”

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“…A toolkit that uses a novel methodology and related metrics to benchmark thin‐client based virtual desktop environments in terms of scalability and reliability is presented in . Although and highlight how it can be possible to reduce the exchanged traffic, they are based on prototypes, that are not ready to be integrated in a commercial OpenStack Cloud provider. In , the authors focus on DaaS in an educational Clouds.…”

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Evaluating alternative DaaS solutions in private and public OpenStack Clouds

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Summary Nowadays, remote desktop technologies are widely used to control remote computers. In this context, more and more Desktop as a Service (DaaS) solutions that allow users to directly control Virtual Machines through HTML5 web applications are emerging. However, currently, DaaS is at an early stage because several issues have to be addressed. In this paper, we aim to provide software architects a 360‐degree study on the major web‐based remote desktop client systems for the development of next generation DaaS solutions in both OpenStack‐based private and public Clouds. In particular, we compare and test different native and customized web‐based remote desktop solutions, specifically focusing on audio and video redirection performances in both Cloud environments. Exhaustive experiments highlight, from an objective point of view, the behavior of different DaaS solutions, providing useful hints to software architects and developers. Copyright © 2017 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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“…Another initiative that aims to provide a Cloud platform for the development of customized services is the Distributed Resilient Adaptable Cloud Oriented Platform as a Service (DRACO) PaaS [9].These projects aim to exploit Internet and all its information in different fields including education, employment, daily living, e-commerce, health, safety, energy sustainability [12]. Using Virtual Machine in a Wide Area Network represents the new challenge if we consider the great benefits of the remote Desktop [16], [8].…”

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How cloud computing can support on-demand assistive services

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Proceedings of the 10th International Cross-Disciplinary Conference on Web Accessibility

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This paper investigates how Cloud computing can meet the demands of people with disabilities who occasionally use a shared computer. In this situation, customized assistive software can not be available to the user since security policies prevent from having enough privileges to change local system preferences. In order to address such issue, we discuss an open source software architecture combining a webbased remote desktop management solution with virtualization technology. This system allows disabled users to access a virtual desktop running personal assistive software solutions. Hence, the disabled user can interact with the same virtual environment from any networked physical computer via a standard web browser. In the end, we discuss the major technological issue for the achievement of such a scenario.

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Prototyping Efficient Desktop-as-a-Service for FPGA Based Cloud Computing Architecture

Cited by 15 publications

References 10 publications

A computer system architecture providing a user-friendly man machine interface for accessing assistive technology in cloud computing

A computer system architecture providing a user-friendly man machine interface for accessing assistive technology in cloud computing

Evaluating alternative DaaS solutions in private and public OpenStack Clouds

How cloud computing can support on-demand assistive services

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