DANCE

Distributed Systems Research Group on Autonomy,

ResilieNce, Collaboration, and Energy (DANCE)


Research Statement

Distributed systems have become the fundamental computing infrastructures for many important real-world applications such as Internet search engine, enterpise data center, virtualized hosting infrastructure, online file sharing, information analytics, and scientific computing. The DANCE research group conducts fundamental research in distributed systems with focuses on intellignent management of complex distributed systems, distributed data-intensive computing, and system reliablity and availability.

Distributed system research resembles dancing in many ways. Both are fun but challenging; both require a lot of coordinated thinking but are also super-rewarding!   --- Xiaohui (Helen) Gu.  
                                                                  

Recent News
  • 06/2009: [Funding] Received IBM Faculty Award 2009 for cloud computing research.
  • 04/2009: [publication] Papers on infotrack monitoring and cloud resource management are accepted by ICAC and IWQoS 2009. Congradulations to Zhenhuan, Yongmin, and Prakash!
  • 11/2008: [Funding] Received IBM Exploratory Stream Analytics Award.
  • 9/2008: [publication] Paper on Online System Anomaly Prediction is accepted by ICDE 2009 as a full paper.
  • 8/2008: [publication] Paper on Shared Component Composition is accepted by TPDS.
  • 7/2008: [Service] Accepted TPC invitations of ICDCS 2009, MDM 2009, SDM 2009, and ICME 2009.
  • 6/2008: [Funding] Received NCSU Faculty Research and Professional Development (FRPD) Award.
  • 5/2008: [Funding] Received IBM Faculty Award.
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Research Sponsors
  • IBM Exploratory Stream Analytics Award, 2008.
  • NCSU FRPD Award, 2008.
  • IBM Faculty Award, 2008, 2009.
  • CACC funding, 2008.
  • NCSU Startup Funding, 2007.

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