Cloud Edge Client Coordination

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Session description

Enabling workload orchestration among central cloud, edge cloud, and clients has many useful use cases, such as accelerating AI applications, streaming services, and cloud gaming.

However, there is no standardized mechanism for workload coordination and orchestration between central cloud, edge cloud, and clients, which may hinder the interoperability of the workload user, cloud provider, client-side OS, and applications.

This session will discuss the emerging new use cases and standard gaps of cloud, edge, client coordination.

Session goal

Get feedback and discuss gaps in standards today to realise the emerging use-cases.

Additional session chairs (Optional)

@mmccool

Who can attend

Anyone may attend (Default)

IRC channel (Optional)

#cloud-coordination

Other sessions where we should avoid scheduling conflicts (Optional)

#15, #23, #36

Instructions for meeting planners (Optional)

Avoid scheduling conflicts with sessions related to WNIG, WoT

Agenda for the meeting.

1. Discuss emerging use cases (AI model use case, Home AI/IoT use case, Cloud gaming use case; 10m)
2. DEMO (EdgeRoutine; 5m)
3. Discuss and identify standards gaps
   • list of standard gaps （25m）
   • prioritize identified standard gap (10m)
   • followup actions (10m)

Links to calendar

• 2024-09-25, 14:45 - 15:45

Meeting materials

• Minutes

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