Link to Recording: link to video file on Google DriveSlides: presentations folder on Google DriveCo-Chairs: Jebb Stewart, Matt Austin, Rich Baldwin
NOAA is moving to the cloud together. The cloud simplifies IT without letting traditional IT hurdles get in the way. This allows us to innovate in ways that are fundamental to the business of science we are in. There are many initiatives across NOAA that impact data management and cloud technologies. NOAA is in the process of finalizing developing a Cloud Strategy that guides the adoption and utilization of cloud capabilities and services. The NOAA Big Data Project (BDP) is making the vast data resources available on the cloud. The Earth Prediction Innovation Center (EPIC) driving full numerical model prediction capabilities to the cloud.
Presentations (abstracts in this Google Doc):
- Data Driven Cloud Adoption in NOAA
Matt Austin - How to Build a System that is Both Cloud Native and Cloud Agnostic: Lessons Learned from Developing the NESDIS Enterprise Consolidated Catalog
Evan McQuinn - Transitioning local to cloud-native data processing, lessons from an environmental dataset
Bjorn Brooks, Matthew Menne - NOS/IOOS Coastal Modeling Cloud Sandbox: developing an infrastructure for collaborative modeling
Tiffany C. Vance, Patrick Tripp, Brian McKenna, Kathleen Bailey, Patrick Burke, Kelly Knee, Christopher Paternostro, Derrick Snowden, Micah Wengren - Migrating CO-OPS Operational Real-Time Infrastructure to the Cloud
Armin Pruessner, Bob Aspinall, Salim Leyva
