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Cloud Resilience Lab

The Cloud Resilience Lab is dedicated to research and teaching in the field of resilient cloud and hybrid infrastructures. The lab has been led by Professor Dr Patrick-Benjamin Bök and Professor Dr Matteo Große-Kampmann since 2023. The aim of the research at the Cloud Resilience Lab is to investigate and develop innovative and resilient solutions in the field of distributed and integrated cloud systems. At the same time, the latest findings are shared in courses held in the lab. Eight people are currently working and conducting research on resilient concepts, methods and tools for digital systems.

Facilities

  • 25 workstations (Apple Silicon/arm64) for the development of client, mobile and cloud applications
  • Server systems for testing methods and concepts in the context of resilient distributed systems
  • Virtualised network infrastructure for researching and testing dynamically controlled computer and cloud networks 
     
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Room
Building 3 | 2nd floor | Room 03 02 110

Heads of Laboratory
Professor Dr Patrick-Benjamin Bök
Professor Dr Matteo Große-Kampmann

More infos on
https://cloudresiliencelab.de/

Prof. Dr. Matteo Große-Kampmann
Distributed Systems
+49 2842 90825 9732

Kamp-Lintfort Campus

Matteo Große-Kampmann is a professor of distributed systems at Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences and associate dean of the Faculty of Communication and Environment. His research focuses on IT security and privacy.
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Patrick-Benjamin Bök
Practical Computer Science

by appointment (see information)

+49 2842 90825 9756

Kamp-Lintfort Campus

Email (patrick-benjamin.boek@hochschule-rhein-waal.de) first! I am not available by phone, as I spend most of my time teaching and conducting research in the lab. Therefore, please start by sending me an email with your request, and I will get back to you with suggested appointment times. Office hours—whether in person or via Webex—are held exclusively by appointment, which must be scheduled via email. Please make sure you are well prepared before approaching me so that our discussion can be productive. This applies both to questions raised during the sessions and to other matters, such as coordinating thesis projects. Therefore, always follow the 5P rule: Proper preparation prevents poor performance.
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