IEEE IEEE P2301/D11, Sept 2018
IEEE Draft Guide for Cloud Portability and Interoperability Profiles (CPIP)
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IEEE P2301/D11, Sept 2018 is a draft IEEE guide for Cloud Portability and Interoperability Profiles (CPIP) in computing and processing. It is intended to help define practical profile guidance for cloud services so systems can move, connect, and work together with fewer compatibility barriers. For organizations planning cloud architectures or evaluating interoperability requirements, IEEE P2301/D11, Sept 2018 provides a structured reference for portability considerations and implementation consistency.
About IEEE P2301/D11, Sept 2018
This draft guide focuses on CPIP, a framework for describing portability and interoperability expectations in cloud environments. IEEE P2301/D11, Sept 2018 is relevant to technical teams that need a common way to compare cloud service capabilities, deployment assumptions, and integration requirements. In practice, such guidance can support clearer design decisions, more consistent procurement discussions, and better alignment between application portability goals and cloud platform characteristics.
Where is IEEE P2301/D11, Sept 2018 used?
IEEE P2301/D11, Sept 2018 is most useful where cloud-based applications, platforms, and services must interact across different providers or environments. It may be used by architects, developers, integrators, and procurement teams working on enterprise cloud deployments, migration planning, or service integration. The CPIP context is especially relevant when software portability, interface compatibility, and operational interoperability are important to the computing workflow.
Importance in practice
In practice, this draft guide helps reduce ambiguity when specifying cloud portability and interoperability requirements. IEEE P2301/D11, Sept 2018 can support more consistent evaluation of service profiles, which may improve compliance checking, design control, and testing plans. For teams managing cloud transitions or multi-environment deployments, it offers a technical basis for reducing integration risk and avoiding mismatches that can affect performance, portability, or long-term maintainability.
- Cloud portability profile guidance
- Interoperability planning and comparison
- Application and service integration support
- Procurement and architecture reference
- Computing and processing context
- Publication Date: 2018
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Computing and Processing
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