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IEEE P2301/D14, Oct 2018

IEEE Draft Guide for Cloud Portability and Interoperability Profiles (CPIP)

Standard by IEEE, 2019

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IEEE P2301/D14, Oct 2018 is a draft IEEE technical document for cloud portability and interoperability profiles (CPIP), focused on computing and processing environments. It addresses how cloud services, data, and interfaces can be described in a more consistent way so they can move between platforms with fewer compatibility issues. As a draft guide, it is relevant to organizations that need clearer requirements for cloud deployment, integration, and portability planning.

What is IEEE P2301/D14, Oct 2018?

This standard outlines draft guidance for Cloud Portability and Interoperability Profiles, giving a structured way to compare and specify cloud capabilities. IEEE P2301/D14, Oct 2018 is intended to support technical alignment between cloud providers, software teams, and users who need predictable behavior across different environments. In practical terms, it helps define profiles that can reduce ambiguity around interfaces, service characteristics, and portability expectations in cloud computing systems.

Where is IEEE P2301/D14, Oct 2018 used?

IEEE P2301/D14, Oct 2018 is mainly useful in cloud computing projects where applications, services, or data may need to operate across multiple platforms. It can apply to enterprise IT planning, cloud migration workflows, service procurement, and interoperability testing for computing systems. The draft guide is especially relevant when teams want to compare provider offerings, define portable service profiles, or reduce integration issues between private, public, or hybrid cloud environments.

Why is IEEE P2301/D14, Oct 2018 important?

This draft guide matters because cloud portability and interoperability are often difficult to manage without a common technical reference. IEEE P2301/D14, Oct 2018 can support clearer procurement decisions, more consistent system design, and better testing of cloud-related requirements. By helping organizations describe expected behavior and profile compatibility more precisely, it may reduce vendor lock-in risks, integration errors, and deployment uncertainty in computing and processing workflows.

  • Cloud portability and interoperability profiles
  • Draft guidance for computing environments
  • Interface and service comparison support
  • Use in migration and procurement planning
  • Consistency checks for cloud deployment
SKU: 799fa599d4b6

  • Publication Date: 2019
  • Standard Status: Inactive
  • Publisher: IEEE
  • Subject: Computing and Processing
  • Official IEEE: Doi link
  • This Version: P2301 (2019)
  • Previous Version: P2301 (2018)

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