IEEE set up two working groups dedicated to developing cloud computing standards

Cloud computing refers to the delivery and usage patterns of IT infrastructure, which means acquiring the required resources through the network on an as-needed and extensible basis; The core idea of cloud computing is to manage and dispatch a large amount of computing resources with network connections, and form a computing resource pool to serve users on demand. The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) recently announced the establishment of two working groups dedicated to developing cloud computing standards. The two working groups are P2301 and P2302, which will use a variety of file formats and interface standards to study the standardization of cloud migration and cloud management, which will attempt to define a range of standards to ensure interoperability between cloud services. This March, the European Union has begun to focus on cloud computing standards. The focus of the European Union is on interoperability, with the goal of allowing users to replace their cloud service providers like Internet service providers. A unified cloud computing standard helps ensure open and orderly competition in cloud computing, preventing technology from locking up. Currently, data migration has become a problem in the field of cloud computing. The problem is compounded by the introduction of cloud computing services by technology companies such as Microsoft, Amazon and Google.