1. What’s mine is mine, what’s yours is...
Peter Szegedi
TERENA

2. About my data 2002 HP Omnibook XE3
Industry-standard 20GB Enhanced-IDE hard drive
Also got ADSL access at home...
2003
Samsung Digimax 201
2.0 Megapixels
2005
Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo Pro
80GB / 5400 rpm
Samsung Digimax S500
2006
5.3 Megapixels
2009
DELL Latitude E4300
250GB solid-state drive
1TB local backup...
2010
Sony DSC W530
14.1 Megapixels
Not to mention the other devices...

3. Looking at the clouds October 2011, Forbes published that
26 April 2012
Microsoft SkyDrive Google Drive iCloud Dropbox SugarSync Ubuntu One
7-25GB GB GB GB GB GB
October 2011, Forbes published that
Dropbox had 50 million users,
of which 96% were using a free account

4. Headaches Access Devices Cost Sharing Privacy... Google Drive:
”When you upload or otherwise submit content to our Services, you give Google (and those we work with) a worldwide license to use, host, store, reproduce, modify, create derivative works, ..., communicate, publish, publicly perform, publicly display and distribute such content.
The rights you grant in this license are for the limited purpose of operating, promoting, and improving our Services, and to develop new ones.”

5. Public Cloud Providers
Headaches
Public Cloud Providers
Can run on local premisses

6. Cloud Storage Provider
Idea
Cloud Storage Provider
Windows7
Android
Mac OS
iOS
Linux
Trusted party

7. Cloud Storage Provider
Idea
Cloud Storage Provider
Metadata
encryption
Storage data
Windows7
Android
Mac OS
iOS
Linux
Trusted party

8. TERENA Trusted Cloud Drive pilot Internal Phase I - DONE
Cloud Storage Provider
Windows7
Android
Mac OS
iOS
Linux
keep metadata and
storage data separate
Trusted party
encrypt
Web page
Metadata store
federate
Local Storage
WebDAV
Can run on local premisses
attach public/private
(own) cloud storage

9. How to participate Public Phase II – until March 2013
Public Cloud Providers
1) Bring your (test) users
Windows7
Android
Mac OS
iOS
Linux
4) Take the code and DIY
Trusted party
Web page
Metadata store
2) Attach your storage back-end
WebDAV
3) Recommendations
for new front-end
Private Cloud Providers
NRENs
Can run on local premisses

10. What’s our policy?
We don’t have our policy becase it is not a service (yet).
But, technically speaking:
yes, we have to copy your data
yes, we have to modify your data
yes, we have to publicly display your data
...
...in order to deliver the service to you, yes.
It’s all about TRUST and not the policy
The code is open source
virtual-clouddrive.com/net/org

11. Demonstrations Tuesday in the lunch break
Wednesday in the afternoon coffee break