About the Doctoral Research - FAQ & SEO
This page hosts a survey for the doctoral research titled 'Architecture and Resource Orchestration for a Sovereign Academic Cloud with Integrated LLM Inference' conducted by Przemysław Żarnecki.
Q: What is the purpose of this research?
A: This doctoral research investigates the state of IT infrastructure in European higher education institutions, focusing on Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) environments, vendor lock-in, and digital sovereignty. It aims to design a sovereign academic cloud infrastructure. Learn more at zarnecki.org.
Q: Who is conducting the research?
A: Przemysław Żarnecki, IT Infrastructure Architect and Academic Lecturer specializing in Linux, server administration, and containerization.
Q: How does this relate to Artificial Intelligence (AI) and LLM Inference?
A: The research explores advanced resource orchestration, including dynamic GPU allocation between VDI workloads (like boot storms) and AI workloads (LLM inference) using autonomous AI agents.
Digital Sovereignty & VDI Research
European Higher Education Infrastructure Analysis
Przemysław Żarnecki
IT Infrastructure Architect & Academic Lecturer. Specializing in Linux, server administration, and containerization.
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Invitation to Participate
Dear Participant, I invite you to take part in the following study.
This study is conducted as part of my doctoral dissertation, titled 'Architecture and Resource Orchestration for a Sovereign Academic Cloud with Integrated LLM Inference'.
The broader scope of the dissertation focuses on designing a sovereign academic cloud infrastructure. It explores advanced resource orchestration, including dynamic GPU allocation between Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) and AI workloads. A key component of the research involves validating these architectures through large-scale infrastructure simulations (such as VDI boot storms) utilizing autonomous AI agents.
The purpose of this survey is to gather information about the state of IT infrastructure in European higher education institutions, with a special focus on VDI environments, vendor lock-in, and digital sovereignty.