Red Hat Research Quarterly

Luis Tomás Bolivar 

About the author

Luis Tomás Bolivar is a Principal Software Engineer at Red Hat, Spain. He is currently working in the Ecosystem Engineering group and on research activities with a focus on cloud computing in general, and automation, networking, and AI in particular. He holds a PhD in Computer Science (University of Castilla-La Mancha, Spain) and has been involved in several EU projects. 

Articles by this author

BigDataStack delivers with contributions from industry and university partners

Data skipping and network performance improvement technologies prove their value in data-intensive applications.

Look to the Horizon: Europe’s increased focus on funding open source research is creating new opportunities 

Three principal software engineers and sought-after research collaborators share their insights on this critical EU innovation incubator. In February 2021, the European Union launched Horizon Europe, the next phase in its flagship Framework Programme for Research and Innovation. Horizon Europe, which will fund research from 2021 to 2027, was created to drive innovation, research, and […]

Unleashing the potential of Function as a Service in the cloud continuum

The PHYSICS project demonstrates the value of the FaaS paradigm for application development and data analysis. Here’s how we enhanced the infrastructure layer. The difficulty of scaling, optimizing, and maintaining infrastructure makes cloud computing too complex or resource-intensive for many developers and data scientists. The Function-as-a-Service (FaaS) model (often called serverless computing, generically) allows users […]