TAKING THE MOST FROM HYBRID CLOUDSOPTIMIS PROJECT

WATERLOO (CANADA), MARCH 24TH

Josep MartratTIM Market ManagerATOS research and Innovationjosep.martrat@atosorigin.com

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OPTIMIS Vision, Objectives Service lifecycle &

Innovations Basic Deployment

Scenarios Key Beneficiaries Main outcomes and Use

Cases Conclusion

OPTIMIS IN A NUTSHELL Type of project: Integrated

Project Project start date: 1st June 2010 Duration: 36 months Max EC contribution: 7,139

MEuros Consortium: 13 partners (+1)

Enable a highly open ,scalable and dependable Cloud Service Ecosystem for delivery of adaptable, reliable, self-service, secure and (ecologically and economically) sustainable IT services.

Enables organizations to automatically externalize services and applications to best-execution venues in the hybrid cloud model

Cloud providers Eco-System

Construction

Internal Cloud Operation

Optimization

External Cloud

Operation Optimization

Deployment Optimization

VISION, OBJECTIVES AND INNOVATIONS

OPTIMIS addresses the scenario of 2013+ where most companies use private and public clouds in combination

OPTIMIS aims at a market where providers are fungible, transparent and compliant, and consumers can easily and efficiently use cloud functionality to their best advantage.

OPTIMIS SERVICE LIFECYCLE & INNOVATIONS

Construction

Deployment

Construction: new, legacy, licensed swServices CompositionPaaS layer Avoid ad-hoc & manual processes

throughout cloud service lifecycleDependable Sociability = Trust + Risk + Eco + Cost for selecting “best “ deployment optionMultiple deployment scenarios (private Cloud, multi-cloud and federated cloud environments)

Internal Cloud OperationAdaptive and eco-aware self-

preservationSupport self-evaluation and –management based on Trust, Risk, Eco-efficiency and Costholistic approach, not isolated measures Cover both provider and consumer aspects (e.g., elasticity–admission control interplay)

External Cloud Operation

License Management for external cloud execution VM Security + Federation SecurityData Management between Clouds (legal constraints)

New market roles and value activitiesUnderstand and enhance the cloud market evolution

Understand the legal and regulatory aspects, incl. data protection & privacy, due diligence and contractual,

legislative and jurisdictional issues

Service Provider

Multi-clouds

Federated clouds

Service Provider

Infrastructure Provider

Internal infra-structure

Service Provider

Bursted internal clouds

BASIC DEPLOYMENTSCENARIOS

Infrastructure Provider

Infrastructure Provider

Infrastructure Provider

Infrastructure Provider

Infrastructure Provider

Infrastructure Provider

Broker

Source: FP7 OPTIMIS project

WHO’S GAINING VALUE?

Key beneficiaries:• Service Providers • Infrastructure ProvidersAdditional stakeholders: Brokers Independent software vendors Service consumers (end-users)

OPTIMIS BASE TOOLKIT

Monitoring TrustRisk

CostEnergy Consumption

EvaluationSecurit

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Infrastructure Provider

Service Provider

Construction Deployment Operation

Deployment Optimizer

OPTIMIS Base-Toolkit

Admission Control

OPTIMIS Base-Toolkit

Service Optimizer

OPTIMIS Base-Toolkit

Cloud Optimizer

OPTIMIS Base-Toolkit

ConstructionOptimizerProgramming Model and IDE

Configuration Manager

USE CASES

Validation scenarios: Programming

model validation through lifecycle management of on-demand ERP/CRM services

Extended elasticity via transparent cloud bursting

Cloud brokerage and federation involving many cloud providers

Cloud application development

Develop

Build

Migrate

Run Consume

Service engineering & life-cycle management advances for Cloud development, enabling • service development / governance / interoperability in a converged environment (IT, telecom, services) • reliable & resilient Cloud platforms in Europe • lower barriers of new Cloud apps development for SMEs

Cloud service investment optimisation, enabling

intelligent optimisation based on cost, risk assessment, trust and environmental impact

meet SLA obligations and improve customer experience

a business incentive for Cloud interoperability better services at lower prices & eco-friendly.

Cloud-bursting in hybrid clouds

Enabling Multi-cloud & Federated cloud selection of providers based on cost, trust and energy efficiency reliable and secure environment of Cloud providers support for execution of licensed software

Cloud brokerage & federation

MAIN RESULTS

OPTIMIS ToolkitTools for construction, deployment, operation

General base toolkit for trust, risk, cost and eco aspects

Reference architectures and guidelines for (bursted) internal clouds, multi-clouds and federated clouds

Showcase results through business driven validation scenarios

Market predictions, business models and legal guidelines

First release to be available by June 2011

Thank you!www.optimis-project.eu