My slides from CCA09 (http://www.cca09.org) about Cloud Standards, OCCI and Service orientated Cloud computing.

1. Open Cloud Computing
Interface
The need for standards in the Cloud
Thijs Metsch
Software Engineer Cloud, Grid and Virtualization
Sun Microsystems
CCA09, Chicago, October 20, 2009
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2. What is Cloud Computing?
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3. Resources and Services Virtualization without Barriers
Resources
Virtualization
Services
http://www.reservoir-fp7.eu - The research leading to these results has received funding from the European
Community's Seventh FrameworkProgramme (FP7/2007­2013) under grant agreement n° 215605. 3

4. Platform
XX-67-HT License
Geographical
Security Barriers Money
Trust Political /
Enviroment
Virtualization
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6. Virtualization An umbrella term
describing how a
computer can enhance
the ability to do work.
Crossbow
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7. Service Can be any kind of software
with a demand for resources
Interface Description
Service
Service Level
Agreements
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8. Execd
Scaling the # of Execd
Execd
Qmaster
Scheduler
Execd
Execd
Queue size
over threshold
A service with a 'SLA' example...
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9. Patterns, Patterns, Patterns...
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10. Controller
View Model
Model-View-Controller Pattern (T. Reenskaug)
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11. Services
Virtualization Resources
Another view...
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12. So what about a Service
orientated Cloud approach?
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13. Service A Service B
e.g. Sun Grid Engine Cluster e.g. Globus Toolkit
Resource
assignment
based on
need
Spare Pool
- Public Cloud
Private Cloud
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14. Service A Service B
e.g. Sun Grid Engine Cluster e.g. Globus Toolkit
Service
Domain
Manager
Spare Pool
- Public Cloud
Private Cloud
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15. More things which are demanded
(by users e.g. to prevent vendor
lock-in)...
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16. Interoperability ability to let different
system interoperate
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18. Integration wire up cloud computing
with (legacy) resources
(Hybrid & Federated
Clouds)
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19. Portability ability to move services
and port them as easy
as possible
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20. Portability ability to move services
at
and port them as easy
rm
as possible
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21. So Services have a demand for
Resources...Smells like
'Infrastructure as a Service'
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22. “If you think of standardization as
the best that you know today, but
which is to be improved tomorrow; you
get somewhere.”
– Henry Ford
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23. Infrastructure as a Service
Platform as Software as
a Service a Service
Our focus
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24. How it all began
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25. How it all began
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26. 250
200
150
100
50
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0 OGF25 OGF26 OGF27
Members
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27. Create – HTTP POST
Retrieve – HTTP GET
Update – HTTP GET & HTTP PUT
Delete – HTTP DELETE
OCCI – a quick look
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28. GET http://abc.com/compute/uid123foobar/
Provider * Instance
*
Compute
*
Storage
*
Links
Network
Operations *
* Attributes
OCCI
OCCI – a second look
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29. Your Extension?
'A' Rendering OCCI
Infrastructure
OCCI
Core Specification
Today – The Specification
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30. What about Storage?
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31. Cloud Data Management Interface
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32. Cloud Data Management Interface
Thanks to Mark Carlson and SNIA-Cloud TWG
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33. CDMI & OCCI Whitepaper
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34. Proprietary
APIs
Private Cloud
Hybrid Cloud
...
Public Cloud
http://cloud-standards.org/
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35. http://socialsignal.com/
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36. Cloud
Computing
RE SER V OIR
Patters
Service Orientated
Cloud Computing
Integration / Portability
Interoperability
Cloud Standards
OCCI
Wrap-up: My line of argumentation
CDMI
cloud-standards.org
The end :-)
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37. Conclusions & Questions
Thijs Metsch
Sun Microsystems
mailto:thijs.metsch@sun.com
http://blogs.sun.com/intheclouds
http://www.twitter.com/befreax
RESERVOIR website
http://www.reservoir-fp7.eu
OCCI working group website
http://www.occi-wg.org
SGE & SDM website
http://www.sun.com/sge
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