Cloud Interactive Ecosystem Language - Project at Open Group
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"The business case for CIEL and the new visualization language is based on the need to develop a better way to visualize the architect systems and interactions seen by cloud computing and the plethora of different connections and technologies. While there are individual vertical industry standards for data and metadata exchange often many systems and interconnections are cross-cutting many business and social borders and devices. Today’s modeling notations are more specific to Information technology systems design but do not have the more literal visualization of social networks, clouds of data and multiple interactive media experience that are typical of today’s cloud enable ubiquity. CIEL is an Ecosystem Ubiquitous notation designed to help express and visualize this interactive experience across multiple systems, web sites, devices and associations in a holistic way. This is achieved by: • Is a language describing a range of systems both living and non-living such that the scale and scope is an ecosystem wide perspective of participants, systems, resources, connections, relations, connections and rules involved in that ecosystem. • In a language and use of symbols that are no- technical and expressive for business and general users. • Is an ecosystem level approach that means it can cut across multiple distributed systems to systems modeling these interactions to better express how. • Has a semantic ID system to enable the symbols and relationships to have a real meaning in context of the use of the model. • Has levels of model visualization that can express the technical as well as non-technical business view of the ecosystem. • CIEL can connect to existing systems and business process modeling notations. The aim is that IEL complements and supports these providing a semantic ecosystem wide visualization approach."
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- 1. Creating a real world view of Cloud…. www.vladimirbaranek.com www.cielgroup.org
- 2. Creating a real world view of Cloud…. • Speakers – Vladimir Baranek, Deloitte • Executive Cloud Advisor, theICFgroup.org & theCIELgroup.org founder • contact vbaranek@deloitte.com • +1 9493505341 – Mark Skilton, Capgemini • Director, Co-chair of Cloud Computing WG, The Open Group • Contact mark.skilton@capgemini,com • +44 7787692197
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- 5. Creating a real world view of Cloud…. • Why we need a new way to define • Ask for more information to start using the notation • Collaborate on further developing the notation – Use cases, symbols, framework • Aim to evolve to a standard …. • Understand the notation with examples • Idea of the “spheres” – the new meta language • Awareness of the Integrated Cloud Framework
- 6. Creating a real world view of Cloud…. Noam Chomsky (father of modern linguistics, MIT): “The structure of language determines not only thought but reality itself”. Creating a real world view of Cloud….
- 7. Creating a real world view of Cloud…. Albert Einstein (Physicist) : "Imagination is more important than knowledge". Creating a real world view of Cloud….
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- 9. Creating a real world view of Cloud…. Business Process Management (BPM) Service Oriented Architecture Modeling Language (SoaML) Unified Modeling Language(UML) Archimate EA Modeling Language
- 10. Creating a real world view of Cloud…. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Value_chain Value Chain Cloud Dynamics How to traverse… Service Value Dynamics Marketplace Network
- 11. Creating a real world view of Cloud…. WWW blog sphere Rightscale Cloud IaaS partner Animoto Video Business Types of Video Services Apps Store Animoto Services Integration & Mashup services Security Monitor Service DR , Backup Services included http://animoto.com/intro/1?gclid=COPA7s22iaMCFRJNagod7W_5bA Animoto uses Rightscale as their cloud infrastructure partner. Brad discusses their infamous week where Animoto went from 25k users to 700k users in 5 days and they had to scale from 50 to 5k servers.
- 12. Creating a real world view of Cloud…. S3 EC2 Queue Convert PDF app WWW blog sphere Web search Nytimes.com Subscribers too Published articles archive search Amazon S3 and EC2 TIFF files convert to PDF New York Times http://www.nytimes.com/ The New York Times also used S3 for a data-intensive project: converting 11 million articles published from the newspaper's founding in 1851 through 1989, to make them available through its Web site search engine. The Times scanned in the stories, cut up into columns to fit in the scanners (as TIFF files), then uploaded those to S3 using Amazon.com's EC2 computing platform, the Times ran a PDF conversion app that converted that 4TB of TIFF data into 1.5TB of PDF files. Using 100 Linux computers, the job took about 24 hours. using Amazon.com's EC2 computing platform, the Times ran a PDF conversion app that converted that 4TB of TIFF data into 1.5TB of PDF files. Using 100 Linux computers, the job took about 24 hours.
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- 18. Creating a real world view of Cloud…. Problem: Today we have different notations but nothing that brings this all together. Difficulties: Governance, Integration, Transformation, Complex Our Solution: Metadata oriented Abstractions represented by symbols Multiple space relationships on different planes / dimensions
- 19. Creating a real world view of Cloud…. Metadata Today Metadata Abstraction Cloud Symbolic Languages – CLF CIEL CURN CSEL CCNL Homogenous Metadata Ecosystem Single Ecosystem Poly Set of Ecosystems A single unified notation to facilitate governance and integration
- 20. Creating a real world view of Cloud…. The content of the cloud is diverse in nature, comprising variety of Data Sets as linked hubs, connected together and describing Internet of Things in metadata form. The British Broadcasting Corporation has tested RDF to augment searches of its huge program guide. Best Buy and eBay have encoded their commercial listings in RDF. The RDF is based on making associations. It describes data by breaking each data element into three nodes: a subject, predicate and object. Open data is a philosophy and practice requiring that certain data be freely available to everyone, without restrictions.
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- 22. Creating a real world view of Cloud…. Logo Name Description Cloud Language Foundation Eco Language Cloud Framework The Cloud Language Foundation (CLF) represents holistic approach into ecosystem of Cloud Languages, targeted to variable audience and has intent to cover design lifecycle from first vision to service execution with proposed alternative name CIEL (Cloud Interactive Ecosystem language). The power of CIEL is in unified symbolic language, abstraction and minimization of complex interactions, and preservation of translational capabilities into next stages of service design and execution.
- 23. Creating a real world view of Cloud…. LogicLogicExampleExampleLanguageLanguage CURNCURN CSELCSEL CCNLCCNL ParametersParameters Conceptual Abstraction Conceptual Abstraction Physical Execution Physical Execution PhasePhase ActionAction Contextual Realization Contextual Realization Logical Implementation Logical Implementation Platform Interpretation Platform Interpretation VisionVision RequirementsRequirements DeploymentDeployment ExecutionExecution DesignDesign DefinitionDefinition Client Service Wikipedia Service Business Mashup World Financial Prediction Collective Intelligence Wall street News Extracted Metadata Target Environment Execution
- 24. Creating a real world view of Cloud…. Cloud Deployment Cloud Deployment Cloud Service Architecture Cloud Service Architecture CCNLCCNLCURNCURN SymbolsSymbols ConceptsConcepts ComponentsComponents AbstractionsAbstractions SymbolSymbol ServiceService CSELCSEL ServicesServices ModelModel InputsInputs RequirementsRequirements ConceptsConcepts ComponentsComponents OutputsOutputs VisionVision ModelModel SolutionSolution LanguageLanguage SymbolicSymbolic HybridHybrid MetadataMetadata
- 25. Creating a real world view of Cloud…. ObjectCatalog Symbol Picture Symbol Picture PropertiesProperties Symbol Library Data Vision/Concept Service Picture Service Picture PropertiesProperties Symbol Type Symbol Type Meta TagsMeta Tags Service Type Service Type Service Parameters Service Parameters Transformation Interpretation ServiceCatalog PicturePicture PropertiesProperties Deployment Type Deployment Type Deployment Parameters Deployment Parameters Implementation DeploymentCatalog Transformation Symbol Name Symbol Name Symbol Relations Symbol Relations Symbol Name Symbol Name Symbol Relations Symbol Relations Deployment Name Deployment Name Deployment Relations Deployment Relations Deployment
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- 27. Creating a real world view of Cloud…. Semantic Web Stack CLF Metadata Script Information Map
- 28. Creating a real world view of Cloud…. Metadata Repository Table of Symbols UDEF Semantics UDEF Semantics OWLOWL RDFRDF CURNCURN CCNLCCNL CSELCSEL LanguagesStandards GUI CatalogsCatalogs CSEL ScriptCSEL Script Cloud Platform
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- 30. Creating a real world view of Cloud…. FootprintsIslands Dynamic–“Gassy”Environments The Cloud Service Connection Environment Patterns Structure Boundary Domain
- 31. Creating a real world view of Cloud…. ElementaryComplex Symbols
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- 37. Creating a real world view of Cloud…. This example illustrates Industry Services in Cloud that a SME can access and compete in areas that larger Companies once had incumbent control due to own assets and services. This means that there are lower switching costs via Self Service Portals and 3rd party Cloud service providers. Because people can choose Self Service over other General Traditional Services CASE STUDY : Example of Competitive Advantage transforming the Pharmaceutical Industry enabled by Cloud Computing
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- 39. Creating a real world view of Cloud…. Assembly “Factory” ConfigureDeploy Target Environments Component Catalog Cloud Service Catalog Environment Catalog Service Cart Service Shop Assembly Deployment Sell Service Portfolio Catalog Maintenance QLS, SLA and Status Catalog Monitor
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- 41. Creating a real world view of Cloud…. Social Network Autonomous System Mobile Device User Sensor Network Message Drag & Drop Symbol Symbol Type Zigbee Network Zigbee Network Home Automation Home AutomationFacebookFacebook SMSSMS Symbol Name iPhoneiPhone
- 42. Creating a real world view of Cloud…. Home Automation Home Automation Zigbee Network Zigbee Network SMSSMS iPhoneiPhone FacebookFacebook UserUser Drag & Drop Symbol Symbol Name Empty Position
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- 44. Creating a real world view of Cloud…. • Would like to establish a new Project in The Open group • Develop Roadmaps for CIEL to other Methodologies • Connect and integrate CIEL to other metadata models
- 45. Creating a real world view of Cloud…. www.vladimirbaranek.com
- 46. Creating a real world view of Cloud…. Vladimir Baranek..... Mark Skilton............. vbaranek@deloitte.com mark.skilton@capgemini.com
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- *Time: 2m
- *Time: 1m Vlad lead introductions, Mark introduce, Vlad moves to next slide
- *Time: 1m Vlad introduce the scope and session
- Vlad cover
- *Time: 2m Mark intro..
- *Time: 30s Vlad: Reality itself, is not represented by today’s computing languages and can’t be interpreted between different system layers without language translation . Languages are not abstraction–enabled today.
- *Time: 30s Vlad: Imagination is responsible for creation of initial vision and we need a language which can easily interpret whole process from first idea, through vision into realistic concept and translate it into cloud service execution language. Management and execution of businesses is not possible without appropriate knowledge, but more striking is that new markets and industry leaderships can't emerge in separation from imagination and vision.
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- *Time: 1m Vlad – many lifecycles from different view points… Computing influenced by Thinking evolution
- *Time: 2m Vlad = World spheres is the way to understand cloud ecosystem structures
- *Time: 1:30m Vlad
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- *Time: 2m Mark how this is connected in the ecosystem
- *Time: 1:30 m Vlad ..This what we have today and we are going to build on this … this idea is connected to what we are discussing
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- *Time: 3 m Vlad Goals: The CIEL will enable service Eco design and will bring real business ecosystem into symbiosis with other systems (life, machine, social) and interconnect them. Language, or naming, has the power to define what is normal and abnormal and it can be inclusive or exclusive. We want to transfer this power to CLF family of symbolic languages and allow business users, social evangelists, enterprise architects and High level Managers to rearticulate their needs, let them define new concepts, their visions and transfer complex systems and their interactions into world of abstraction by symbolic languages. This abstractions enables discussions between different groups of audiences and are easily transferable into design tools and knowledge systems.
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- *Time: 1:30 m Vlad… the meta tags relate to the symbol type and sphere (attributes of that sphere)
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- *Time: 1:00 m Vlad - all the properties and relationships are defined in the spheres but are used to build a new information architecture.
- *Time: 1:00 m Vlad
- *Time: 1:30m Mark.. The starting symbols, and there will be more….. It represents the organic behavior, it is not a hard wired structure, it can be fluid dynamic boundaries.. It can change in any timeframe…… so traditional Enterprise Architecture is difficult today…..need to be open and temporary…its abstraction of structures…..
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- *Time: 1m Vlad cnnection with real world
- *Time: 1m Vlad - execution of services and lifecycle
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- *Time: 30s Vlad - how to build a tool to show the CURN journey… drag and drop symbols to build the journey and connections.
- *Time: 30s Vlad
- *Time: 1m Mark