Service Oriented Architecture for Net Centric Operations based on Open Source Technology
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In this talk I discussed the role of SOA and open source technology in building large scale distributed systems for national defence and regional cooperation. My primary objective was to encourage collaboration in the form of FOSS and open standards to make better software systems for a given military organization or for groups of friendly nations.
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Service Oriented Architecture for Net Centric Operations based on Open Source Technology
- 1. Service Oriented Architecture for Net Centric Operations based on Open Source Technology Sanjiva Weerawarana, Ph.D. Founder, Chairman & CEO, WSO2 Founder, Director & Chief Scientist, Lanka Software Foundation Member, Apache Software Foundation Emeritus Board Member, Open Source Initiative Visiting Lecturer, Univ. of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka IONS Technical Seminar. May 21, 2009. Colombo, Sri Lanka.
- 3. Founder & Chief Scientist, Lanka Software Foundation
- 4. (Emeritus) Board Member of Open Source Initiative
- 7. Open source and its implications
- 9. Interoperability framework for net centric operations
- 10. US DoD SOA activities
- 11. Open source SOA for defence applications
- 12. Summary
- 15. Service metadata is often registered for easy discovery and governance
- 16. SOA?
- 17. Typical business SOA picture
- 18. SOA in Sri Lanka government: LankaGate Other Applications Services Providers Open Standards SOA Architecture Enabling Web 2.0 Concepts Mobile Payment Gateway Other portlets Lanka Interoperability Exchange Citizens Businesses Visitors Government Multiple Access Channels (eg. Web, Mobile, Email, etc.) Identity Mgt. CMS portlet GIC portlet e-Gov Service 1 portlet e-Gov Service m portlet Services Directory Service 1 (eg. e-RL) Service n
- 22. Try before you buy
- 23. Lower cost of entry
- 24. Better security
- 26. Everything from server/desktop/embedded system operating systems to all middleware to desktop apps to enterprise apps
- 30. Closed-source SOA products are complex, non-agile and expensive
- 31. Deployment of SOA always requires a lot of customization
- 34. Open standard means has wide adoption and support
- 35. Critical for long term data protection
- 36. Critical for interoperability between friendly nations
- 39. Use of interoperable message protocols and standards
- 41. SOA in an SOA (in an SOA ...) MoD MoD Common Services Navy
- 46. End-to-end security is now possible
- 50. Incredible amount of legacy to deal with
- 54. Promote early and continuous collaboration among all stakeholder (e.g., developers, material providers, testers, operators, and users) throughout the development life-cycle
- 55. Rapidly deliver effective and efficient development and test capabilities for DoD technology development efforts
- 56. Help protect the operational environment from potentially harmful systems and services
- 57. Encourage modularity so that large programs to be developed, fielded, and operated as a set of independent components that can evolve and mature at their own rates
- 65. Make military software technology a strategic weapon for the country & allies
- 67. SOA enables scalable, strategic sharing of information in net centric operations
- 68. Free & Open Source Software (FOSS) provides a superb platform for building SOA solutions
- 69. FOSS provides intrinsic strategic advantages to the country