Future Perspective: Cloud Connectivity in an IoT World

T12
Track Session
4/21/2016 2:00 PM

"Future Perspective: Cloud
Connectivity in an IoT World"

Presented by:
Steven Woodward
Cloud Perspectives

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Steven Woodward
Cloud Perspectives
Steven Woodward is CEO of Ontario-based Cloud Perspectives. He is a
member of the National Institute of Standards for Technology (NIST) cloud
computing working groups; co-leader of the Cloud Audit and Cloud Carrier sub-
groups; and contributor to Standards, Reference Architecture, SLAs, Security,
Broker, and Services topic areas. Steven’s consulting, education, and advisory
services related to cloud computing, mobile, Internet of Things, and advanced
ICT solutions include all levels of government within Canada and internationally.
His other contributions and leadership include Cloud Security Alliance, ITU-T
(United Nations), IEEE, TM Forum, QuEST Forum, Object Management Group
(OMG), IEEE, and ISO/IEC 20926 (IFPUG).

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 Introduction
 Connectivity Context
 NIST Cloud Carrier Mindmap
 Modeling the Connectivity
Complexity
 Accelerating Maturity and Stability
 Current and Future Directions
 Final Considerations
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Open Discussions

 Highlight helpful developing models to clarify
the challenges that we are facing
 Generate an open exchange of information to
help provide context and guidance
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Distributed Management Task Force (DMTF)
European Telecommunication Standards Institute (ETSI)
China Communication Standards Association (CCSA)
Open Networking Foundation
OpenFlow
OpenStack
OpenDayLight,
Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF)
OASIS
IEEE
ISO/IEC
Object Management Group
TM Forum
Quest Forum
ITU-T
NIST

 Introduction
Complexity

Never Good Enough Good Enough will do

 Network/Connectivity – Really important?
 Network Criticality Recognition Aligned?
 Collaboration and Coordination with
Networking Resources (people &
technology)
 Network Incorporation into Designs,
Processes and Testing Plans?
 Security and Networking Connectivity
Collaboration and Integration?
 Introduction
Complexity

Cloud
Consumer
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C
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i
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r
Cloud Provider
Service LayerService Layer Cloud Service
Management
Resource Abstraction
and Control Layer
Resource Abstraction
and Control Layer
Physical Resource
Layer
Physical Resource
Layer
Business
Support
Business
Support
Provisioning/
Configuration
Provisioning/
Configuration
Portability/
Interoperability
Portability/
Interoperability
FacilityFacility
HardwareHardware
IaaS
SaaS
PaaS

Transport Network
Operations
Administration
Management
Ethernet Service
Attributes and SDN/
NFV
 Introduction
 Modeling the IoT Connectivity
Complexity

IoT Interfaces User Interfaces
Processing
Cloud Data
Transducer/Sensor
Processing
Data Storage

IoT
Interfaces
User
Interfaces
Processing
Cloud
Data
IoT
Interfaces
User
Interfaces
Processing
Cloud
Data
Cloud
IoT
SDN/ NFV
Big Data

 Introduction
Complexity
Released
Stable

Released
Stable
Released
Stable

 Introduction
Complexity
United Nations – Global Pulse
Estimating food consumption and poverty indices with mobile data
Coefficients between mobile phone features and food security measures
http://arxiv.org/pdf/1412.2595v1.pdf

 Protection of Personal Identity
 Anonymity and grouping just as dangerous
 Exposing mobile data when asked, required
and having a social responsibility
 Risks associated with disclosing data
 Risks associated with none disclosure where
lives are at risk
Regional Policies and Regulations Add Complexity
 IoT devices OS and standards
 Leveraging low power regional connectivity
and “mesh networks”
 Boundaries of accountability
 Phone usage – maturing to “norm”
◦ 80 % Google phone searches occur in reach of
computers
◦ 41 % of searches are goal oriented
◦ 82 % consult prior to purchasing products
◦ 91 % consult in middle of tasks

Transport Network
Operations
Administration
Management
Ethernet Service
Attributes and SDN/
NFV

Networks……..Infrastructure……..Applications
Designing for DDOS detection, containment and resolution

 Introduction
Complexity
http://www.ericsson.com/res/docs/whitepapers/wp-sdn-and-cloud.pdf

Proactive
Reactive Reality
 Recognition of novelty
 Recognition of
Integration complexity
 Security and Privacy by
Design
 Designed for attack
and failure
 Planning and Testing
adequately resourced
and scheduled
 Double or triple costs
 Schedule double
 Risk of cancellation
 Years to mature and
stabilize
 Budget and schedule
pressures result in
high risks

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