Come to this session to get grounded on the ODCA technical landscape and matriculate into “ODCA University.” This session provides a brief introduction to the ODCA usage models and a sneak peek into the technical content that will be presented in the other ODCA U sessions.

1. WELCOME TO ODCA UNIVERSITY
School is way cool
Catherine Spence
Dean of ODCA U, TCC Chair
Intel IT, Principal Engineer

2. ORIENTATION
 Intro to ODCA Architecture
 Usage Model Catalog
 Forecast Curriculum
 Homework
 Back to School Tips
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Welcome new and returning students!

3. ORIENTATION
 Intro to ODCA Architecture
 Usage Model Catalog
 Forecast Curriculum
 Homework
 Back to School Tips
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Welcome new and returning students!

4. ODCA Solutions Lifecycle
Members
Adopt
Solutions
ODCA
Defines
Usage
Models
Usage
Models
Evolution
ODCA
Shares
Results
Solutions
Alignment
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5. ODCA Driving Positive Results
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Strategy and procurement
decisions anchored on ODCA
requirements.
Delivering cloud and big data
services based on ODCA
requirements
Building cloud based on
ODCA requirements
Leveraging ODCA as a
pragmatic guild for internal &
client cloud-implementations
UMs used for current
clouds & future planning
of new cloud services
Driving RFPs based on ODCA
requirements: Best practice
published at Forecast
Leveraging ODCA for full scale
private cloud build out, big
data and networking strategy
Broad integration of ODCA
UMs to global cloud strategy
and service offerings

6. CONTEXT
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7. CONCEPTUAL ARCHITECTURE
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8. CLOUD MATURITY MODEL SUMMARY
Level Description Enterprise Cloud Maturity
CMM 0 None Legacy Applications on dedicated Infrastructure
CMM 1 Initial, ad-hoc Analysis of Current Environments’ Cloud
Readiness
CMM 2 Repeatable,
opportunistic Processes for Cloud Adoption Defined
CMM 3 Defined,
systematic
Tooling and Integration exists for Automated
Cloud Usage
CMM 4 Managed &
measurable
Cloud Aware Applications, deployed according to
Business requirements on Public, Private and
Hybrid platforms – Manual Federation
CMM 5 Optimized Federated, Interoperable, and Open Cloud
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9. ENTERPRISE ADOPTION ROADMAP
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
End User
App Dev
App
Owner
IT Ops
Federated,
Interoperable,
and Open
Cloud
Simple SaaS
Enterprise
Legacy Apps
Simple
Compute IaaS
Compute,
Storage, and
Network
Simple SaaS
Cloud Aware Apps
Enterprise
Legacy Apps
Complex
Compute IaaS
Simple Compute
IaaS
Compute,
Storage, and
Network
Complex SaaS Hybrid SaaS
Cloud Aware
Apps
Legacy Apps
Cloud Aware
Apps
Legacy Apps
Private PaaS Hybrid PaaS
Full Private
IaaS Hybrid IaaS
Consumers
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Start
Legacy Applications on
dedicated Infrastructure
Attend CMM deep dive tomorrow!

10. USAGE MODEL DEFINITION
 Describes interactions between a system and all of its
“actors”
• Vendor-agnostic
• Based on real user needs
• Portrays lifecycle perspective
 Benefits
• Cloud subscribers: Accelerate your cloud
• Service & solution providers: Real requirements on form &
function; make adoption easy
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11. LIBRARY OF USAGE MODELS
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• Business Strategy Enabled by Cloud
• Commercial Framework
• Information as a Service
• Service Orchestration
• Compute IaaS, SDN, Scale-Out Storage
7 MUM + 26 UM = 33!

12. USAGE MODEL INTERNALS
• Exec Summary
• Problem Statement
• Use Cases
• RFP Questions
• Industry Action
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13. LIFECYCLE
Create
Order
Start/Stop
• Terminate all
aspects, technical &
commercial
End/Delete
Change/ Run
Reconfigure
• Master Services Agreement
• Account provisioning
• Place the order
• Provision &
instantiate service
• Operate & use the
service
• Scale, re-configure,
migrate and/or
optimize
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14. ORIENTATION
 Intro to ODCA Architecture
 Usage Model Catalog
 Forecast Curriculum
 Homework
 Back to School Tips
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Welcome new and returning students!

15. COMMERCIAL & CORPORATE
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Document User Situation
Business Strategy
enabled by Cloud
Anchoring a cloud strategy within a business context
and business maturity expectations
Commercial Framework Cloud Subscriber and Cloud Provider wish to comply
with key global, national, and industry regulatory
requirements
Standard Units of
Measure (SUoM)
Plan and measure usage of services provided by Cloud
Provider
Improving Agility in
Risk Management
Rethink traditional enterprise risk approach in order to
adapt rapidly to cloud models
Carbon Footprint &
Energy Efficiency
Comply with corporate and regulatory carbon usage
requirements

16. INFRASTRUCTURE
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Document User Situation
Compute Infrastructure
as a Service (IaaS)
Adopt a cloud-based virtual environment for general
compute workload use
I/O Control Monitor and control network and storage I/O to
application in Cloud Infrastructure Environment
Software-Defined
Networks
Configure and use a Cloud Service with software-defined
network functionality
Scale-Out Storage Utilize scalable storage facilities

17. SECURITY & COMPLIANCE
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Document User Situation
Provider Security Assurance Standardize mechanisms to communicate and procure security capabilities from
Providers
Security Compliance Monitoring Assure compliance with established security requirements
Identity Management Interop Manage identity in the cloud
Cloud-Based Identity Provisioning Provision identity in the cloud
Cloud-based Identity Governance and
Execute control of identity management
Auditing
IaaS Privileged User Access Create and define roles and responsibilities
Single Sign-On Authentication Integrate multiple security environments to make log on transparent when
traversing between systems
SW Entitlement Management Framework Manage software licenses not tied to specific servers
Data Security Framework Protect data located in the cloud
Data Security Protect data located in the cloud
eDiscovery & Forensics Determine nature of attacks and respond to regulators
Regulatory Framework Comply with key global, national, and industry regulatory requirements

18. SERVICES & DATA
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Document User Situation
Service Orchestration Configure and deploy a service in the cloud
Cloud Service Brokering Find and utilize a cloud service through an intermediary
service
Service Catalog Understand and procure services from Cloud Providers
Information as a Service Mine data for business decision support
Data Management for
Information as a Service
Categorize and manage data to help enable data
analysis
SaaS Data Exchange Share data among internal systems and 3rd party SaaS
providers

19. INTEROPERABILITY
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Document User Situation
Interop across Clouds Best practices for interacting across clouds
Virtual Machine (VM)
Interoperability
Cloud Subscriber wishes to move application
between two different hypervisor platforms
Long-Distance Migration Migrate a system further than 20 km
Platform as a Service
Define platform applications for
(PaaS)Interoperability
interoperability
Software as a Service (SaaS)
Interoperability
Define software service-level applications

20. ORIENTATION
 Intro to ODCA Architecture
 Usage Model Catalog
 Forecast Curriculum
 Homework
 Back to School Tips
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Welcome new and returning students!

21. FORECAST CURRICULUM
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Course Course Title Instructors
Tue 2:20 Business Strategy Enabled by Cloud Ryan Skipp, T-Systems
Tue 3:20 SaaS Data Exchange Vijay Mungara, Intel
Tue 4:20 Bringing Agility in Cloud Risk Management Ed Simmons, UBS
Ryan Skipp, T-Systems
Wed 9:30 Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) Dave Casper, Moogsoft
Ed Simmons, UBS
Wed 10:30 Cloud Service Brokering Ryan Skipp, T-Systems
Prasanna Raman Sridhar, Infosys
Wed 11:30 eDiscovery and Forensics Steve Watson, Intel
Wed 1:40 Cloud Aware Applications Dave Casper, Moogsoft
Wed 2:40 Software Defined Networking – What’s new? Chris Swan, CohesiveFT
Kevin Clarke, Verizon

22. ORIENTATION
 Intro to ODCA Architecture
 Usage Model Catalog
 Forecast Curriculum
 Homework
 Back to School Tips
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Welcome new and returning students!

23. HOMEWORK
 Try the Proposal Engine Assistant
Tool
 Check out Cloud Provider Search
 Extra credit participation
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24. PROPOSAL ENGINE ASSISTANT TOOL
Online tool to generate RFP
Requirements from the usage models
In three easy steps!
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25. PEAT EMAIL
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26. CLOUD PROVIDER SEARCH TOOL
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27. EXTRA CREDIT PARTICIPATION
Start
ODCA
Member?
Technical
Expert?
No
Drive
cloud
adoption?
Consider joining an
ODCA work group
Consider joining
ODCA Cloud Expert
Network
Consider joining
ODCA
Success
Yes
No Yes Yes
No Connect with the
ODCA Cloud Expert
Network
In the Meetup Zone
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28. Alliance Workgroup Structure
Planning &
Deployment
Solutions
Delivery
Standards &
Regulatory
Technical
Leadership
Steering Committee
Board of Directors
Technical Coordination
Committee
Work Groups (WGs)
1 2 3 4
Cloud Expert Network (CEN)
Contributor
Members
Solution Provider
Members
Roadmap
review & input
Adopter
Members
Active WG
participation
Active WG
participation
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29. CLOUD EXPERT NETWORK (CEN)
Who Board delegates, Contributors and Solution Providers
What A network of experts in IaaS, PaaS, InfoaaS, Security, Manageability, Data
Services assemble for two main functions
1. Networking with global peer group
2. Provide expert consultation on specific subject matter, as it relates to ODCA UMs
How The CEN meets via
1. Discussion Groups
2. Speakerships
3. Consultants to Work Groups around UM interpretations and POCs
4. Annual planning sessions
When Full group = at least quarterly by phone and or face to face. Ad-hoc otherwise.
For SMEs who are looking for a peer network offering best practices and thought leadership,
membership in ODCA provides global connections in multiple industries.
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30. ORIENTATION
 Intro to ODCA Architecture
 Master Usage Models
 Forecast Curriculum
 Homework
 Back to School Tips
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Welcome new and returning students!

31. BACK TO SCHOOL TIPS
• Attend exciting sessions being
held today and tomorrow
• Learn ODCA Usage Models
• Use usage models and PEAT tool
now
• Get involved! Join new ODCA
work groups and Cloud Expert
Network
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ODCA U will skill you up for Cloud Computing!

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