CHOReOS European project presented to ANIKETOS project

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The CHOReOS project aims to develop techniques for sustaining large-scale, decentralized service compositions over dynamic networks. It focuses on revisiting choreography-centric service-oriented architectures with an integrated development process. The project will create abstractions and models to reason about composition, interaction protocols, and choreography evolution at ultra-large scales. It will also develop a service-oriented middleware and governance/validation support to enable dynamic choreography-centric development and deployment of scalable and adaptable choreographies. The project is a 3-year European program with a consortium of 7 industrial and 8 academic partners working on representative use cases.

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CHOReOS main goals
“Large Scale Choreographies for the Future Internet”
 Sustaining decentralized service compositions
 Revisiting choreography-centric SOAs
 Dynamic development process
 Middleware leveraging wide scale/dynamic networking and computing
paradigms

Future Service
Choreography
Internet Composition

2

CHOReOS Innovation
Abstractions & models
Ultra-Large Scale:  Reasoning about: composition, interaction
protocols, choreography synthesis and evolution
Number of to-be-coordinated
services Dynamic choreography-centric development
Size of service base  From domain-expert requirements to
choreography specification
Wide distribution
 Synthesizing scalable and adaptable
Heterogeneity
CHOReOS
choreographies
Dynamics
Service-oriented middleware
Load  Sustain load (Grid & Cloud Computing)
From static to dynamic  Sustain heterogeneity (ESB, P2P)
domain expert-centric
 Sustain network pervasiveness (Internet of Things)
processes:
 Large-scale deployment & evolution
From service development
to service usage Governance and V&V support
Blurring boundaries between  Governance (rules, policies & mechanisms) for V&V
 Run-time V&V for inter-organization choreographies
domain expert &
developer roles
Representative use cases

3

Main Blocks

Formally Dynamic
grounded choreography-
abstractions and centric
models development process

Integrated
Development and
Runtime
Environment

Service
governance,
verification, and Service-oriented
validation middleware

4

At a Glance
Duration: European programme:
 Oct. 2010 – Sep. 2013  Call FP7-ICT-2009-5
 Grant n°257178
Consortium:  Internet of Services,
Software & virtualisation
 7 industrials (ICT-2009.1.2)
 8 academics

Budget:
 Total: 8.67 m€
 EU contrib.: 6.38 m€ Further information:
 http://www.choreos.eu

5

Consortium
FR Project leader – large systems Integrator / airport use case
LT Model-based design tooling (UML2, BPMN…)
IT Functional and QoS validation in the service-oriented paradigm
FR ESB middleware solution for the Internet
Scientific Leader – System architectures for future networking
FR
environment, and middleware for pervasive computing
EL DynaRoute use case
FR Open-source middleware
UK Requirements engineering
IT Model-driven engineering and systematic software synthesis
EL Abstractions for service-oriented computing
LV Socio-technical factor evaluation
EL Exploitation Leader – DynaRoute use case

IT Telecom use case
Scalable system engineering, from supporting development
BR
environment to middleware

6

Implementation
WP 11 (THA):
Management

WP 1 (INRIA):
Architectural style for
choreography-based
FI
WP 2 (UDA): WP 4 (CNR-ISTI):
Dynamic development Governance and V&V
of adaptable, QoS- support for
aware ULS choreographies for the
choreographies WP 3 (USP): FI
Service-Oriented
Middleware for the
FI

WP 5 (EBM):
CHOReOS IDRE - Integrated Development Environment & Runtime Environment

WP 6 (THA): WP 7 (WIND): WP 8 (VTRIP):
Use Case Use case Use Case and Demo
"Passenger-friendly "Mobile-enabled "DynaRoute"
airport" coordination of
people"

WP 10 (WIND):
Technical and Socio-technical Assessment & Exploitation

7

Use Cases
Passenger-friendly airport

DynaRoute (Demo)

Mobile-enabled coordination
of people

8

The CHOReOS DoW didn’t include Security and
Trust aspects
 These aspects are felt as strong points today

ANIKETOS: Ensuring Trustworthiness and
Security in Service Composition
 Create collaboration, exchange requirements, use
cases and architectural patterns

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Q&A

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2. CHOReOS main goals “Large Scale Choreographies for the Future Internet”  Sustaining decentralized service compositions  Revisiting choreography-centric SOAs  Dynamic development process  Middleware leveraging wide scale/dynamic networking and computing paradigms Future Service Choreography Internet Composition 2

3. CHOReOS Innovation Abstractions & models Ultra-Large Scale:  Reasoning about: composition, interaction protocols, choreography synthesis and evolution Number of to-be-coordinated services Dynamic choreography-centric development Size of service base  From domain-expert requirements to choreography specification Wide distribution  Synthesizing scalable and adaptable Heterogeneity CHOReOS choreographies Dynamics Service-oriented middleware Load  Sustain load (Grid & Cloud Computing) From static to dynamic  Sustain heterogeneity (ESB, P2P) domain expert-centric  Sustain network pervasiveness (Internet of Things) processes:  Large-scale deployment & evolution From service development to service usage Governance and V&V support Blurring boundaries between  Governance (rules, policies & mechanisms) for V&V  Run-time V&V for inter-organization choreographies domain expert & developer roles Representative use cases 3

4. Main Blocks Formally Dynamic grounded choreography- abstractions and centric models development process Integrated Development and Runtime Environment Service governance, verification, and Service-oriented validation middleware 4

5. At a Glance Duration: European programme:  Oct. 2010 – Sep. 2013  Call FP7-ICT-2009-5  Grant n°257178 Consortium:  Internet of Services, Software & virtualisation  7 industrials (ICT-2009.1.2)  8 academics Budget:  Total: 8.67 m€  EU contrib.: 6.38 m€ Further information:  http://www.choreos.eu 5

6. Consortium FR Project leader – large systems Integrator / airport use case LT Model-based design tooling (UML2, BPMN…) IT Functional and QoS validation in the service-oriented paradigm FR ESB middleware solution for the Internet Scientific Leader – System architectures for future networking FR environment, and middleware for pervasive computing EL DynaRoute use case FR Open-source middleware UK Requirements engineering IT Model-driven engineering and systematic software synthesis EL Abstractions for service-oriented computing LV Socio-technical factor evaluation EL Exploitation Leader – DynaRoute use case IT Telecom use case Scalable system engineering, from supporting development BR environment to middleware 6

7. Implementation WP 11 (THA): Management WP 1 (INRIA): Architectural style for choreography-based FI WP 2 (UDA): WP 4 (CNR-ISTI): Dynamic development Governance and V&V of adaptable, QoS- support for aware ULS choreographies for the choreographies WP 3 (USP): FI Service-Oriented Middleware for the FI WP 5 (EBM): CHOReOS IDRE - Integrated Development Environment & Runtime Environment WP 6 (THA): WP 7 (WIND): WP 8 (VTRIP): Use Case Use case Use Case and Demo "Passenger-friendly "Mobile-enabled "DynaRoute" airport" coordination of people" WP 10 (WIND): Technical and Socio-technical Assessment & Exploitation 7

8. Use Cases Passenger-friendly airport DynaRoute (Demo) Mobile-enabled coordination of people 8

9. The CHOReOS DoW didn’t include Security and Trust aspects  These aspects are felt as strong points today ANIKETOS: Ensuring Trustworthiness and Security in Service Composition  Create collaboration, exchange requirements, use cases and architectural patterns 9

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