This document summarizes a project to provide a GIS asset inventory for a 4 mile stretch of SR 836 in Miami that is undergoing improvements by MDX. It involves capturing existing asset data through laser scanning, collaborating with the design/build team, and providing a final post-construction inventory and asset costs after project completion. Key assets to be inventoried include roadways, drainage, lighting, signs, fences and ITS devices. The role is to manage the data, coordinate with partners, and deliver final GIS datasets and reports.
The document provides an IT and engineering update, outlining 2015 objectives of efficiency, quality, resiliency and teamwork. Key activities include improving infrastructure resiliency through datacenter virtualization and multi-homing between sites, deploying new versions of various services with improved features, and ongoing DNS and training support programs. Hiring plans include additional system and software engineers, a network engineer, and database manager.
[WSO2Con USA 2018] Microservices, Containers, and BeyondWSO2
This slide deck discusses what's next in this highly agile, massively distributed environment. It will focus on fine-tuned DevOps processes, governance, and observability in a massively distributed container native microservices platform.
OSMC 2019 | Monitoring Cockpit for Kubernetes Clusters by Ulrike KlusikNETWAYS
Monitoring Kubernetes Clusters with Prometheus is state of the art. The difficulty is to find the significant metrics from the vast amount of available metrics. This talk shows a Monitoring Cockpit defined to get a quick overview of the cluster health and usage. It uses the Standard Metrics available for Kubernetes/OpenShift Clusters and their standard services. The monitoring solution is based on Prometheus, using InfluxDB for central long term storage and Grafana.
Last Conference 2017: Big Data in a Production Environment: Lessons LearntMark Grebler
Presentation at the 2017 LAST (Lean, Agile, Systems Thinking) Conference.
A presentation about the challenges involved in building a production Big Data system used directly by customers.
SDN-enhanced Services in Enterprises and Data CentersAnees Shaikh
The document discusses software-defined networking (SDN) and opportunities for using SDN to enhance network services in enterprises and data centers. It notes that while SDN controllers currently provide low-level APIs focused on network control, more work is needed to develop higher-level APIs and abstractions that can be consumed by applications and integrated with IT processes. The document presents examples of potential new network models and abstractions that could enable uses cases like network security management, application connectivity services, and workload migration.
Our presentation of the paper at the 7th international Workshop on the Web of Things http://webofthings.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/WoT_2016_Paper_6_ConstrainedSemanticWoT.pdf
Evgen Kostenko "How to process 80 million events per day and build relational...Fwdays
We will review the evolutionary process of development and design of a highly-loaded service from the beginning stage to full functioning. This is a story about processing events, graphs, trees, horizontal scaling, fails and successful solutions.
This document summarizes a project to provide a GIS asset inventory for a 4 mile stretch of SR 836 in Miami that is undergoing improvements by MDX. It involves capturing existing asset data through laser scanning, collaborating with the design/build team, and providing a final post-construction inventory and asset costs after project completion. Key assets to be inventoried include roadways, drainage, lighting, signs, fences and ITS devices. The role is to manage the data, coordinate with partners, and deliver final GIS datasets and reports.
The document provides an IT and engineering update, outlining 2015 objectives of efficiency, quality, resiliency and teamwork. Key activities include improving infrastructure resiliency through datacenter virtualization and multi-homing between sites, deploying new versions of various services with improved features, and ongoing DNS and training support programs. Hiring plans include additional system and software engineers, a network engineer, and database manager.
[WSO2Con USA 2018] Microservices, Containers, and BeyondWSO2
This slide deck discusses what's next in this highly agile, massively distributed environment. It will focus on fine-tuned DevOps processes, governance, and observability in a massively distributed container native microservices platform.
OSMC 2019 | Monitoring Cockpit for Kubernetes Clusters by Ulrike KlusikNETWAYS
Monitoring Kubernetes Clusters with Prometheus is state of the art. The difficulty is to find the significant metrics from the vast amount of available metrics. This talk shows a Monitoring Cockpit defined to get a quick overview of the cluster health and usage. It uses the Standard Metrics available for Kubernetes/OpenShift Clusters and their standard services. The monitoring solution is based on Prometheus, using InfluxDB for central long term storage and Grafana.
Last Conference 2017: Big Data in a Production Environment: Lessons LearntMark Grebler
Presentation at the 2017 LAST (Lean, Agile, Systems Thinking) Conference.
A presentation about the challenges involved in building a production Big Data system used directly by customers.
SDN-enhanced Services in Enterprises and Data CentersAnees Shaikh
The document discusses software-defined networking (SDN) and opportunities for using SDN to enhance network services in enterprises and data centers. It notes that while SDN controllers currently provide low-level APIs focused on network control, more work is needed to develop higher-level APIs and abstractions that can be consumed by applications and integrated with IT processes. The document presents examples of potential new network models and abstractions that could enable uses cases like network security management, application connectivity services, and workload migration.
Our presentation of the paper at the 7th international Workshop on the Web of Things http://webofthings.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/WoT_2016_Paper_6_ConstrainedSemanticWoT.pdf
Evgen Kostenko "How to process 80 million events per day and build relational...Fwdays
We will review the evolutionary process of development and design of a highly-loaded service from the beginning stage to full functioning. This is a story about processing events, graphs, trees, horizontal scaling, fails and successful solutions.
Privacy-Friendly Appliance Load Scheduling in Smart GridsGiacomo Verticale
This document proposes a privacy-friendly load scheduling infrastructure for smart grids. It includes domestic appliances, home gateways, schedulers, and a configurator. Appliances generate scheduling requests that gateways anonymize and route to schedulers using secret sharing techniques. Schedulers attribute starting times to requests while preserving privacy through secure multi-party computation. The approach provides anonymity for users and appliances while allowing efficient energy balancing compared to optimal solutions. Numerical tests over a year of data show the privacy-preserving approach introduces only modest extra delays.
An open management plane (2015 Open Networking Summit)Anees Shaikh
This document discusses the need for open and standardized network management capabilities to match the progress being made in SDN and open networking. It introduces OpenConfig, a collaboration between network operators to develop vendor-neutral YANG models for network device configuration and monitoring. The models are defined based on real-world operational needs and are implemented by major networking vendors. OpenConfig aims to provide interoperable, model-driven network management through common APIs, data models, and protocols.
Extending SDN beyond the control planeAnees Shaikh
1) SDN has made progress extending programmatic control to network packets and traffic, but network management remains device-centric without SDN principles.
2) The document proposes applying SDN concepts like centralized control, network abstractions and APIs, and standard protocols to network configuration management.
3) A key idea is defining vendor-neutral configuration data models using standards like YANG to provide a common way to manage multi-vendor networks through automation and standard interfaces.
SMWCon Fall 2015: SmartConnect (a SmartSuite extension)Remco de Boer
Dr. Remco de Boer presented on SmartConnect, a tool for importing content from other modeling environments into a Semantic MediaWiki. SmartConnect uses a pipeline architecture to transform exports from other tools like ARIS into the SmartCore structure used by Semantic MediaWiki. The pipeline consists of components that read the export, map elements to the target structure, process elements, filter elements, and write them as wiki pages. This modular approach allows for customizing how different modeling tools' exports are imported.
63brf rh253 red-hatlinuxsecuritynetworkingadministrationGovindan S
This four-day course covers configuring common network services and security administration using Red Hat Enterprise Linux, including system performance and security, network resource access controls, network file sharing services, web services, email services, and securing data. The course is intended for Linux or UNIX system administrators with experience administering Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems who want to build skills in networking services and security administration. Prerequisites include experience with Red Hat Enterprise Linux or related courses.
We present the concept, implementation and use of the Kadaster Innovation Funnel, which has been realized using a combination of Semantic MediaWiki, linked data, and Linked Data Theatre visualization.
https://www.semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/SMWCon_Fall_2016/Kadaster_Innovation_Funnel
Intel IT is developing a hybrid cloud environment to host consumer-facing web services. This will provide high availability (99.99% uptime) and flexibility to dynamically scale resources. The key strategies are:
1. Host applications across 3 sites (2 Intel, 1 public cloud) for redundancy if a site fails. Applications are designed to run concurrently ("active-active-active") across sites.
2. Automate failure detection and recovery through monitoring, analysis, and corrective actions without human intervention.
3. Automatically scale resources up or down through "pods" of servers as demand increases or decreases.
The document discusses OSGi Service Platform and its capabilities for Java modularity. It describes how OSGi bundles provide an explicit module concept in Java by defining code boundaries and versioned dependencies. The OSGi framework automatically resolves dependencies between bundles and enforces consistency rules during class loading to support multi-versioning and isolated namespaces for modules. It also provides life-cycle management for dynamic installation and updating of bundles.
Hybrid Integration with Dynamics CRM Online, Microsoft Azure Service Bus and ...Colin Meade
In this presentation we will walk through a real-world hybrid integration solution involving Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online, Microsoft Azure Service Bus, AppFx.ServiceBus and on-premises Line Of Business systems.
We will show how a robust and scalable integration between CRM and on-premises services can be achieved in a relatively short timescale using these technologies.
We’re all busy—and it’s a common theme in most professional workplaces—with people trying to get more done with finite time and resources. For a lot of firms today, a major challenge is making sure we’re spending our precious time making the most of every business opportunity by maximizing client relationships. Marketing & BD teams need to know if they’re focusing on the opportunities, RFI’s and RFP’s with the best potential; that they are managing their firm pipeline effectively; and they are giving everyone on the team the best tools for the job—wherever they are.
That’s why firms today are focused on creating great client relationships – they need to try to reduce complexity and make it easier to maximize opportunities, provide excellent client experiences, and grow the firm.
Why should a legal or accounting firm care? Because client experience and knowledge is increasingly important for firms of all sizes – across all client interactions.
Client experience…
…is what differentiates your firm
…is how you win and keep clients for the long-term
…is how you grow your firm …and in a world where clients are mobile and social, your reputation (& brand) is more important than ever.
Today you don’t have as many contact points as you used to have, and you have to make every one count. To thrive in this ultra-competitive environment firms of all sizes have to make client experience a priority. That is why you need Dynamics 365 and xRM! Visit our websites www.xRM4Legal.com, www.xRM4Accounting.com and www.xRM4Finance.com or email Dynamics@xRM.email
Dynamics Day 2016 - Microsoft Dynamics 365 the future of DynamicsEmpired
The launch of Microsoft Dynamics 365 brings new, modern, enterprise-ready apps that enable companies to start with what they need, get productivity where they need it, leverage intelligence built-in, and remain ready for growth. In this session, gain valuable insights into what Dynamics 365 is and how it will transform your business. Explore topics such as product capability, licensing and roadmap
Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2015 Pre-sales Presentation MaterialAileen Gusni
This document provides an overview of Microsoft Dynamics CRM and why companies should use it. It discusses how CRM systems can increase sales and marketing efficiency by driving optimization of business intelligence, social insights, and campaign management. It highlights key features of Dynamics CRM like being able to use it on any device or browser, its flexibility, mobility, out of the box features, and how it covers sales, marketing, service, and social CRM functionality in one platform. Demonstrations are provided of its salesforce automation, marketing automation, service management, and social CRM capabilities.
Docker microservices and the service meshDocker, Inc.
The nature of containerized, cloud-native applications is rapidly advancing with a fundamentally different architecture that will rely on service meshes with smarter proxies, traffic management, and enhanced observability for cooperating microservices, serverless functions, and complex workflows. In this session we will highlight the features that characterize this architectural transformation in the Docker cloud-native ecosystem.
The document presents an overview of different cloud architectures: public cloud which provides services over the internet on a pay-as-you-go basis; private cloud which provides dedicated resources for a single organization; hybrid cloud which combines public and private clouds; and multi-cloud which uses services from multiple cloud providers. It discusses key characteristics of each architecture and important considerations for designing cloud architectures like scalability, reliability, security, performance and cost optimization. Best practices outlined include automation, security measures, monitoring optimization, and disaster recovery planning.
This document provides a summary of Netflix's architecture and use of open source software. It discusses:
- Why Netflix open sources software, including gathering feedback, collaboration, and improving retention and recruiting
- Popular Netflix open source projects like Eureka, Ribbon, and Hystrix that are widely used in cloud architectures
- Netflix's microservices architecture and emphasis on automation, high availability, and continuous delivery
- How Netflix ensures operational visibility and security at scale through open source tools like Turbine, Atlas, and Security Monkey
- Getting started resources for understanding and running Netflix's technologies like ZeroToCloud and ZeroToDocker workshops
NetflixOSS Meetup S6E1 - Titus & Containersaspyker
Come hear about our container management platform, Titus. Titus launches over 2 millions containers per week for service and batch workloads. Come to learn what applications are powered by Titus and what values the developers are getting from containers. Also, we will cover some of the Titus unique aspects of reliability, control plane, scheduling, and container runtime technologies. We will also cover our integrations with Netflix systems such as Spinnaker as well as Amazon concepts such as VPC and IAM.
https://www.meetup.com/Netflix-Open-Source-Platform/events/247776324/
This presentation is devoted to current trends that affect DevOps activities. It also deals with Cloud Flex Framework, a Kubernetes-based framework, which provides a set of flexible and comprehensive operation principles to cover all stages of a modern application life cycle.
This presentation was held by Denys Vasyliev (Lead Software Engineer, Consultant, GlobalLogic) at GlobalLogic Kyiv DevOps Career Day on June 9, 2018.
Learn more: https://www.globallogic.com/ua/events/globallogic-kyiv-devops-career-day-summary
NGINX Microservices Reference Architecture: What’s in Store for 2019 – EMEANGINX, Inc.
Watch this webinar to hear about valuable insights from our customers who have used the NGINX MRA. Learn about our approach to a service mesh solution based on our control plane, NGINX Controller, new tool to migrate faster to KuberNetes as well as new Professional Services offerings.
Join this webinar to learn:
- The status of nginMesh
- How the three MRAs differ from the sample “Ingenious” application
- About our approach to service mesh solutions using NGINX Controller
- About new professional services offerings that shorten the time from concept to production for microservices initiatives
https://www.nginx.com/resources/webinars/nginx-microservices-reference-architecture-whats-in-store-2019-emea/
This document discusses microservices architecture as an alternative to monolithic architecture. It begins with an overview of monolithic architecture and its shortcomings such as difficulty scaling and maintaining code. Microservices aim to address these issues by breaking applications into independently deployable services. The document outlines microservices principles like organizing around business capabilities and decentralized data management. It also covers common microservices patterns and technologies like service discovery. Finally, it provides an example strategy for adopting microservices.
Docker, Microservices, and the Service MeshTony Pujals
Tony Pujals is a developer advocate at AWS who focuses on container services like ECS, EKS and Fargate. He has experience with Docker and is passionate about containers, microservices and cloud computing. The presentation discusses the history of objects, messages and microservices over the past 50+ years and how tools like Docker, Kubernetes and newer service meshes help manage modern distributed applications and microservice architectures.
The ATMOSPHERE project aims to design a framework and platform to implement trustworthy cloud services using a hybrid and federated cloud resource pool. It will provide trustworthy services for data management and processing and evaluate properties like security, privacy, reliability and transparency. A key focus is developing methods to continuously monitor and assess trustworthiness scores to ensure cloud applications and services meet thresholds for properties like privacy and stability. The platform will include tools for developers to deploy and manage applications while evaluating trustworthiness.
This document outlines the technical assessment of deploying and automating a Ghost blogging environment on AWS. Key aspects include:
1. The infrastructure deployment would include modules across two regions for disaster recovery like VPC, RDS, ECS, EFS, ALB, Lambda, and would implement security measures.
2. The application deployment would be automated through tools like CodePipeline and CodeBuild. Services like ECS and RDS would be scalable based on load.
3. Observability would be provided through Cloudwatch Logs and Metrics to monitor resources and trigger alarms. A Lambda function would be used to delete Ghost blog posts via the Admin API.
Privacy-Friendly Appliance Load Scheduling in Smart GridsGiacomo Verticale
This document proposes a privacy-friendly load scheduling infrastructure for smart grids. It includes domestic appliances, home gateways, schedulers, and a configurator. Appliances generate scheduling requests that gateways anonymize and route to schedulers using secret sharing techniques. Schedulers attribute starting times to requests while preserving privacy through secure multi-party computation. The approach provides anonymity for users and appliances while allowing efficient energy balancing compared to optimal solutions. Numerical tests over a year of data show the privacy-preserving approach introduces only modest extra delays.
An open management plane (2015 Open Networking Summit)Anees Shaikh
This document discusses the need for open and standardized network management capabilities to match the progress being made in SDN and open networking. It introduces OpenConfig, a collaboration between network operators to develop vendor-neutral YANG models for network device configuration and monitoring. The models are defined based on real-world operational needs and are implemented by major networking vendors. OpenConfig aims to provide interoperable, model-driven network management through common APIs, data models, and protocols.
Extending SDN beyond the control planeAnees Shaikh
1) SDN has made progress extending programmatic control to network packets and traffic, but network management remains device-centric without SDN principles.
2) The document proposes applying SDN concepts like centralized control, network abstractions and APIs, and standard protocols to network configuration management.
3) A key idea is defining vendor-neutral configuration data models using standards like YANG to provide a common way to manage multi-vendor networks through automation and standard interfaces.
SMWCon Fall 2015: SmartConnect (a SmartSuite extension)Remco de Boer
Dr. Remco de Boer presented on SmartConnect, a tool for importing content from other modeling environments into a Semantic MediaWiki. SmartConnect uses a pipeline architecture to transform exports from other tools like ARIS into the SmartCore structure used by Semantic MediaWiki. The pipeline consists of components that read the export, map elements to the target structure, process elements, filter elements, and write them as wiki pages. This modular approach allows for customizing how different modeling tools' exports are imported.
63brf rh253 red-hatlinuxsecuritynetworkingadministrationGovindan S
This four-day course covers configuring common network services and security administration using Red Hat Enterprise Linux, including system performance and security, network resource access controls, network file sharing services, web services, email services, and securing data. The course is intended for Linux or UNIX system administrators with experience administering Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems who want to build skills in networking services and security administration. Prerequisites include experience with Red Hat Enterprise Linux or related courses.
We present the concept, implementation and use of the Kadaster Innovation Funnel, which has been realized using a combination of Semantic MediaWiki, linked data, and Linked Data Theatre visualization.
https://www.semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/SMWCon_Fall_2016/Kadaster_Innovation_Funnel
Intel IT is developing a hybrid cloud environment to host consumer-facing web services. This will provide high availability (99.99% uptime) and flexibility to dynamically scale resources. The key strategies are:
1. Host applications across 3 sites (2 Intel, 1 public cloud) for redundancy if a site fails. Applications are designed to run concurrently ("active-active-active") across sites.
2. Automate failure detection and recovery through monitoring, analysis, and corrective actions without human intervention.
3. Automatically scale resources up or down through "pods" of servers as demand increases or decreases.
The document discusses OSGi Service Platform and its capabilities for Java modularity. It describes how OSGi bundles provide an explicit module concept in Java by defining code boundaries and versioned dependencies. The OSGi framework automatically resolves dependencies between bundles and enforces consistency rules during class loading to support multi-versioning and isolated namespaces for modules. It also provides life-cycle management for dynamic installation and updating of bundles.
Hybrid Integration with Dynamics CRM Online, Microsoft Azure Service Bus and ...Colin Meade
In this presentation we will walk through a real-world hybrid integration solution involving Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online, Microsoft Azure Service Bus, AppFx.ServiceBus and on-premises Line Of Business systems.
We will show how a robust and scalable integration between CRM and on-premises services can be achieved in a relatively short timescale using these technologies.
We’re all busy—and it’s a common theme in most professional workplaces—with people trying to get more done with finite time and resources. For a lot of firms today, a major challenge is making sure we’re spending our precious time making the most of every business opportunity by maximizing client relationships. Marketing & BD teams need to know if they’re focusing on the opportunities, RFI’s and RFP’s with the best potential; that they are managing their firm pipeline effectively; and they are giving everyone on the team the best tools for the job—wherever they are.
That’s why firms today are focused on creating great client relationships – they need to try to reduce complexity and make it easier to maximize opportunities, provide excellent client experiences, and grow the firm.
Why should a legal or accounting firm care? Because client experience and knowledge is increasingly important for firms of all sizes – across all client interactions.
Client experience…
…is what differentiates your firm
…is how you win and keep clients for the long-term
…is how you grow your firm …and in a world where clients are mobile and social, your reputation (& brand) is more important than ever.
Today you don’t have as many contact points as you used to have, and you have to make every one count. To thrive in this ultra-competitive environment firms of all sizes have to make client experience a priority. That is why you need Dynamics 365 and xRM! Visit our websites www.xRM4Legal.com, www.xRM4Accounting.com and www.xRM4Finance.com or email Dynamics@xRM.email
Dynamics Day 2016 - Microsoft Dynamics 365 the future of DynamicsEmpired
The launch of Microsoft Dynamics 365 brings new, modern, enterprise-ready apps that enable companies to start with what they need, get productivity where they need it, leverage intelligence built-in, and remain ready for growth. In this session, gain valuable insights into what Dynamics 365 is and how it will transform your business. Explore topics such as product capability, licensing and roadmap
Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2015 Pre-sales Presentation MaterialAileen Gusni
This document provides an overview of Microsoft Dynamics CRM and why companies should use it. It discusses how CRM systems can increase sales and marketing efficiency by driving optimization of business intelligence, social insights, and campaign management. It highlights key features of Dynamics CRM like being able to use it on any device or browser, its flexibility, mobility, out of the box features, and how it covers sales, marketing, service, and social CRM functionality in one platform. Demonstrations are provided of its salesforce automation, marketing automation, service management, and social CRM capabilities.
Docker microservices and the service meshDocker, Inc.
The nature of containerized, cloud-native applications is rapidly advancing with a fundamentally different architecture that will rely on service meshes with smarter proxies, traffic management, and enhanced observability for cooperating microservices, serverless functions, and complex workflows. In this session we will highlight the features that characterize this architectural transformation in the Docker cloud-native ecosystem.
The document presents an overview of different cloud architectures: public cloud which provides services over the internet on a pay-as-you-go basis; private cloud which provides dedicated resources for a single organization; hybrid cloud which combines public and private clouds; and multi-cloud which uses services from multiple cloud providers. It discusses key characteristics of each architecture and important considerations for designing cloud architectures like scalability, reliability, security, performance and cost optimization. Best practices outlined include automation, security measures, monitoring optimization, and disaster recovery planning.
This document provides a summary of Netflix's architecture and use of open source software. It discusses:
- Why Netflix open sources software, including gathering feedback, collaboration, and improving retention and recruiting
- Popular Netflix open source projects like Eureka, Ribbon, and Hystrix that are widely used in cloud architectures
- Netflix's microservices architecture and emphasis on automation, high availability, and continuous delivery
- How Netflix ensures operational visibility and security at scale through open source tools like Turbine, Atlas, and Security Monkey
- Getting started resources for understanding and running Netflix's technologies like ZeroToCloud and ZeroToDocker workshops
NetflixOSS Meetup S6E1 - Titus & Containersaspyker
Come hear about our container management platform, Titus. Titus launches over 2 millions containers per week for service and batch workloads. Come to learn what applications are powered by Titus and what values the developers are getting from containers. Also, we will cover some of the Titus unique aspects of reliability, control plane, scheduling, and container runtime technologies. We will also cover our integrations with Netflix systems such as Spinnaker as well as Amazon concepts such as VPC and IAM.
https://www.meetup.com/Netflix-Open-Source-Platform/events/247776324/
This presentation is devoted to current trends that affect DevOps activities. It also deals with Cloud Flex Framework, a Kubernetes-based framework, which provides a set of flexible and comprehensive operation principles to cover all stages of a modern application life cycle.
This presentation was held by Denys Vasyliev (Lead Software Engineer, Consultant, GlobalLogic) at GlobalLogic Kyiv DevOps Career Day on June 9, 2018.
Learn more: https://www.globallogic.com/ua/events/globallogic-kyiv-devops-career-day-summary
NGINX Microservices Reference Architecture: What’s in Store for 2019 – EMEANGINX, Inc.
Watch this webinar to hear about valuable insights from our customers who have used the NGINX MRA. Learn about our approach to a service mesh solution based on our control plane, NGINX Controller, new tool to migrate faster to KuberNetes as well as new Professional Services offerings.
Join this webinar to learn:
- The status of nginMesh
- How the three MRAs differ from the sample “Ingenious” application
- About our approach to service mesh solutions using NGINX Controller
- About new professional services offerings that shorten the time from concept to production for microservices initiatives
https://www.nginx.com/resources/webinars/nginx-microservices-reference-architecture-whats-in-store-2019-emea/
This document discusses microservices architecture as an alternative to monolithic architecture. It begins with an overview of monolithic architecture and its shortcomings such as difficulty scaling and maintaining code. Microservices aim to address these issues by breaking applications into independently deployable services. The document outlines microservices principles like organizing around business capabilities and decentralized data management. It also covers common microservices patterns and technologies like service discovery. Finally, it provides an example strategy for adopting microservices.
Docker, Microservices, and the Service MeshTony Pujals
Tony Pujals is a developer advocate at AWS who focuses on container services like ECS, EKS and Fargate. He has experience with Docker and is passionate about containers, microservices and cloud computing. The presentation discusses the history of objects, messages and microservices over the past 50+ years and how tools like Docker, Kubernetes and newer service meshes help manage modern distributed applications and microservice architectures.
The ATMOSPHERE project aims to design a framework and platform to implement trustworthy cloud services using a hybrid and federated cloud resource pool. It will provide trustworthy services for data management and processing and evaluate properties like security, privacy, reliability and transparency. A key focus is developing methods to continuously monitor and assess trustworthiness scores to ensure cloud applications and services meet thresholds for properties like privacy and stability. The platform will include tools for developers to deploy and manage applications while evaluating trustworthiness.
This document outlines the technical assessment of deploying and automating a Ghost blogging environment on AWS. Key aspects include:
1. The infrastructure deployment would include modules across two regions for disaster recovery like VPC, RDS, ECS, EFS, ALB, Lambda, and would implement security measures.
2. The application deployment would be automated through tools like CodePipeline and CodeBuild. Services like ECS and RDS would be scalable based on load.
3. Observability would be provided through Cloudwatch Logs and Metrics to monitor resources and trigger alarms. A Lambda function would be used to delete Ghost blog posts via the Admin API.
This document provides an introduction to cloud computing, including definitions, characteristics, benefits, and applications. It discusses the National Institute of Standards and Technology's (NIST) definition of cloud computing and reference architecture. The document also covers cloud reference models, design principles for cloud architecture, and key components of the NIST cloud computing reference architecture such as cloud providers, consumers, brokers, auditors, and carriers.
The document outlines an infrastructure 2.0 approach based on cloud native technologies. It advocates for infrastructure as code, test-driven deployments, open source tools, and seamless developer workflows. The approach uses microservices, containers, service meshes, and orchestration with Kubernetes. It recommends tools like Terraform, Jenkins, Kubernetes, Istio, Prometheus, Elasticsearch and Airflow for infrastructure provisioning, CI/CD, container management, service mesh, monitoring, logging, and job scheduling. It also discusses Docker, data pipelines, and processes for onboarding new applications.
The document provides an introduction to cloud computing using Amazon Web Services (AWS) as an example. It discusses what cloud computing is, the evolution of cloud computing, and benefits such as speed, cost reduction, scalability, availability, and business agility. It then describes key AWS services including compute, storage, databases, security and identity, and developer tools. AWS is highlighted as the market leader in cloud computing, launched in 2006, and providing over 140 services globally across various regions and availability zones.
Slides from the October 2016 meetup presentation of the Massachusetts Microservices Meetup group.
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Microservices are small, autonomous services that work together to solve business problems. NATS is a messaging system that supports inter-service communication for microservices through a simple publish-subscribe model. NATS provides high performance, lightweight messaging that is easy to use. It supports building scalable, robust applications. The document discusses using NATS to implement an outpatient department application with multiple microservices that communicate through messages. Observability is implemented through logging, metrics collection and dashboards. Microservices can integrate with other enterprise systems through an integration platform.
Software architecture based on Microfrontends, Microservices, Event Driven Architecture and stream processing to process events. Modern infrastructure based on containers (Docker, Kubernetes, Istio).
[WSO2Con Asia 2018] Architecting for Container-native EnvironmentsWSO2
Cloud native applications take advantage of cloud characteristics by using microservices architectures and containers. Microservices allow each service to have a single focus, be loosely coupled, lightweight, and highly scalable. Containers enable fast, immutable deployments and optimize resource usage. Orchestration tools like Kubernetes manage containers and provide additional capabilities like networking and scaling. Observability tools provide monitoring, logging, and distributed tracing to gain insights into application performance and issues.
The document discusses the Open Grid Services Architecture (OGSA) standard. It describes OGSA's layered architecture including the physical/logical resources layer, web services layer using OGSI, OGSA services layer for core, program execution and data services, and applications layer. It also outlines the functional requirements of OGSA such as interoperability, resource sharing, optimization, quality of service, job execution, data services, security, cost reduction, scalability, and availability.
The document discusses the transport SDN framework and APIs. It provides an overview of the transport SDN toolkit, including the SDN framework, APIs, and a global transport SDN prototype demonstration. The framework uses a three-layer model with an infrastructure layer containing network elements, a control layer with multiple controllers, and an application layer. Transport SDN APIs are being developed to standardize the southbound and northbound interfaces. The demonstration showed a multi-domain, multi-vendor transport SDN deployment across five carrier labs and nine system vendors.
Amdatu Remote - Remote Service Admin 1.1 update - OSGi DevCon 2014_0.pdfBram de Kruijff
Technical presentation about the OSGi Enterprise RSA 1.1 specification update and the Amdatu Remote reference implementation at QCon/OSGi DevCon 2014 in New York.
The document outlines an open source application platform called Amdatu. It provides details on the core platform, which is OSGi-based and supports dynamic application provisioning. It also describes several Amdatu projects that provide reusable components and frameworks, including services for authentication, storage, social capabilities, and more. The document concludes with information on how to learn more about Amdatu through their website and mailing lists.
This document discusses distributing OSGi applications across multiple nodes. It describes how the OSGi architecture provides a collaborative service-oriented architecture model within a single Java virtual machine. It then explains how the Distributed OSGi specification allows OSGi services to publish themselves and discover services outside their own runtime, maintaining the OSGi service programming model. The document provides examples of how services can invoke each other across OSGi runtimes. It also describes responsibilities of the DistributionProvider and Discovery services and how service registry hooks can be used. Finally, it outlines a demo using Terracotta middleware to cluster services across OSGi runtimes.
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Monitoring and Managing Anomaly Detection on OpenShift
Overview
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Key Topics Covered
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3. What is ArgoCD?
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4. Deployment Using ArgoCD for Edge Devices
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10. Configuring Camel K Integrations for Data Pipelines
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11. What is a Jupyter Notebook?
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12. Jupyter Notebooks with Code Examples
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1. Dynamic Hybrid Cloud Applications
Introducing the INAETICS project
Bram de Kruijff
Alexander Broekhuis
Luminis Technologies
2. INtelligent robust ArchitecturE for TIme
Critical Systems
An open collaboration effort that aims to define and demonstrate a
dynamic service oriented reference architecture that addresses the
requirements of time critical systems in a broad range of domains by
providing a single design and implementation space for all
subsystems, irrespective of control strategy
3. Open innovation
Define an open reference architecture based on a shared vision that can
be applied freely in a broad range of domains.
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Implementations in Open Source
Spearheaded and funded by...
4. Time Critical systems
(Ultra) Large Online Systems that must reliably perform mission-critical
functions, bridging operational and informational domains.
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Multiple Control strategies
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Functional Adaptive behaviour
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Technologically heterogeneous
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Geographically dispersed
5. Time Critical systems
(Ultra) Large Online Systems that must reliably perform mission-critical
functions, bridging operational and informational domains.
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Multiple Control strategies
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Functional Adaptive behaviour
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Technologically heterogeneous
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Geographically dispersed
6. Consistent design space
Define a unified design (and implementation) space across functional
and technological domains that supports runtime evolution.
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Architectural consistency in
systems design
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No architectural impedance
between domains
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Runtime system evolution
of deployments
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Adaptive system behaviour
to context changes
7. Dynamic Services Architecture
Dynamic Services Architecture has the properties to address the
requirements for Time Critical System domains.
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Consistent design space
○ Published contracts
○ Service lifecycle
○ Multiple paradigms
Service whiteboard
Runtime system evolution
○ Semantic versioning
○ Modular implementation
○ Data stewardship
○ (Native) OSGi
Domain
Domain
8. Continuous Deployment
Application deployment is an autonomous and continuous process that
optimizes the application’s performance given the capabilities of the
available resources and budget.
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Managed Requirements
○ (Non-) Functional / QoS
○ Budget
Resource Capabilities
○ (Non-) Functional / QoS
○ Cost
Runtime metrics
○ Resource utilization
○ QoS reporting
Change functional
behaviour
Requirements
QoS
Application running
Change resource
usage
9. Architectural layering
The INAETICS architecture acknowledges a functional service layering with
distinct responsibilities to support architectural and system evolution.
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(Application services)
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Coordination services
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Container services
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Reqs
Caps
State
Metrics
Fabric services
Caps
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Application
(Network/Resources)
Metrics
10. Fabric layer
The fabric layer is an extensible resource and network abstraction layer. It
provides the basic infrastructure for the system state and interaction.
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Peer-to-peer network
● Nodes/Zones
● Zone coordination
● Messaging/Relays
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Node capabilities
○ Non-functional / QoS
○ Functional endpoints
○ Component containers
11. Node agents
The fabric is implemented by node agents that provide the core
infrastructural services and base containers.
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Polyglot implementations
● OSGi (Amdatu Platform)
● Native OSGi (Apache Celix*)
● Custom/Embedded
Core services
● Discovery/Trust
● Topology/Messaging
● Role/Task coordination
● Initial provisioning
● Remotes Services
*) Apache Celix is an ASF incubator project
Processors
Strategies
Drivers
(Remote) Services
Messaging
Coordination
Provisioning
Discovery
Trust
Topology
12. Container layer
The container layer is an extensible application component layer. It provides
life-cycle and context to application components.
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Component runtime
● Provisioning
● Application context
● Supporting services
● QoS monitoring
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Container capabilities
● Non-functional / QoS
○ Functional endpoints
○ Multi-tenancy
13. Container services
The container services are dynamic services provisioned onto node agents
to support local application components with management, context and
supporting services
Security
services
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Provisioning
○ DeploymentAdmin
○ Apache ACE
Networking
services
Context
services
Application Context
○ Service visibility
○ Amdatu Platform
(Remote) Services
Messaging
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Dynamic services
○ Networking services
○ Security services
Topology
Provisioning
Discovery
Trust
Security
14. Coordination layer
The coordination layer is an extensible application management layer. It
provides deployment and monitoring of the system and applications.
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System management
● Application deployment
● Resource management
● Network management
● Security management
Application
deployment
Task
Coordination
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Application support
● Role/Task coordination
● Priority based scheduling
● Load balancing
Resource
Management
Network
Management
15. Coordination services
The coordination services are selectively provisioned onto node agents in
the system to provide redundant, optimized and fail-safe coordination
facilities
Task
Coordination
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Application deployment
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○
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Requirement/Capabilities
Resource
Management
Application
deployment
QoS Monitoring
Resource Management
○
Apache JClouds*
○
OpenStack
○
(Remote) Services
OpenContrail
Topology
Provisioning
Discovery
*) Apache JClouds is an ASF incubator project
Messaging
Trust
Security
17. INAETICS is ...
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A dynamic services architecture that provides a single consistent design
space across domain and technology boundaries
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A fully dynamic deployment, resource and network management model
allowing QoS driven runtime adaptive behaviour of systems
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A runtime platform being implemented in OSGi and Native OSGi/C by the
Amdatu Platform and Apache Celix Open Source projects
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... under construction ;)
18. Thank you!
Continuous Automated Deployment with Apache ACE
Thursday at 11:15 - 11:50
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contact@inaetics.org
http://www.inaetics.org
bram.dekruijff@luminis.eu
http://www.luminis-technologies.com