Improving agility of Cloud ecosystems with MODAClouds, Open Cloud Forum at Cloud Expo Europe, February 2014, London

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The talk will give a brief overview the MODAClouds project. The main goal of MODAClouds is to provide methods, a decision support system, an open source IDE and run-time environment for the high-level design, early prototyping, semi-automatic code generation, and automatic deployment of applications on multi-Clouds with guaranteed QoS. MODACLOUDS approach will simplify Cloud provider selection, avoid vendor lock-in problems, provide quality assurance during the application life-cycle, and support migration from Cloud to Cloud when needed.

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Improving
Agility
of
Cloud
Ecosystems

with
MODAClouds

Giuliano
Casale

Imperial
College
London,
UK

g.casale@imperial.ac.uk

Project
coordinator:

Elisabe<a
Di
Ni<o

Politecnico
di
Milano,
Italy

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(www.modaclouds.eu)

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Cloud
adoption:
perceived
problems

Bitcurrent survey

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MODAClouds
objectives

Ops
Biz
Dev
Mul$-‐Cloud
DevOps

Methods
&
Tools

Deployment
speed

Flexibility
Lock-‐in

Unpredictability
ElasIcity/Adaptability

increase
reduce

Time
to
market

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Our
concept
of
Multi-‐Cloud
(1)

PaaS A
IaaS 1
PaaS B
Your App
•  ApplicaIon
can
be
deployed
on
diﬀerent
clouds

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Our
concept
of
Multi-‐Cloud
(2)

•  ApplicaIon
code
and
its
data
replicated
on
diﬀerent
clouds

Cloud
1

Smart
City
planner

Social

Network

service

Call

Center

Gas

company

Electric

company

Cloud
2

Smart
City
planner

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MODAClouds
model-‐driven

development:
an
example

Access rating
agencies
Order analysis
Get stock prices
CIM
Place order
Wait for ack from the
stock market
Update customer
trading account
OK
Fail
CCIM

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MODAClouds
model-‐driven

development:
an
example

Access rating
agencies
Order analysis
Get stock prices
Availability
24h/day
CIM
Place order
Wait for ack from the
stock market
Update customer
trading account
OK
Fail
Response time <0.5s
CCIM

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MODAClouds
model-‐driven

development:
an
example

Access rating
agencies
Order analysis
Get stock prices
CPIM
key-valued
DB
A
Reliable
Resource
B
High perf.
Resource
Place order
Wait for ack from the
stock market
Update customer
trading account
OK
Fail
C
Reliable
Resource

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model-‐driven

development:
an
example

Access rating
agencies
Order analysis
Get stock prices
Inst. numb. >2
CPIM
CPSM
key-valued
DB
SimpleDB
A
Reliable
Resource
B
High perf.
Resource
A-1
Medium CPU
Instance
B-1
Large CPU
Instance
A-2
Worker Role
Large
B-2
Worker Role
Large
C-2
Worker Role
Extra Large
Table Storage
Place order
Wait for ack from the
stock market
Update customer
trading account
OK
Fail
C
Reliable
Resource
C-1
Large Memory
Instance

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Design-‐Time
Models

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Run-‐Time
Platform

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Run-‐Time
Platform

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Platform

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Run-‐Time
Platform

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Platform

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Run-‐Time
Platform

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Execution
&
Support
Platform

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&
Support
Platform

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Downloads
&
Roadmap

•  Deliverables
and
iniIal
open
source
soXware
available
at

h<p://www.modaclouds.eu

•  FuncIonal
modelling
language
(CloudML)

•  QoS
analysis
tools
(Space4Cloud,
LINE)

•  MODAClouds
updates
to
mOSAIC
and
Cloud4SOA

•  IniIal
monitoring
pla_orm

•  March
2014
:
Final
monitoring
pla_orm

•  September
2014
:
IniIal
version
of
tools

•  March
2015:
Final
version
of
tools

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Thanks!

g.casale@imperial.ac.uk

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Improving agility of Cloud ecosystems with MODAClouds, Open Cloud Forum at Cloud Expo Europe, February 2014, London

1. FP7-ICT-2011-8-318484 www.modaclouds.eu Improving Agility of Cloud Ecosystems with MODAClouds Giuliano Casale Imperial College London, UK g.casale@imperial.ac.uk Project coordinator: Elisabe<a Di Ni<o Politecnico di Milano, Italy

2. 2 www.modaclouds.eu FP7-ICT-2011-8-318484 MODAClouds (www.modaclouds.eu)

3. 3 www.modaclouds.eu FP7-ICT-2011-8-318484 Cloud adoption: perceived problems Bitcurrent survey

4. 4 www.modaclouds.eu FP7-ICT-2011-8-318484 MODAClouds objectives Ops Biz Dev Mul$-‐Cloud DevOps Methods & Tools Deployment speed Flexibility Lock-‐in Unpredictability ElasIcity/Adaptability increase reduce Time to market

5. 5 www.modaclouds.eu FP7-ICT-2011-8-318484 Our concept of Multi-‐Cloud (1) PaaS A IaaS 1 PaaS B Your App •  ApplicaIon can be deployed on diﬀerent clouds

6. 6 www.modaclouds.eu FP7-ICT-2011-8-318484 Our concept of Multi-‐Cloud (2) •  ApplicaIon code and its data replicated on diﬀerent clouds Cloud 1 Smart City planner Social Network service Call Center Gas company Electric company Cloud 2 Smart City planner

7. 7 www.modaclouds.eu FP7-ICT-2011-8-318484 MODAClouds model-‐driven development: an example Access rating agencies Order analysis Get stock prices CIM Place order Wait for ack from the stock market Update customer trading account OK Fail CCIM

8. 8 www.modaclouds.eu FP7-ICT-2011-8-318484 MODAClouds model-‐driven development: an example Access rating agencies Order analysis Get stock prices Availability 24h/day CIM Place order Wait for ack from the stock market Update customer trading account OK Fail Response time <0.5s CCIM

9. 9 www.modaclouds.eu FP7-ICT-2011-8-318484 MODAClouds model-‐driven development: an example Access rating agencies Order analysis Get stock prices CPIM key-valued DB A Reliable Resource B High perf. Resource Place order Wait for ack from the stock market Update customer trading account OK Fail C Reliable Resource

10. 10 www.modaclouds.eu FP7-ICT-2011-8-318484 MODAClouds model-‐driven development: an example Access rating agencies Order analysis Get stock prices Inst. numb. >2 CPIM CPSM key-valued DB SimpleDB A Reliable Resource B High perf. Resource A-1 Medium CPU Instance B-1 Large CPU Instance A-2 Worker Role Large B-2 Worker Role Large C-2 Worker Role Extra Large Table Storage Place order Wait for ack from the stock market Update customer trading account OK Fail C Reliable Resource C-1 Large Memory Instance

11. 11 www.modaclouds.eu FP7-ICT-2011-8-318484 Design-‐Time Models 11

12. 12 www.modaclouds.eu FP7-ICT-2011-8-318484 MODAClouds Run-‐Time Platform 12

13. 13 www.modaclouds.eu FP7-ICT-2011-8-318484 MODAClouds Run-‐Time Platform 13

14. 14 www.modaclouds.eu FP7-ICT-2011-8-318484 MODAClouds Run-‐Time Platform 14

15. 15 www.modaclouds.eu FP7-ICT-2011-8-318484 MODAClouds Run-‐Time Platform 15

16. 16 www.modaclouds.eu FP7-ICT-2011-8-318484 MODAClouds Run-‐Time Platform 16

17. 17 www.modaclouds.eu FP7-ICT-2011-8-318484 MODAClouds Run-‐Time Platform 17

18. 18 www.modaclouds.eu FP7-ICT-2011-8-318484 Execution & Support Platform

19. 19 www.modaclouds.eu FP7-ICT-2011-8-318484 Execution & Support Platform

20. 20 www.modaclouds.eu FP7-ICT-2011-8-318484 Downloads & Roadmap •  Deliverables and iniIal open source soXware available at h<p://www.modaclouds.eu •  FuncIonal modelling language (CloudML) •  QoS analysis tools (Space4Cloud, LINE) •  MODAClouds updates to mOSAIC and Cloud4SOA •  IniIal monitoring pla_orm •  March 2014 : Final monitoring pla_orm •  September 2014 : IniIal version of tools •  March 2015: Final version of tools

21. 21 www.modaclouds.eu FP7-ICT-2011-8-318484 Thanks! g.casale@imperial.ac.uk

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