OZONE & OWF: A Community-wide GOTS initiative and its transition to GOSS

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OZONE & OWF: A Community-wide GOTS initiative and its transition to GOSS Jason Kahn, Department of Defense and Tina Coleman, Next Century Computing

Technology Education

OWF Opens Up
From GOTS to GOSS:
The Launch Path So Far

Jason Kahn, OWF Project Lead
Tina Coleman, OWF Community Support Lead
4 August 2010

OWF: GOTS to GOSS

What OWF Is;

Why Open-Source It, Anyway?

THE BIRTH OF A PROJECT

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OZONE Widget Framework - Overview

A common thin-client environment for dynamic analytic workflows
using lightweight web-applications (widgets) distributed across
the enterprise.

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Decoupled Deployment
OWF Widget Widget
Hosting Hosting Hosting
Server Server Server

Widgets need not be hosted
on the same server, domain,
or technology as OWF

service request service request service request

Service Hosting Service Hosting Service Hosting
Environment A Environment B Environment C

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OWF Equation

The framework for visually organizing and Marketplace to discover widgets
laying out lightweight web applications
(widgets)

Messaging bridge for thin/thick client Community development
communications

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OWF: GOTS to GOSS

Framework + discovery + messaging + widgets =

Analyst-driven mission success

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Why Open-Source It?

Increasing
rework each
release!
Agency A
enhancements

OWF
Release

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Why Open-Source It?

Agency • Enhancements
A • Priorities

Agency • Enhancements
B • Priorities

Agency • Enhancements
C • Priorities

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“So how new are we?”

BABY STEPS

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Short-Term Successes…

• CIO Level Agreement: Go GOSS!
• Initial Set of Advisory Board Members
• Charter
• Source and Ticket Tracking System
• Draft Roadmap
• Core Contributor Model
• Patch Submissions

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… Long-Term Vision

• Forge.mil?
• Updates to Advisory Board
• Extend Core Contributor Set
• Community Development
• Widget Sharing
• True FOSS

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Stumbling blocks and trip points…

HURDLES

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Parental Expectations

Agency
Parent
A Agency

Becoming Agency Agency
Parent D A
Agency Agency
D Agency B

Agency Agency Agency
C C B

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Lots of Expectant Parties Now!

Agency
A

Agency Agency
F B

OWF
Agency Agency
E C

Agency
D

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OSS Expectations - License

Current Debate
• DoD Community Source • Fair Use for biz dev,
License evaluation, …?
• Derivative works?
• Binary versus
development?

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1. OWF Opens Up From GOTS to GOSS: The Launch Path So Far Jason Kahn, OWF Project Lead Tina Coleman, OWF Community Support Lead 4 August 2010

2. OWF: GOTS to GOSS What OWF Is; Why Open-Source It, Anyway? THE BIRTH OF A PROJECT 4 August 2010 2

3. OWF: GOTS to GOSS OZONE Widget Framework - Overview A common thin-client environment for dynamic analytic workflows using lightweight web-applications (widgets) distributed across the enterprise. 4 August 2010 3

4. OWF: GOTS to GOSS Decoupled Deployment OWF Widget Widget Hosting Hosting Hosting Server Server Server Widgets need not be hosted on the same server, domain, or technology as OWF service request service request service request Service Hosting Service Hosting Service Hosting Environment A Environment B Environment C 4 August 2010 4

5. OWF: GOTS to GOSS OWF Equation The framework for visually organizing and Marketplace to discover widgets laying out lightweight web applications (widgets) Messaging bridge for thin/thick client Community development communications 4 August 2010 5

6. OWF: GOTS to GOSS Framework + discovery + messaging + widgets = Analyst-driven mission success 4 August 2010 6

7. OWF: GOTS to GOSS Why Open-Source It? Increasing rework each release! Agency A enhancements OWF Release 4 August 2010 7

8. OWF: GOTS to GOSS Why Open-Source It? Agency • Enhancements A • Priorities Agency • Enhancements B • Priorities Agency • Enhancements C • Priorities 4 August 2010 8

9. OWF: GOTS to GOSS “So how new are we?” BABY STEPS 4 August 2010 9

10. OWF: GOTS to GOSS Short-Term Successes… • CIO Level Agreement: Go GOSS! • Initial Set of Advisory Board Members • Charter • Source and Ticket Tracking System • Draft Roadmap • Core Contributor Model • Patch Submissions 4 August 2010 10

11. OWF: GOTS to GOSS … Long-Term Vision • Forge.mil? • Updates to Advisory Board • Extend Core Contributor Set • Community Development • Widget Sharing • True FOSS 4 August 2010 11

12. OWF: GOTS to GOSS Stumbling blocks and trip points… HURDLES 4 August 2010 12

13. OWF: GOTS to GOSS Parental Expectations Agency Parent A Agency Becoming Agency Agency Parent D A Agency Agency D Agency B Agency Agency Agency C C B 4 August 2010 13

14. OWF: GOTS to GOSS Lots of Expectant Parties Now! Agency A Agency Agency F B OWF Agency Agency E C Agency D 4 August 2010 14

15. OWF: GOTS to GOSS OSS Expectations - License Current Debate • DoD Community Source • Fair Use for biz dev, License evaluation, …? • Derivative works? • Binary versus development? 4 August 2010 15

16. Questions?

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