Cloud Interactive Ecosystem Language - Project at Open Group

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CLF or the case for CIEL
www.vladimirbaranek.com www.cielgroup.org
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Introduction

• Speakers
• Vladimir Baranek, Deloitte
• Executive Cloud Advisor, theICFgroup.org
  theCIELgroup.org founder
• contact vbaranek_at_deloitte.com
• 1 9493505341
• Mark Skilton, Capgemini
• Director, Co-chair of Cloud Computing WG, The
  Open Group
• Contact mark.skilton_at_capgemini,com
• 44 7787692197

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Objectives
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Language
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Meaningful Language

• Why we need a new way to define
• Ask for more information to start using the
  notation
• Collaborate on further developing the notation
• Use cases, symbols, framework
• Aim to evolve to a standard .
• Understand the notation with examples
• Idea of the spheres the new meta language
• Awareness of the Integrated Cloud Framework

Takeaways
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Quotations
Noam Chomsky (father of modern linguistics, MIT)
The structure of language determines not only
thought but reality itself.
Creating a real world view of Cloud.
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Albert Einstein (Physicist) "Imagination is
more important than knowledge".
Quotations
Creating a real world view of Cloud.
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The world of Networks
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Current Methods
Business Process Management (BPM)
Service Oriented Architecture Modeling Language
(SoaML)
Unified Modeling Language(UML)
Archimate EA Modeling Language
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The Myth of the Value Chain
Value Chain
Cloud Dynamics
How to traverse
http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Value_chain
Marketplace
Service Value Dynamics
Network
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Animoto case
http//animoto.com/intro/1?gclidCOPA7s22iaMCFRJNa
god7W_5bA Animoto uses Rightscale as their cloud
infrastructure partner. Brad discusses their
infamous week where Animoto went from 25k users
to 700k users in 5 days and they had to scale
from 50 to 5k servers.
Animoto Video Business
WWW blog sphere
Apps StoreAnimoto Services
Types of VideoServices
Monitor Service
Rightscale Cloud IaaS partner
Security
DR , BackupServices included
Integration Mashup services
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New York Times case
New York Times http//www.nytimes.com/ The New
York Times also used S3 for a data-intensive
project converting 11 million articles published
from the newspaper's founding in 1851 through
1989, to make them available through its Web site
search engine. The Times scanned in the stories,
cut up into columns to fit in the scanners (as
TIFF files), then uploaded those to S3
Nytimes.com
Subscribers too
Web search
WWW blog sphere
TIFF files convert to PDF
Published articles archive search
EC2
Convert PDF app
Queue
S3
Amazon S3 and EC2
using Amazon.com's EC2 computing platform, the
Times ran a PDF conversion app that converted
that 4TB of TIFF data into 1.5TB of PDF files.
Using 100 Linux computers, the job took about 24
hours.
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Today Tomorrow
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Today Tomorrow The Connection
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The Ecosystem of four Spheres New Language
Notation
Biosystem
Technosystem
Ecosystem
Econosystem
Sociosystem
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Complete Metadata Language for Cloud Ecosystem
World Spheres
Systems
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Language Semantics and Relationships
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Metadata Models of Today
Multiple space relationships on different planes
/ dimensions
Problem Today we have different notations but
nothing that brings this all together. Difficultie
s Governance, Integration, Transformation,
Complex Our Solution Metadata oriented
Abstractions represented by symbols
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Metadata Models of Tomorrow
A single unified notation to facilitate
governance and integration
Single Ecosystem
CURN
Poly Set of Ecosystems
CIEL
CCNL
Homogenous Metadata Ecosystem
CSEL
Metadata Today
Metadata Abstraction
Cloud Symbolic Languages CLF
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Open Metadata and Data Sets
The content of the cloud is diverse in nature,
comprising variety of Data Sets as linked hubs,
connected together and describing Internet of
Things in metadata form.
Open data is a philosophy and practice requiring
that certain data be freely available to
everyone, without restrictions.
The RDF is based on making associations. It
describes data by breaking each data element into
three nodes a subject, predicate and object. 
The British Broadcasting Corporation has tested
RDF to augment searches of its huge program
guide. Best Buy and eBay have encoded their
commercial listings in RDF.
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Future Languages Eco Literacy enabled
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ICF Cloud Language Foundation (CLF)
Logo
Name
Description
Cloud Language Foundation
Eco Language
Cloud Framework
The Cloud Language Foundation (CLF) represents
holistic approach into ecosystem of Cloud
Languages, targeted to variable audience and has
intent to cover design lifecycle from first
vision to service execution with proposed
alternative name CIEL (Cloud Interactive
Ecosystem language). The power of CIEL is in
unified symbolic language, abstraction and
minimization of complex interactions, and
preservation of translational capabilities into
next stages of service design and execution.
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CLF Phases, Actions and Logic
Logic
Action
Example
Language
Phase
CURN
Parameters
Requirements
SYMBOLS
Conceptual Abstraction
Vision
Collective Intelligence
Wall street News
World Financial Prediction
Contextual Realization
Design
CCNL
Logical Implementation
Definition
METADATA
Client Service
Wikipedia Service
Business Mashup
CSEL
Deployment
Platform Interpretation
Physical Execution
Execution
Extracted Metadata
Target Environment
Execution
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CLF -gt CURN CCNL CSEL
Cloud Deployment
Cloud Service Architecture
CURN
CSEL
CCNL
Concepts
Components
Services
Symbols
Symbol
Service
Model
Abstractions
Components
Requirements
Concepts
Inputs
Solution
Vision
Model
Outputs
Metadata
Symbolic
Hybrid
Language
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CLF Metadata Integration
Symbol Picture
Symbol Name
Symbol Relations
Object Catalog
Vision / Concept
Properties
Symbol Type
Meta Tags
Transformation
Service Picture
Symbol Name
Symbol Relations
Service Catalog
Interpretation
Properties
Service Type
Service Parameters
Picture
Deployment Name
Deployment
Transformation
Deployment Relations
Deployment Catalog
Implementation
Properties
Deployment Type
Deployment Parameters
Symbol Library
Data
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CLF Metadata, Language and Script Map
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CLF Metadata / Information Map Work in Progress
Vision
Semantic Web Stack
CLF Metadata Script
Information Map
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CLF Metadata Repository Symbol Flow
Metadata Repository
Table of Symbols
UDEF Semantics
OWL
Standards
RDF
GUI
CURN
CCNL
Languages
CSEL
Cloud Platform
Catalogs
CSEL Script
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Symbols
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The Cloud symbol pattern and structure
Connection
Service
Footprints
Environment
Dynamic Gassy Environments
Boundary
The Cloud
Islands
Domain
Patterns
Structure
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CLF Table of Symbols v.1
Elementary
Symbols
Complex
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CLF Table of Symbols 1/4
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CLF Table of Symbols 2/4
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CLF Table of Symbols 3/4
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CLF Table of Symbols 4/4
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Use Cases
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CURN Example
CASE STUDY Example of Competitive Advantage
transforming the Pharmaceutical Industry enabled
by Cloud Computing
This example illustrates Industry Services in
Cloud that a SME can access and compete in areas
that larger Companiesonce had incumbent control
due to own assets and services. This means that
there are lower switching costs via Self
ServicePortals and 3rd party Cloud service
providers. Because people can choose Self
Service over other General Traditional Services
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CCNL Cloud Environment Encapsulation Deployment
Orchestration Example
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CSEL Example 1
Sell
Assembly
Deployment
Maintenance
Component Catalog
Cloud Service Catalog
Environment Catalog
Service Portfolio Catalog
QLS, SLA and Status Catalog
Service Cart
Service Shop
Deploy
Assembly Factory
Configure
Monitor
Target Environments
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GUI Examples
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CURN GUI 1
Symbol Name
SMS
iPhone
Mobile Device
Message
Drag Drop Symbol
Zigbee Network
Home Automation
Facebook
User
Symbol Type
Social Network
Autonomous System
Sensor Network
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CURN GUI 2
User
Symbol Name
iPhone
SMS
Facebook
Home Automation
Zigbee Network
Empty Position
Drag Drop Symbol
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Next Steps
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Next Steps

• Would like to establish a new Project in The Open
  group
• Develop Roadmaps for CIEL to other Methodologies
• Connect and integrate CIEL to other metadata
  models

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Questions
www.vladimirbaranek.com
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Thank you!
Authors- Credits
Vladimir Baranek..... Mark Skilton.............
vbaranek_at_deloitte.com mark.skilton_at_capgemini.com