1. T AKING THE MOST FROM H YBRID C LOUDS OPTIMIS PROJECT W ATERLOO (CANADA), M ARCH 24 TH Josep Martrat TIM Market Manager ATOS research and Innovation josep.martrat@atosorigin.com

2. OPTIMIS O PTIMIZED INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES OPTIMIS Vision, Objectives Service lifecycle & Innovations Basic Deployment Scenarios Key Beneficiaries Main outcomes and Use Cases Conclusion

3. OPTIMIS IN A NUTSHELL Type of project: Integrated Project Project start date: 1st June 2010 Duration: 36 months Max EC contribution: 7,139 MEuros Consortium: 13 partners (+1) Enable a highly open,scalable and dependable Cloud Service Ecosystem for delivery of adaptable, reliable, self-service, secure and (ecologically and economically) sustainable IT services.

5. Enables organizations to automatically externalize services and applications to best-execution venues in the hybrid cloud model Cloud providers Eco-System Construction Internal Cloud Operation Optimization External Cloud Operation Optimization Deployment Optimization V ISION, O BJECTIVES AND I NNOVATIONS OPTIMIS addresses the scenario of 2013+ where most companies use private and public clouds in combination OPTIMIS aims at a market where providers are fungible, transparent and compliant, and consumers can easily and efficiently use cloud functionality to their best advantage.

6. OPTIMIS S ERVICE LIFECYCLE & I NNOVATIONS Construction Deployment Construction: new, legacy, licensed sw Services Composition PaaS layer Avoid ad-hoc & manual processes throughout cloud service lifecycle Dependable Sociability = Trust + Risk + Eco + Cost for selecting “best “ deployment option Multiple deployment scenarios (private Cloud, multi-cloud and federated cloud environments) Internal Cloud Operation Adaptive and eco-aware self-preservation Support self-evaluation and –management based on Trust, Risk, Eco-efficiency and Cost holistic approach, not isolated measures Cover both provider and consumer aspects (e.g., elasticity–admission control interplay) External Cloud Operation License Management for external cloud execution VM Security + Federation Security Data Management between Clouds (legal constraints) New market roles and value activities Understand and enhance the cloud market evolution Understand the legal and regulatory aspects, incl. data protection & privacy, due diligence and contractual, legislative and jurisdictional issues

7. Service Provider Multi-clouds Federated clouds Service Provider Infrastructure Provider Internal infra- structure Service Provider Bursted internal clouds B ASIC DEPLOYMENT SCENARIOS Infrastructure Provider Broker Source: FP7 OPTIMIS project

8. W HO ’ S GAINING VALUE ? Key beneficiaries: Service Providers Infrastructure Providers Additional stakeholders:  Brokers  Independent software vendors  Service consumers (end-users)

9. OPTIMIS BASE TOOLKIT MonitoringTrust Risk Cost Energy Consumption Evaluation Security Infrastructure Provider Service Provider Construction DeploymentOperation Deployment Optimizer OPTIMIS Base- Toolkit Admission Control OPTIMIS Base- Toolkit Service Optimizer OPTIMIS Base- Toolkit Cloud Optimizer OPTIMIS Base- Toolkit Construction Optimizer Programming Model and IDE Configuration Manager

10. U SE C ASES Validation scenarios:  Programming model validation through lifecycle management of on- demand ERP/CRM services  Extended elasticity via transparent cloud bursting  Cloud brokerage and federation involving many cloud providers Cloud application development Develop Build Migrate RunConsume Service engineering & life-cycle management advances for Cloud development, enabling service development / governance / interoperability in a converged environment (IT, telecom, services) reliable & resilient Cloud platforms in Europe lower barriers of new Cloud apps development for SMEs  Cloud service investment optimisation, enabling  intelligent optimisation based on cost, risk assessment, trust and environmental impact  meet SLA obligations and improve customer experience  a business incentive for Cloud interoperability  better services at lower prices & eco-friendly. Cloud-bursting in hybrid clouds Enabling Multi-cloud & Federated cloud  selection of providers based on cost, trust and energy efficiency  reliable and secure environment of Cloud providers  support for execution of licensed software Cloud brokerage & federation

11. M AIN RESULTS OPTIMIS Toolkit  Tools for construction, deployment, operation  General base toolkit for trust, risk, cost and eco aspects Reference architectures and guidelines for (bursted) internal clouds, multi-clouds and federated clouds Showcase results through business driven validation scenarios Market predictions, business models and legal guidelines First release to be available by June 2011

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13. OPTIMIS aims at a market where providers are fungible, transparent and compliant, and consumers can easily and efficiently use cloud functionality to their best advantage. THE CLOUD ’ S SILVER LINING OPTIMIS aims at optimizing cloud services by producing an architectural framework and a development toolkit that takes trust, risk, eco-efficiency, cost (TREC) and legal issues into account. The optimization covers the full cloud service lifecycle. VISION GOAL OFFERING a ‘software infrastructure-as-a-service’ offering that enables organizations to automatically send processing jobs and application tasks to the most appropriate execution venue, whether that’s on on-premise resource or in the hosted cloud