ster on So,ware ineering for Services Applica8ons October 8th 2015

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1 ster on So,ware ineering for Services Applica8ons 4SAA) October 8th 2015

2 Context Cluster Objec8ves Deliverables ICT Event 2015 White Paper CloudForward Cloud Expo Ini8a8ve Go- To- Market strategy (OS and Standards) Conclusions

3 Context Cluster Objec8ves Deliverables ICT Event 2015 White Paper CloudForward Cloud Expo Ini8a8ve Go- To- Market strategy (OS and Standards) Conclusions

4 text o,ware Engineering for: Cloud- based applica8ons Services IoT Big data

5 Context Cluster Objec8ves Deliverables ICT Event 2015 White Paper CloudForward Cloud Expo Ini8a8ve Go- To- Market strategy (OS and Standards) Conclusions

6 ster Objec8ves Iden8fy complementari,es, synergies, possibili8es for collabora,on/results adop,on between projects; Iden8fy new challenges and trends to influence the European research agenda; Organise common dissemina,on (publica8ons, training and workshops); Iden8fy effec,ve go- to- market strategies for the outcomes of research projects.

7 Context Cluster Objec8ves Deliverables ICT Event 2015 White Paper CloudForward Cloud Expo Ini8a8ve Go- To- Market strategy (OS and Standards) Conclusions

8 liverables white paper describing a map of the challenges in o,ware engineering and of the ini8al set of solu,ons eing proposed. ossibly, a common book workshop or training ini8a8ve go to - market strategy and associated implementa8on lan catalog of researchers available to be part of advisory oards n analysis of standardisa,on ac8vi8es

9 Context Cluster Objec8ves Deliverables ICT Event 2015 White Paper CloudForward Cloud Expo Ini8a8ve Go- To- Market strategy (OS and Standards) Conclusions

10 Cluster SE4SA at CloudForward ber 6 th iscussion on the presented per hite paper: esenta8on of the current atus scussion about challenges and siness cases rganiza8on of the ICT 2015 ssion e Cloud Expo ini8a8ve ow to get to a go- to- market rategy (open source strategy, October 7 th Discussion on the paper presenta8ons Go- to- market: AppHub presenta8on

11 sented papers als: Find synergies between papers and the possibil ity to reuse Iden8fy new challenges

12 sented papers Example of challenges (summary re ontologies usable to monitor and control cloud pplica8ons? Are these ontologies scalable? o what extent a cloud based so,ware system can be dapted? ow can we customize a cloud - based so,ware? ow can be made the internal quali8es of a cloud so,ware xplicit? ow can we use abstrac8ons to cope with top down radi8onal model- driven developments and bo`om- up vailability of cloud services? ow can service providers guarantee SLA in a mul8- tenant

13 Context Cluster Objec8ves Deliverables ICT Event 2015 White Paper CloudForward Cloud Expo Ini8a8ve Go- To- Market strategy (OS and Standards) Conclusions

14 itepaper (1) tructure Current challenges (as of October 2015) Business cases Mapping of projects to the challenges Outlook to the future

15 itepaper (2): Taxonomy of challenges of 15 Design Evolu8on by design Self adap8ve Systems Variability of highly distributed systems Middleware Programmability issues (SDN / NFV) Management of the complexity of large and data intensive systems Quality Quality, maintainability and acceptability of cloud- based so,ware Quality evolu8on Lifecycle (DevOps) Manage the development complexity at design 8me and run8me of complex applica8ons Model- based techniques

16 Context Cluster Objec8ves Deliverables ICT Event 2015 White Paper CloudForward Cloud Expo Ini8a8ve Go- To- Market strategy (OS and Standards) Conclusions

17 ICT Event 2015: , 16:00 16:45 hort presenta8on about the white paper anel Andreas Metzger: So,ware engineering for big data Lutz Schubert: So,ware engineering for cloud infrastructures Cedric Thomas: Open source and so,ware engineering All a`endees! Lisbon, 21st of October :00 16:45

18 Context Cluster Objec8ves Deliverables ICT Event 2015 White Paper CloudForward Cloud Expo Ini8a8ve Go- To- Market strategy (OS and Standards) Conclusions

19 Cloud Expo Ini8a8ve: Frankfurt, 10th 11th November `p:// xhibi8on and speaking sta8on (1 hour and half) SWITCH, S_CASE, CloudWave, SeaClouds, CloudTeams

20 Context Cluster Objec8ves Deliverables ICT Event 2015 White Paper CloudForward Cloud Expo Ini8a8ve Go- To- Market strategy (OS and Standards) Conclusions

21 - To- Market Strategy OS Strategy AppHub Standardiza8on

22 - To- Market Strategy: Proposal of the OS task fo bjec,ve: provide a kind of guidelines to help rojects to define their own strategy and roadmap fo S hree phases: Define the OS ecosystem for your project Define the steps, 8meline and ac8ons you could follow Monitor the progress of your strategy and the impact

23 - To- Market AppHub

24 - To- Market Standardiza8on den8fy the standards relevant for the projects in the luster Used vs. extended/created den8fy possible subgroups to influence specific tandards oint ini8a8ve with the other clusters (all four of hem)

25 Context Cluster Objec8ves Deliverables ICT Event 2015 White Paper CloudForward Cloud Expo Ini8a8ve Go- To- Market strategy (OS and Standards) Conclusions

26 clusions h`ps://eucloudclusters.wordpress.com/so,ware- engineering- for- services- and- applica8ons/ cts Aligned, AppHub, ARCADIA, ARTIST, CloudTeams, CloudWave, DICE, ENTICE, Envisage, HyVar, MODAClouds, MONDO, Prowess, RISCOSS, SeaCloud S- CASE, Supersede, SWITCH, U- QASAR

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28 cussion on the presented papers mart Cloud Engine and Solu8on based on Knowledge Base eveloping and opera8ng 8me cri8cal applica8ons in clouds he state of the art and the SWITCH approach Joint Benchmark- Analy8c Approach For Design- Time ssessment of Mul8- Cloud Applica8ons IRANO: An integrated programming environment for mul8 er cloud based applica8ons

29 itch What can be adapted? Knowledge base: no seman8cally complex but serving specific purposes. How to link these seman8c components to low level components? Monitoring Func8onali8es: packaged in some containers and ready for use, searchable func8onality not by component, orchestra8on aspect Within the cluster: facilitate discussion, look at standards

30 art cloud esigned to a large number of different metrics nowledge base is open and can be used by others ntologies for assessing behavior of various domains - > good round on top of which you can build your solu8on. Do not start om scratch eady to help in the adop8on of ontologies ssessment of all RDF databases - > ready to share the experience DF triples can be processed efficiently in the 8me scale of the clo inutes/hours) he approach is scalable

31 ite paper

32 llenges from the WP Facilitate the development of more interconnected, flexible, reliable, secure and efficient so,ware A holis8c approach in the so,ware development that goe beyond so,ware produc8on within specific applica8on domains

33 llenges from the WP dvanced so,ware development approaches and ethodologies ras8cally increase development produc8vity ras8cally increase various dimensions of so,ware quality uch as security, reliability, performance, scalability and daptability.

34 llenges from the WP eamless architectures Innova8ve architectures, frameworks and plasorms addressing the need for evolvable, secure, context- aware and self- adap8v so,ware in highly connected and interoperable systems. Support for the development and tes8ng of so,ware for distributed systems in heterogeneous environments, addressin issues such as data consistency, reliability, scalability and the efficient use of underlying resources.

35 allenges from the second day papers Cloud allows collabora8on among developers and with customers Abstrac8ng over the physical implementa8on, both behavior of applica8on and usage of resources Op8miza8on of applica8on depending on where you deploy and run it

36 llenges from the audience Quality of so,ware and produc8on process is not evident How is this quality made explicit? Mul8- tenancy: how can the user have some control on services that are managed in a mul8- tenant way? How can service providers guarantee SLA in a mul8- tenan environment

37 llenges from the ience When talking about desktop apps or client/server apps you need customization How do you achieve customization in the case of the cloud? We need to change to way applications are being designed Allowing better maintainability/ extendability of software

38 llenges from the ience oftware product created from business equirements, be more abstract, go down hrough technical layers he problem is that you need to be expert in ll layers nd you need to propagate back information rom lower layers to upper layer nteroperability concerning data of cloud pplications, privacy o you think the top-down approach is ufficient? bstraction is important anagement of state in cloud applications

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