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DISA Platform as a Service (PaaS) And RACE May 2012 Version 1.0

Product Framework A Combat Support Agency Overview Enterprise Services must be Product focused with: Discrete retail based boundaries for ease of consumption by all DOD A price model that enables full cost recovery & self funded evolution Anon on line, interactive self service serviceproductcatalog A single customer facing entry point for all product services Brutal and strict standardization Products must use a common suite of infrastructure Support Services System lifecycle environments (Dev,Test, Pre prod,prod) Prod) Security, Naming, Registries, Messaging, Service Bus Must be accessible across all system lifecycle environments Products should ldbe portable DISA DECCs are not the only available hosting facility 2

DISA Enterprise Product A Combat Support Agency Framework Product User Services Time Keeping Collaboration Mail Product Warfighter Platform Services Web Database Product Product Developer/ System Administrator Infrastructure t Services Processor Storage Network Software CNDSP Infrastructure Foundation Facility Power Cooling Cable Plant Racks Development Services (RCVS, CM, CI) Enterprise Infrastructure Services (IdAM, Messaging, ESB, Registries, PKI, DNS) Testing Services (Security, Performance) IA Controls / CND Services Development Test Pre-Production Production Products can provide multiple environments, or just one. Products could be delivered through multiple cloud providers Products can be selected via portal from a product catalog DECC Commercial DoD Data Center 3

DISA Service Evolution DISA will evolve enterprise services into a new Product Framework Increased standardization Simplified consumption models Self sustaining pricing Current products such as RACE, Web PaaS, GCDS, will be incorporated intothe the framework New products will be developed and implemented in accordance with framework guidelines g 4

Sample Product A Combat Support Agency Alignment 5

DISA s Enterprise Infrastructure Services Provides self service ordering, provisioning, ii i and administration i i of IT infrastructure for developing, testing, integrating, and deploying new mission capabilities Operating Environments (RACE) Middleware Platforms (PaaS) Reduces risks for Partners by providing infrastructure products under cloud based services in secure Defense Enterprise Computing Centers (DECCs), connected to private DoD networks, and under government operations control. Standardization IA Controls & CND Services Increases the velocity for new mission capabilities through faster path to production services Pre integrated Enterprise Services Continuous Lifecycle Environments 6

DISA s RACE Introduction What Is It? The DISA RACE is an IT infrastructure as a service (IaaS) product that provides Operating Environments for developing and testing mission applications It provides the DoD Dwith ability to acquire a development and/or test environment through on demand, self service capabilities with Variable CPU, Memory, storage and operating environments It offers flexible options to mix and match Windows and Linux operating environments, processing, memory, and storage capacity It is provisioned over DoD Networks with compliance to DoD policies for greater assurances of security and privacy 7

DISA RACE Features Basic Services Development (Zone B Enclave) No accreditation needed to begin Accessible over NIPR & Internet Full root level access to operating system Advanced Services Test (Zone A Enclave) Accelerated accreditation using same OE configuration and STIG as DECC production NIPR / SIPR connectivity for end to end system integration and user testing Common Services Self service Portal 24 hour provisioning of new operating environment and storage STIG d operating environments Central Service Desk 8

DISA s Web PaaS Introduction What Is It? The DISA PaaS is a transformational approach to advancing the Department of Defense s transition to a service orientated, information sharing environment It offers a streamlined path to production that speeds the delivery of new web based mission capabilities based on Java and.net technologies Itdelivers cloud based services for the development, testing, and deployment of mission applications in a continuous lifecycle support environment It provides all the necessary IA controls and CND services for highly secure DoD mission applications Lifecycle Platform. Highly Secure. Rapidly Delivered 9

What are the Benefits? Lower Cost. Cloud based services are proven to reduce cost with faster acquisition, off loading of IT installation and administration tasks, and pre integration of enterprise level services and technologies Faster Delivery. PaaS dramatically increases the speed to delivering new mission capabilities through pre integration with Enterprise Services Reduced Risk. PaaS eliminates labor intensive, error prone engineering, integration, and application development by providing a consistent and predictable framework that supports industry standards. Rapid Prototyping. RACE and PaaS provide capabilities for developers to create and deploy concept applications on the cloud for their customers. It provides a way to demonstrate results faster to end users. Higher security and interoperability. RACE and PaaS provide fully accredited systems that are compliant with DoD security policies greater uniformity and standardization brings improved information assurance, security response, system management, reliability and maintainability. 10

Web PaaS Path to Production Development can be performed anywhere using the Web PaaS SDK Certificate of Networthiness Customer s Code Customer s Code Customer s Code Customer s Code Developers & Testers The Platform Run time Engine Data Store Run time Engine Data Store Run time Engine Data Store Run time Engine Data Store End Users Operating System Operating System Operating System Operating System Physical Server Physical Server Physical Server Physical Server Dev Test Pre-Prod Prod Shared Services Collaborative Tools and Resources Messaging Registry Continuous Integration Community Shared Knowledge and Best Practices IdAM Attributes Enterprise Infrastructure Support Services ESM HBSS Testing Services Supporting Continuous Delivery of Mission Partner Capabilities 11

Web PaaS Framework Customer Tenets Dev Dev Platform End Users Test Test Platform Engine Developers Presentation PaaS Owners Customer Facing Services Access Control Data Store Service Integration Interfaces Customer Operations Data Services Monitoring Standards based Maximize Open Source Software Vendor Neutrality Maximize Enterprise Services Portable Elastic and Scalable Customer Focused Dev Toolkit Test Tools Java Web Server Service Technologies STS RDBMS Messaging Registry Logging Features Forge Tools Forge oge Tools.NET OWF Servlet Container OCSP Attributes Infrastructure Operating System Storage Network NoSQL Mediation Sync ESM HBSS Continuity of Operations baked in Shared situational awareness Self service Utility billing Rapid path to production Pre integrated Enterprise Services Conforms to DOD security standards Type accredited Develop Test Execute Operate Providing Higher Quality and Faster Services at a Lower Price 12

Web PaaS Fee Definitions One-time Connection Fee Recovers the core implementation charge for provisioning the hosting infrastructure, connectivity, DNS registration, and user account configuration Monthly Reoccurring Fixed Charge Recovers the cost for processing resources and licensing required to provision a PaaS instance. Transaction Charge Recovers the cost for the Shared Services infrastructure, management age e infrastructure, sustainment t labor, and technology support and maintenance Transaction is defined as any HTTP(S) GET or HTTP(S) POST 13

Start Today Contact the DISA RACE Team at race@disa.mil or the DISA Web PaaS Team at paas@disa.mil for additional information www.disa.mil http://www.facebook.com/usdisa @USDisa SDK is available at https://software.forge.mil/sf/projects/javapaas 14

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Web PaaS Software List PaaS Component Purpose Solution Web Platform Presentation Security Token Service Data Store Protocol Mediation Service Integration Interfaces Management Run time execution environment for web application and web services code Presentation management & visualization engine for user interface layout Web Service that issues security tokens. Converts identity attributes into a standard SAML 2.0 security token that is shared with web applications and services. Persistent data storage Protocol mediation services to allow web applications and servicesto accesslegacy data sources using exposed services Integration web services to abstract underlying service technologies to avoid vendor lock in Monitor health and status of web platform and data store, and provision new instances JBoss Enterprise Platform Microsoft.NET Tomcat Microsoft IIS Integrated Web Frameworks Ozone Widget Framework Ping Federate Oracle MySQL Enterprise (Default) Oracle Enterprise Server 11g Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Talend ESB Hibernate OCSP NCES clients JBoss Operations Network MySQL Enterprise Manager 17

PaaS Catalog PaaS One Time Connection Charge $ 1,277.11 The Following PaaS Pricing includes Development, Test, and Production Environments Optional Add on Services Item Fee per Month Item Fee per Month Small $ 1,477.00 Additional App Server 2 Core X 2GB Memory Additional Small $ 502.0000 2 core X 4GB Memory DB Additional Medium $ 502.00 Medium $ 2,592.00 Additional Large $ 1,255.00 2 Core X 4GB Memory High Availability 4 core X 8GB Memory DB Small $ 1,241.00 Large $ 5,210.00 Medium $ 2,388.00 4 Core X 8GB Memory Large $ 4,904.00 00 8 core X 16GB Memory DB Pre production Usage Fees Small $ 1,477.00 Resource Fee Medium $ 2,592.00 Content Delivery per 1,000 Transactions $ 0.10 Large $ 5,210.00 STS Content Delivery per 1,000 Transactions $ 0.20 Oracle 11g Database Small ll(2 core x 4GB memory) $ 1,901.00 00 Medium (4 core x 8GB memory) $ 3,802.00 Large (8 core x 16GB memory) $ 7,603.00 Microsoft SQLServer 2008 Small (2 core x 4GB memory) $ 676.00 Medium (4 core x 8GB memory) $ 1,352.00 Large (8 core x 16GB memory) $ 2,704.00 Microsoft SQLServer Data Analysis(SSAS/SSRS) Small (2 core x 4GB memory) $ 746.00 Medium (4 core x 8GB memory) $ 1,864.00 Large (8 core x 16GB memory) $ 3,728.00 For Additional Information PaaS@disa.mil Storage (Per GB with COOP) $ 5.00 Protocol Mediation $ 539.00 ***Pricing should be used for planning purposes only. Subject to change due to final approval by the DISA Director and customer adoption rate.*** 18