Cloud Services Catalog: One year of OSCM

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1 Cloud Services Catalog: One year of OSCM Uwe Specht Michael Falkenhahn Fujitsu Enabling Software Technology GmbH, Munich October FUJITSU

2 Agenda Introduction to OSCM OSCM and CNCF Example OSCM used by University of Wismar Experience of Contributing OSCM Community FUJITSU

3 OSCM Introduction FUJITSU

4 OSCM Management of Cloud (Native) Applications for Service Providers, IT Departments and End Users (Internal) IT Services Uniform service descriptions / booking! SLA contracts and social network rating! Pre-defined process or open API to BPM! Public Cloud VM Appliance / PaaS Account management and reporting! Price model import or flexible modeling! container workloads Private Cloud VM Public Cloud SaaS How to interface to user work flows? How to do SLA comparison and management? How to enforce authorizations / compliance? How to keep overview of consumed XaaS? How to transparently compare service pricing? OSCM gets you from wild XaaS shopping cart to well-managed self-service check-out FUJITSU

5 Project Home, Github, Docker Hub FUJITSU

6 Open Service Catalog Manager Hybrid Cloud Services SaaS PaaS IaaS Catalog Browsing Self-Service Identity Mgmt Approval Workflow User Mgmt Subscription Mgmt End users Provider Billing Catalog Mgmt Payment Account Mgmt Reports Access Control Target: Public or Private Broad spectrum of use cases supported, from SaaS Marketplace to Enterprise (IaaS) Store for CIOs, Service Providers and End Users FUJITSU

7 OSCM Benefits for Users Enables end users to Obtain and launch Cloud resources and applications With one click In self-service mode FUJITSU

8 OSCM Benefits for Corporations Enables CIOs to Set up and manage Business-friendly catalogs of Cloud services of any type (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, container services) FUJITSU

9 OSCM Benefits for Service Providers Enables service providers to Quickly define new cloud services With flexible pricing plans In order to easily adapt to New market demands FUJITSU

10 Optimize Usage with Marketable Services Marketable Service 1 Marketplace Free Edition Technical Service (IaaS, SaaS, XaaS) Marketable Service 2 Upgrade Basic Edition Marketable Service 3 Upgrade / Downgrade Premium Edition FUJITSU

11 Deployment with Standardized Provisioning API *) Subscribe to a service based on a synchronous instance provisioning createinstance(instancerequest) sendping(string) Subscribe to a service based on an asynchronous instance provisioning asynccreateinstance(instancerequest) sendping(string) completed by: completeasyncsubscription() or abortasyncsubscription() Update existing subscription parameter modifyparameterset(string, List<ServiceParameter>) Create or update existing user parameter createusers(string, List<User>) deleteusers(string, List<User>) updateusers(string, List<User>) Marketplace Upgrade Free Edition Basic Edition Upgrade / Downgrade Terminate subscription deleteinstance(string) Premium Edition *) only selected methods described here FUJITSU

12 Timeline, CTMG and OSCM ISV Cloud Program Fujitsu Cloud Store Partner Model IaaS Support Enterprise Readiness CTMG went Open Source Vmware Contribution CNCF Engagement Today FUJITSU

13 OSCM and CNCF FUJITSU

14 CNCF Activities: Service Broker API Cloud Native Computing Foundation: Creating a stable, operable and well integrated group of projects for "born in the cloud" applications Fujitsu is a board member and Platinum sponsor of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). Closely working with Google, IBM, Cloud Foundry and other partners to define an standard API to provision services in the Cloud. Taking Cloud Foundry Service Broker to the next level: a Cloud agnostic, production ready industry standard. OSCM has a PoC implementation of the API, as a provider of Cloud Services. Technical contributions to the standardization effort, such as parameter definition or schema description FUJITSU

15 CNCF Activities: Service Broker API What s next: Inventory: An API to implement a dashboard of services, instances, resources, etc. for consumers and providers. Procurement: Fujitsu will lead an effort to define an API to handle the economic aspects of service provisioning: price advertising, payment, authorization, etc. Standardization efforts are being made in the context of the current ecosystem of Cloud Services. OSCM implements all emerging APIs from Service Broker Work Group FUJITSU

16 Fujitsu Catalog Manager an der Hochschule Wismar Dipl.-Wirt.-Inf. (FH) Roland Hinz Hochschule Wismar Fakultät für Wirtschaftswissenschaften FUJITSU

17 Reference Case University Challenge Lifecycle management (booking, prolongation, termination) of > 300 VMs per year for research & education with no extra system admins as self service portal Keeping track of IaaS usage and costs by the different faculties Integration in existing environment (AD) Cloud Self-Service VMWare controller Virtual Servers Contribute Solution Enterprise Solution Store, installed on top of Fujitsu private cloud (Fujitsu Server, NetApp, VMware vcenter) Automated provisioning of standardized virtual machines (Windows, Linux) Load balancing of compute and storage nodes Automated lifecycle management (prolongation, termination) Compute Network Storage FUJITSU

18 Conclusion Significant enrichment of the IT service through self-service portal High usage frequency of remote students High acceptance because of good usability Reduction of administrative effort because of automation Evaluation via customized reports is only partially used Troubleshooting is extensive Outlook Extension of the current offering with new services Tourenplanung mit PTV Smartour Domain-Join in defined organizational units (OU) of Active Directory Deletion of account in AD after subscription termination FUJITSU

19 Experience of Contribution FUJITSU

20 Process of Contribution of VMWare Controller Customer project Separation Implement controller to customer needs Customer-specific parts Generic features Integration Build, test environment OSCM quality standards Merge Pull request Improve FUJITSU

21 Pros and Cons of the Contribution VMWare Controller Pros: Improved quality from core development Source code keeps up-to-date with current version Documentation was improved Additional Features from other contributors Separation from project-specific parts versus generic parts Cons: Initial effort for non-commercial project Merge back and forth source code from OSCM branch and customer projects FUJITSU

22 OSCM Community FUJITSU

23 OSCM Community The OSCM community framework consists of three main components: OSCM website with user forum Docker repository GitHub OSCM repositories section These components are the basis for information, communication, and contribution inside the community FUJITSU

24 The OSCM Website The OSCM website offers: Software download links News & Articles Information and documentation Learning Center Training & Support User Forum Over 200 users have already registered on the website FUJITSU

25 The Docker Repository Basic OSCM environment Agile development, monthly release 1400 pulls FUJITSU

26 The GitHub Repository Well-structured repository Comprehensive release notes and documentation Over 200 issues 20 registered contributors Contributions focus on User interface Controller development FUJITSU

27 Technical Challenges Current Candidates: Filter/sort tables in administration portal Replace modal dialog for parameter configuration REST API (instead of SOAP) Improve standard reports (currently BIRT) FUJITSU

28 Improving Standard Reports OSCM Report 1 Report 2 OSCM Report 1 Custom Report BIRT Interface Generic Reporting API Current situation: Reporting is hard coded. Additional reporting can be plugged in with programming and from professional services only. Current standard reporting is not fitting to customer needs Challenge Create a generic plugin mechanism to add any kinds of reporting into the already existing Reporting UIs Create a reporting API to allow any kind of reporting tools to produce usable reports without understanding the full DB-model FUJITSU

29 Come and see talk to us We are at Booth B06! FUJITSU

30 Questions? FUJITSU

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