Cloud Computing Standards: Overview And ITU-T Positioning

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ITU Workshop on “Cloud Computing”(Tunis, Tunisia, 18-19 June 2012)Cloud Computing Standards:Overview and ITU-T positioningDr Jamil CHAWKIFrance Telecom, Orange Labs Networks & Carriers / R&D Chairman ITU-T Working Party 6 on Cloud Computing, SG 13 Future Networks Core Network & Cloud Standards ManagerInternationalTelecommunicationUnionTunis June 20121

Outline1. Understanding Cloud Computing2. France Telecom Orange BusinessServices Portfolio3. FG Cloud Computing:1. Cloud Standard Cloud definitions Ecosystemand interoperability2. Cloud Functional Reference Architecture3. Cloud Security & Privacy4. Cloud Standards and ITU-T positioning2Tunis June 2012,Jamil CHAWKI

1Understanding CloudComputing3Tunis June 2012,Jamil CHAWKI

A simple way to understand CloudAccess a Web based Application from Anyconnected devices using:1. Web Browser2. Internet /VPN network connectivity3. Secure ID & Payment InfrastructureCompute & formSoftware andReal-timeCommunication4Tunis June 2012,Jamil CHAWKI

From Internet Service Provider ISP to ApplicationServices Provider ASP and Cloud ComputingIT &TelecomServices2008 Cloud1980,19902000ISP-ASPDedicated ITTelecom ServicesServicesIT and Web ServicesWeb basedconfigurableCloud RapidOn demandProvisioningComputingVirtual MachineUbiquitousTelecomNetworkInternetVPNPrivate NetworkLeased Line Any TimeAny WhereAny DeviceFrance Telecom Group restricted5Tunis June 2012,Internet ISPVPNJamil CHAWKI

2An example of TelecomOperator view6Tunis June 2012,Jamil CHAWKI

France Telecom /Orange BusinessServices Cloud services:a complete catalogue to simplify access to solutions delivered “as aservice” with security and end-to-end SLAs4-Software« as a Service »5-Security« as a Service »1-Infrastructure« as a Service »Security2-« Cloud-readyNetworking »Tunis June 2012,Jamil CHAWKISLA End toend QoS3-Com & CollaborationReal Time« as a Service » end-to-endservice with businessrelated SLAs and security acrossnetwork and IT

3ITU-T FG Cloud Computing8Tunis, June 2012,Jamil CHAWKI

Focus Group Cloud Computing(June 2010-Dec 2011) Focus Group on Cloud Computing has completed itsstudy into cloud computing’s and has released its TechnicalReport in Seven Parts:1) Introduction to the cloud ecosystem: definitions,taxonomies, use cases and high-level requirements2) Functional requirements and reference architecture3) Requirements and framework architecture of cloudinfrastructure4) Cloud resource management gap analysis5) Cloud security6) Overview of SDOs involved in cloud computing7) Cloud computing benefits from telecommunication andICT is, June 2012,Jamil CHAWKI

Cloud Definitions, Ecosystemand Interoperability10Tunis June 2012,Jamil CHAWKI

ITU-T FG Cloud Definition ITU-T FG Cloud Computing (2011) Cloud Services: Products and solutions that are delivered andconsumed on demand (utilizing IT Resources & capabilities ofPlatform) at any time, through any access network (fixed &mobile) using any connected devices and cloud computingtechnologies. 5 Cloud service categories (SaaS, CaaS, PaaS, IaaS, NaaS) Cloud Computing*: an emerging IT development, deploymentand delivery model, enabling service users to have ubiquitous,convenient and on-demand network access to a shared pool ofconfigurable computing resources (e.g., networks, servers,storage, applications, and services), that can be rapidlyprovisioned and released with minimal management effort orservice-provider interaction. Cloud computing enables cloudservices.* Partially based on NIST cloud definition11Tunis June 2012,Jamil CHAWKI

Cloud EcosystemThree actors playing different roles:1. Cloud Service Provider CSP: XaaS Provider, Inter-Cloud 2. Cloud Service User CSU: Consumer, Enterprise 3. Cloud Service Partner CSN: Application Developer, Integrator Cloud Service PartnerCloud Service PartnerCloud ServicePartnerCloud Service ProviderInter-cloudSaaS CaaS PaaS IaaS NaaSCloud Service UserCloud Service ProviderInter-cloudCloud Service ProviderInter-cloudSaaS CaaS PaaS IaaS NaaSCloud Service UserInternationalTelecommunicationUnionTunis June 2012,Jamil CHAWKI

Cloud interoperability: use cases1. Service cooperation between Cloud providers2. Cloud interoperability between private & public clouds3. Mutual backup and recovery from a disasterCloud Service UserCloud Service ProviderInter-cloudCloud Service UserCloud Service ProviderInter-cloudCloud Service ProviderInter-cloudSaaS CaaS PaaS IaaS NaaSSaaS CaaS PaaS IaaS NaaSCloud Service ProviderInter-cloudPrivate CloudXaaS IaaS NaaSTunis June 2012,Jamil CHAWKIInter-cloudXaaSXaaS

Cloud Functional ReferenceArchitecture14Tunis June 2012,Jamil CHAWKI

Cloud Functional ArchitectureFirst Cloud ICT Inter CloudFunctionOperationalManagementFunctionSaaS / LayerFunctionsNaaSCloudPerformanceFunctionSecurity &PrivacyFunctionResource OrchestrationResources&NetworkLayerPooling &VirtualizationPhysicalResourcesVNVSIntra CloudNetworkVMStorageSoftware &Platform AssetsComputingVirtual PathVirtual CircuitCoreTransportNetworkInter CloudNetwork15Tunis June 2012,Jamil CHAWKI

Main Cloud Layers and functions Access layer: Endpoint : controls cloud traffic and improves cloudservice delivery Inter Cloud: addresses delivering any cloud serviceacross two or more CSPs Services layer: Service Orchestration: is the process of deploying andmanaging “Cloud Services“ Cloud Services: provides instances (and composition)of CaaS, SaaS, PaaS, IaaS & NaaS Resources & Network Layer: Resource orchestration Pooling Virtualization: compute, storage, network,software & platform assets Physical resources16Tunis June 2012,Jamil CHAWKI

Cloud Security & Privacy17Tunis, June 2012,Jamil CHAWKI

Cloud Security & data Privacy Threats for cloud users: Lack of security Information (data location, backupsystem, disaster recovery ) Data loss and leakage (encryption, authenticationkey ) Loss of Account/Service management ID (Attackphishing, fraud.) Requirements For cloud Services provider Method to trust cloud providers' security level shall beprovided Confidentiality/integrity of data against loss orleakage shall be required Proper account/identity management againstaccount/service hijacking shall be provided. Data Portability, The capability to change Cloud ServiceProvider shall be providedTunis, June 2012,Jamil CHAWKI

4ITU-T Positioning in cloudStandards19Tunis, June 2012,Jamil CHAWKI

Organizations active in cloud standardsManagement API, Inter-cloud and securityAPIs for managing cloud resources DMTF – Distributed Management Task Force SNIA - Storage Networking Industry Association OGF – Open Grid Forum GICTF - Global Inter-Cloud Technology ForumInter-Cloud TM Forum – TeleManagement ForumCloud Services E2E SLA OASISIdentity in the Cloud Cloud Security AllianceSecurity aspectsAPI for Cloud StorageDefinition, Ecosystem , Network, Access & Architectures ISO IEC-JTC 1; SC 38: Distributed Application Platforms and Services (SOA, WS, Cloud) ITU-T - Cloud Computing Focus Group , SG 13 and SG 17 NIST - National Institute of Standards and Technology W3C – activities on HTML-5 (offline mode, multi-device ) IETF - Network & Real Time Communication protocolsPortability, Inter-Cloud, Marketplace, Private cloud Tunis, June 2012,Jamil CHAWKI

Creation of new Cloud WP-6 in SG 13Future Networks (Feb 2012) Question 26/13 :Cloud computing ecosystem, inter-cloud and general requirements"Question 27/13 :Cloud functional architecture, infrastructureand networkingQuestion 28/13 :Cloud computing resource management andvirtualizationNew Recommendations: (Next meeting October 2012) Definition and vocabulary Ecosystem , use cases and general requirements Reference Architecture of cloud computing Infrastructure functional requirements Resource Management, DaaS and InterCloud A Collaborative Team is under consideration between ITU-TSG13 and ISO IEC SC 38 for definition and architecture21Tunis, June 2012,Jamil CHAWKI

ITU-T Positioning in cloud standardsA JCA-Cloud (Joint Coordination Activity) is created tocoordinate the ITU-T cloud computing work with Otherstandardization OrganizationsCloud ”Portal”Inter CloudDMTF,E-2SNIAE-1IETFW3C,E-3 ITU-T, IEEEGICTF,BSS/OSSATISCloud ServicesSaaS / CaaSPaaSTMFVirtualizationResources& NetworkComputeI-3SNIAStorageI-4 ITU-TIETF,DMTFOGFCSAITU-TNetworksGeneral Requirements & Enabling Technologies NIST, OMG, ISO Tunis, June 2012,Jamil CHAWKISecurityI-1IaaSNaaSI-2DMTFCRM & BillingServiceprovisioningMonitoring& systemmanagement

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Network Model for cloud infrastructure2-Intra-Cloud1-Core Transport3-Inter-Cloud2-Intra-Cloud24Tunis June 2012,Jamil CHAWKI

SaaS CaaS PaaS IaaS NaaS SaaS CaaS PaaS IaaS NaaS Cloud Service User Cloud Service User Cloud Ecosystem Three actors playing different roles: 1. Cloud Service Provider CSP: XaaS Provider, Inter-Cloud 2. Cloud Service User CSU: Consumer, Enterprise 3. Cloud Service Partner CSN: Application Developer, Integrator Tunis June 2012, Jamil CHAWKI