Innovate 2012 ls 1439 linked data oslc

Enterprise Linked Data, Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration, and the W3C Standards

Angel Luis Diaz, VP Software Standards, IBM Software Group

Steve Speicher, STSM and OSLC Chief Architect, IBM Rational

Session LS-1439

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1960-1980s1960-1980s 1990-2000s1990-2000s 2010s2010sTime

Platforms

Mainframe, IMS and CICS

WebSphere IBM SmartCloud

Transaction Systems

Web, e-business and SOA

Cloud Computing

Web Services, SCA, BPEL,

SAML, XACML …

BPMN, SBVR,RIF, …

Java, Java EE, XML, XML Schema,

SOAP, WSDL, UML,

Web2.0, ...HTTP, HTML,

WSFL, XLANG, REST…

SOA Governance Framework,

SOA Reference Architecture, … Open Social,

HTML 5, CMIS,

OpenAjax, OAuth, …

Open Virtualization Format,Cloud Management,

Cloud Audit, Reference Architecture,

Cloud Standards Customer Council…

Technology builds on and leverages the standards which preceded this market cycle

We have seen this beforeSoftware

Development



A Smarter Approach to Standards DevelopmentInteroperable. Flexible. Customer Driven.

Innovative

Open standards : Invention? Reinvention?

Business drivers & technology shifts change the economics of IT and requires a rethinking of

how we all engage in standards development

Practical

Business success is not theoretical. Practical implementations is grass roots plain and simple: it involves leveraging real world implementations of standards & open source

User-driven

Our clients provide a window into a cross-

industry view of practical use cases and best practices that help

identify and specify points of interoperability.

Architectural

Standards allow enterprises to manage change across market evolution cycles extending the value of customers’ services based architectures and investments



Cloud Standards & Open Source Leadership• Provide customer-lead guidance to

the multiple cloud standards-defining bodies

• Establishing the criteria for open-standards-based cloud computing

• 330+ Companies Participating

“CSCC Forms New Security Working Group”

- Feb. 2012 Co-chaired by The Kroger Co. and Boeing “CSCC Forms New Security Working Group”

- Feb. 2012 Co-chaired by The Kroger Co. and Boeing

“CSCC Forms New SLA Group”

- Feb. 2012 Co-chaired by Boeing & IBM

“CSCC Forms New SLA Group”

- Feb. 2012 Co-chaired by Boeing & IBM

2012 Pipeline Projects

• Use Cases: Entry. Provisioning, Orchestration & Continuous Delivery (DevOps)• Gap Analysis: DMTF CIMI (IaaS API) & OASIS TOSCA• Liaisons use case scenarios with DMTF, OASIS, SNIA, TMF, TOG• Health Care & Government Working Groups

• OpenStack is a global collaboration of developers that seek to produce an open IaaS open source cloud computing platform for public & private clouds

• OpenStack was founded by Rackspace Hosting and NASA jointly in July 2010

• 160 companies and close to 3,000 developers.

“IBM Joins OpenStack as a Founding Member”

On April 12, 2012, IBM in partnership with AT&T, Canonical, HP, Nebula, Rackspace, Red Hat, Suse and others

announced their participation as Platinum Sponsors of the new OpenStack Foundation. IBM plans to be a significant

contributor to the open source projects and provide resources to help shape and promote the organization.

OpenStack Foundation

http://www.cloud-council.org/



Software Development Drives Innovation: New IT approaches help our clients optimize dynamic business services, processes.

Uncover newProfit opportunity

Build operating dexterity

Reinvent customer relationships

* Source: IBM CEO Study



Software Development Drives InnovationMarket realities: integrate, collaborate and optimize

# of commercial lifecycle tool vendors

Role of in-house developed tools

Almost 90% of customers are dealing with in-house developed lifecycle tools

Lifecycle tool environments are becoming increasingly heterogeneous

Almost all are managing 3 or more lifecycle tool vendors

Source: IBM Market Development & Insights: “Software Sourcing Market Analysis, Feb 2012”

Software Sourcing Spend Shifting Rapidly Towards Multi-Sourcing Models creating a Software Supply Chain

Market Trends Rapid increase of multi-source options for Software and Systems Delivery

Disruptive technologies are evolving traditional sourcing models

Increasingly complex multi-sourcing governance requirements



LinkedData & Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration

For Data CentersFor Design & Delivery

For Industries

Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration (OSLC) Dynamic Interaction Common Services

Open Architecture Federated Data

Community Driven open-services.net

Current work on ALM, PLM, ISM Interoperability specifications

Loosely coupled integration

Inspired by Internet architectures

Based on W3C Linked Data

Key technology for continuous delivery across development, test and operation teams (DevOps).

New!New!

OSLC Performance Monitoring work group

IBM sponsored W3C Workshop leads to formation of Linked Data & OSLC Core WG

http://www.w3.org/2012/ldp/charter



Linked Data – What is it?

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Angel likes OSLClinkedin:angeldiaz facebook:likes http://open-services.net

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Linked Data – Bridging separate data sources (but with meaning)

Source: http://lod-cloud.net Sept 2011



Lifecycle ToolLifecycle ToolChange Change

ManagementManagement

Lifecycle ToolLifecycle ToolQuality ManagementQuality Management

Lifecycle ToolLifecycle ToolRequirements Requirements ManagementManagement

Service ManagementService ManagementHelp DeskHelp Desk

Service ManagementService ManagementDeploymentDeployment

OSLC – Based on Linked Data

<http://cm/bugs/2314> a oslc_cm:ChangeRequest ; dcterms:relation <http://cm/bugs/1235>; oslc_cm:implementsRequirement <http://rm/req/56> .

<http://rm/req/56> a oslc_rm:Requirement ; dcterms:title “Online shopping cart”; oslc_rm:validatedBy <http://qm/tc/17> .

Common Resource Definitions

Link Preview

Delegated Dialogs



Year 2000 – point products

User complaints

–Need tools to work better

–Need tools to work better together

Software Configuration Management


Work-item & defect tracking (aka Change

Management)


Management)

Build automation & management


Test automation & managementTest automation & management

Requirements managementRequirements management



ALM SolutionALM Solution

Year 2005 – ALM V1

• Developer complaints– Clumsy integrations– Want best-of-breed choice

• Management complaints– Need governance, metrics,

reports, …

• Mixed Tool Environments– Open-source offerings with DIY

integration– 3rd party ALM suites




Management)


Management)







ALM SolutionALM Solution

Year 2010 - OSLC – A major breakthrough

Learned to integrate with open protocols instead of glue




Management)


Management)





Query, reporting

and metrics Authentication

and single sign-on

Shared artifacts (project, user, group, product,

release, ..)

Governance (Reviews, Approvals, Notification,

pre-conditions)

Versioning and Baselining

…

Cross- project

planning

Traceability

TSRMTSRM



Automation

Monitoring

Community driven and governed 400+ registered community members Workgroup members from 34+ organizations

Wide range of interests, expertise, & participation Open specifications for numerous disciplines Defined by scenarios – solution oriented Implementations from IBM, BPs, and Others

Based on Linked Data

Open Services for Lifecycle CollaborationLifecycle integration inspired by the web

Inspired by the web

ProvenFree to use and share

OpenChanging the industry

Innovative

Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration (OSLC)Working to improve the way software lifecycle tools share data

open-services.net



Changes to the OSLC Community

Steering Committee

OSLC Members Members

Agreement

General Users (Consumers,

Implementers)Terms of Use

OnlyGeneral Users can become

Members

Only OSLC Members can be nominated to the

Steering Committee

Specification AuthorsWorkgroup Participation

Agreement

Members can become

Specification Authors



Directed learning Expansion

OSLC – A path towards standardization

Prove out use of linked data in

CLM efforts with simple resource

creation and linking (CM, QM,

RM).

Prove out use of linked data in

CLM efforts with simple resource

creation and linking (CM, QM,

RM).

Influence OSLC Core, expand linked data

relationships, expand domains

Contribute to OSLC

community efforts for

specification test suites.

Influence OSLC Core, expand linked data

relationships, expand domains

Contribute to OSLC

community efforts for

specification test suites.

W3C Linked Data, align

Core/domains, broaden scope of

to address integrations in segments like

DevOps and BPM.

Mature the governance for members and

creation of Steering

Committee

W3C Linked Data, align

Core/domains, broaden scope of

to address integrations in segments like

DevOps and BPM.

Mature the governance for members and

creation of Steering

Committee

Move proven/finalized specifications to

SDO

Further expansion for additional scenarios and

domain.

Move proven/finalized specifications to

SDO

Further expansion for additional scenarios and

domain.

20102009 2012+2011

Standardize



Collaborative Lifecycle Management

Delivery PipelineDelivery Pipeline

OSLC

ConfigurationAutomation


OSLC

Continuous IntegrationContinuous Integration

OSLC

Quality Management

Quality Management

OSLC

Provisioning AutomationProvisioning Automation

OSLC

Cloud

Pull configurations

Track work

Trigger deployment

Deploy service

Track quality

Track work

Trigger Delivery

Update configurations

Pull changes

Continuous Delivery

Adopt in any order, at any time

Change Management

Change Management

OSLC

OSLC

Requirement ManagementRequirement Management

Test Automation

Test Automation

OSLC

Trigger tests

Execute tests

Trigger tests



Eclipse Lyo – Open Source for OSLC enablement Initial code contributions live in September 2011

– Reference Implementations for OSLC (RIOs) for the Change, Requirement and Architecture Management specifications.

– OSLC Test Suite and Reports

– Samples – Bugzilla and Microsoft Excel providers

Plans for new content in 2012

– Code libraries – Java, …

– Test Suites - Increase # specs covered and fill out tests

– Samples – OAuth, additional products, workshop/tutorial

http://eclipse.org/lyo



Executive

Web Browser

IT Solutions

Mobile Device

IT Operations

IBM Tivoli Business Systems Manager

IBM SmartCloud Control Desk

IT SupportDeveloper

IBM Rational Team

Concert

Demo – Connecting the Enterprise

Activity StreamOSLC



www.ibm.com/software/rational



IBM Leading the Evolution of W3C Linked Data

W3C Linked Data

Four design principles proposed by Tim Berners-Lee in a 2006 article

Standardization will accelerate industry adoption and enhance interop

IBM Sponsored W3C Workshop on Linked Enterprise Data Patterns (Dec 2011)

– Participating organizations included EMC, Elsevier, IBM, Nokia, Oracle

– Workshop recommended W3C produce a standard “which defines a Linked Data Platform -- something that solves IBM Rational's use case.”

IBM Submitted Linked Data Basic Profile 1.0 proposal to W3C (March 2012)

– Base the Linked Data Platform foundation on OSLC Core technology and experience

– Co-submitters:

– Supporters:

W3C Chartered Linked Data Platform Workgroup (May 2012)

– Standardize RESTful application integration patterns using Linked Data

– IBM’s Arnaud le Hors to chair with June 2012 kickoff



You can play a role in shaping this exciting technology:

Join OSLC:

– Anyone can join

– You can sign up for any forums, get involved in the development of use cases, requirements, or specifications

– See http://oslc.co

Join Lyo:

– All you need to get started with OSLC

– See http://www.eclipse.org/lyo

Join the W3C Linked Data Platform WG

– Requires W3C membership

– See http://www.w3.org/wiki/LinkedData






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Lyo goal: to benefit all developers, regardless of implementation technologies.

eclipse.org/lyo

SDK Test suite Reference implementations

Library for Java (other languages planned or in progress), documentation, samples, examples, and tutorials.

Assess your OSLC implementation using freely available test suites.

Learn from OSLC in action!Use the simple server as a test harness.

Supporters: Siemens, Cambridge Semantics

NEW!May 9 th

w3.org/2012/ldp/

OSLC beyond the OSLC Community



End-to-End Lifecycle Optimization

Design

Prioritize

Build

TestAgile Dev

Deploy

Monitor

DevOps

Publish

Test

People

Process

Information

People

Process

Information

Open Services for Lifecycle CollaborationLifecycle integration inspired by the web

Follow us on the Enterprise DevOps and Jazz Team Blogsand at open-service.net



Lifecycle Management Reference ArchitectureSupporting DevOps

Collaborative Lifecycle Management

Delivery PipelineDelivery Pipeline

OSLC



OSLC

Continuous IntegrationContinuous Integration

OSLC

Quality Management

Quality Management

OSLC

Provisioning AutomationProvisioning Automation

OSLC

Cloud

Pull configurations

Track work

Trigger deployment Deploy

service

Track quality

Track work

Trigger Delivery

Update configurations

Pull changes

Adopt in any order, at any

time

Change Management

Change Management

OSLC

OSLC

Requirement ManagementRequirement Management

Incident Management

Incident Management

OSLC

Create development defect Create incident

Trigger

Tests

Trigger Tests

Test Service

Service Simulation

Service Simulation

OSLC

Application MonitoringApplication Monitoring

OSLC

Monitor application

Configure agents

Configure endpoints

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