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Automated Resource Management for SWIM

Automated Resource Management for SWIM. Demonstration and Prototyping Information Exchange Briefing. <Presenter’s Name, Title>. November 3, 2010. Project Description. Automated resource management platform for SWIM Upcoming demonstration of managing software resources in a SOA

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Automated Resource Management for SWIM

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  1. Automated Resource Management for SWIM Demonstration and Prototyping Information Exchange Briefing <Presenter’s Name, Title> November 3, 2010

  2. Project Description • Automated resource management platform for SWIM • Upcoming demonstration of managing software resources in a SOA • Uses Kolona™, Topia’s mobile-object software suite for agile distributed computing • Flexible, efficient, secure • Used in contracts with US Air Force & US Army INSCOM • Plugs into Fuse ESB as an OSGi component; UI integrated as plug-in to Hyperic HQ

  3. High-level Process Choose four high-value uses of Kolona Analyze SWIM Requirements Conduct Cap Evals A & B Modifiable Code Administration Identity & Key Administration Service Lifecycle Administration Monitoring External Communication

  4. Key Players • Topia Technology, Inc. • FAA • SWIM Implementers • Progress Fuse • USAF: C2IS, AFRL • US Army INSCOM

  5. Major Milestones/Goals • We are in month 4 of a 12-month project. • Capabilities Evaluation A: 19 Jan 2011 • Product demonstration of Kolona applied to automated distribution & installation of OSGi bundles to notional SWIM services from a single, central Kolona administration console • Capabilities Evaluation B: June 2011

  6. Accomplishments To Date • Portability study on Kolona w/r/t SWIM environment • Survey SWIM Segment 2 requirements to find problems that can be best tackled with Kolona • Analysis narrowed results to four • Modifiable Code Administration selected to show in Cap Eval A. • External to program: • Follow-on funding from C2IS & AFRL for SBIR • Follow-on funding from INSCOM to harden and deploy Secure Container

  7. Future Plans • Ensure that Kolona solution is adapted to SWIM as requirements are finalized • Continue to work with SWIM implementers to ensure operational value • Find other areas in SWIM that require resource management to leverage Kolona

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