BB26.B Cloud computing service platform

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Title	Cloud computing service platform
Page Title	BB26.B Cloud computing service platform
Technology Line	Reference Architecture/Implementation
Lead partner	JIG
Leader	Ignacio Gurría
Contributors	AIT, AVL, CISC, GMV, INDRA, JIG, NOKIA, SBA, UCC, VIF
Related to Use Cases	SCOTT:WP7, SCOTT:WP11, SCOTT:WP18, SCOTT:WP10
Description	This building block “cloud computing service platform” aims to provide a software development guideline including core functionality software components (a.o. based on standards from W3C), in order to enhance SCOTT members as well as third party companies to build cloud computing services in a standardized way. Therefore the ambition is to provide core functionalities within a reference implementation including examples and documentation in order to assist software developers adopting the concept and start developing fast while avoiding misinterpretations and incompatible solutions. Also security concepts will be tested within this building block. The building block also is responsible for hosting the services within a cloud infrastructure (private or public).
Main output	Provide a cloud computing service platform to collect data from various use cases from different application domains, manage data storage, and provide a platform that is able to host services and applications which use this data.
BB category	Methodology (for SW/HW development), SW component, HW component, Standard
Baseline	During the design and implementation phase the hosting of the cloud computing platform (see figure) will be established on the company IT infrastructure of participating partners to ensure high flexibility. If required, the hosting of resulting demonstrators and services, e.g. in order to ensure high-performance functionality for evaluation, will be established using available (professional) online cloud hosting services (from project partners) to save hosting efforts. These cloud hosting services must support the hosting of use-case specific technical components developed in SCOTT. Cloud platforms for private and public purposes will be configured and developed, based on available libraries or web services, including: a managed app development platform, high performance object storage and databases cloud interconnections data warehousing, batch and stream processing, data exploration machine learning algorithms monitoring, logging, and diagnostics control of access and visibility to resources
Current TRL	Current TRL is 6
Target TRL	Target TRL is 6-7

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