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M +33 (0)6 26 60 61 17 [email protected] Christophe VISENTIN Atos Distinguished Expert Global Center of Excellence Digital Workplace Setting up a micro-services architecture Collaborative platforms : the technological barriers to the creation of innovative platforms FROM SPACE TO UNDERGROUND, DATA AND SERVICES FOR MANAGING TERRITORIES 106th TC OGC – OPEN DAY Independent Small Reliable Iterative Make it Simple Remain Ready Be Agile Automated Fast Innovative A/B testing Ideation Continuous Int/Del/Dep DevOps UX Analytics

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M +33 (0)6 26 60 61 17

[email protected]

Christophe VISENTIN Atos Distinguished Expert Global Center of Excellence Digital Workplace

Setting up a micro-services architecture

Collaborative platforms : the technological barriers to the creation of innovative platforms

FROM SPACE TO UNDERGROUND, DATA AND SERVICES FOR MANAGING TERRITORIES

106th TC OGC – OPEN DAY

Independent

Small

Reliable

Iterative

Make it Simple

Remain Ready

Be Agile

Automated

Fast

Innovative

A/B testing

Ideation

Continuous Int/Del/Dep

DevOps

UX

Analytics

Client - Server (heavy client)

3 tiers (thin client)

Front Single Page Application

Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)

Stateless IT / 2-Speed IT

Micro-services

2

IT Evolution

Monolithic SOA Micro-services

3

Monolithic architecture issues

Monolithic

Difficult to scale

Changes generate big

impacts

Tunnel effect Big teams with silos

Long deployment

process

Heavy system

maintenance

Too complex

Too heavy

Too long

Libs & data coupling

V-cycle

Developers # Admins

4

SOA as an answer, problems remain to be solved

Handle reusability

Manage layers

Mitigate coupling

Service Oriented

Architecture

Still too complex

Still too heavy

Still too long

Fast changing markets -> Innovation

Stronger competition -> Time to market

Usage explosion -> Scalability

5

Why? Micro-services architecture in 3 words

Micro-services

Independent

Small

Reliable

Iterative

Make it Simple

Remain Ready

Be Agile

Automated

Fast

Innovative

A/B testing

Ideation

Continuous Int/Del/Dep

DevOps

UX

Analytics

▶ Because small is beautiful

▶ Avoid coupling between services

▶ Provide & use API to access to data

▶ Have a dedicated database

▶ Use patterns to mitigate data concurrency

▶ Use batches to synchronize data (Lambda)

6

Simple

EVERYTHING SHOULD BE MADE AS SIMPLE AS POSSIBLE, BUT NOT

SIMPLER.

SIMPLE CAN BE HARDER THAN COMPLEX: YOU HAVE TO WORK HARD TO GET YOUR THINKING

CLEAN TO MAKE IT SIMPLE. BUT IT’S WORTH IT IN THE END

BECAUSE ONCE YOU GET THERE, YOU CAN MOVE

MOUNTAINS.

7

Lambda A for RT data access and synchronization

Nathan Marz - Twitter

λ-architecture

▶ Address the users needs

▶ Ensure the user experience

▶ Be iterative for innovation

▶ Try again and learn from errors

▶ Be vertical and independent

▶ 2 pizzas / feature teams

8

Agile

9

Think, Start, Run, an approach for innovation

Build & Validate ▶ Tackle project challenges with

ambition and pragmatism

▶ An Agile team with the best digital experts and Full Stack profiles

▶ Realize a MVP (Minimum Viable Product) by targeting the deadline

Scale & Industrialize ▶ Deliver and improve the product for

the whole users and customers

▶ DevOps and tools to deliver on resilient and scalable systems

▶ Results analysis, roadmap and continuous improvement

Understand & Design ▶ Co-create with the business and the users:

consultants and analysts focused on the need

▶ Reinvention methodologies: Design Thinking, UX, Customer journey …

▶ Technical and IT criteria studies: Architects and experts, solutions evaluation

Think

Start Run

xx

DevOps

Platform

UX Design

Agile

Product

Solution

Think, Start, Run. Tackle digital challenges, Business and IT, with a disruptive & progressive approach

Iterations and industrialization • Integrate the solution and

deploy to target • Production deployment

Use case and technical solution • Use cases definition • Architecture and solution choice

First operational product in test (MVP) • Solution implementation • Product building and testing

▶ Run Fast, address the Time-To-Market

▶ Automated & Reliable & Reversible

▶ DevOps - Containers - Orchestration

▶ Industrialized and automated deployment

▶ The target is continuous deployment in prod

▶ Have version n & n+1 in prod & A/B Testing

10

Ready

11

Packaging and running apps: containers’ benefits

Docker Inc.

▶ Further accelerate app deployment

▶ Fast build from conf. management

▶ Streamline development and testing

▶ Handle « it works on my machine »

▶ Lower costs of app deployment

▶ Increase server consolidation

▶ Micro-services patterns can be complex

▶ Cultural change: operations with developers

▶ Difficulties with limited IT means & resources

▶ Silos with legacy IT (the 2-speed IT paradigm)

▶ Feature teams overhead on large organizations

▶ Managing bus governance of transversal expertise

12

Micro-services are not suitable for all

13

Micro-services implemented: mundi platform

https://mundiwebservices.com/

Processing Pipeline

Data Sharing

Look & Feel

Global Navigation

Single Sign On

Copernicus Web Services Portal

Login Forms

Identity Provider

Statistics KPI

Platform Management

IaaS

VM VM VM

Security

CMS

Billing Service

View Service

Discovery Service

Download Service

GeoData Access UI

ICT Resources

Management Forge Applications Control

Front Office

LTA 3rd Party Storage

VM VM VM GEANT

UI

Front-office #3

Front-office #1

Front-office #2

Help Desk

Front End

Back Office

Reference Front Office

On-line Cold-line Near-line

3P Front-office

Benchmark Front-office

IaaS Statistics

Resources Management

Docker Registry

Kubernetes Orchestrator

Data Lifecycle Management

Identity Federation

Monitoring

Services Manager

PaaS

SaaS

mundi architecture overview

Front End Reference Front Office

Back Office

Front Office

Processing Pipeline

Services Manager

Operation and Maintenance

My Front Offices

Look & Feel

Global Navigation

Single Sign On

Mundi / Copernicus Web Services Portal

Login Forms

https://mundiwebservices.com

CWS Login Form

Identity Provider

Statistics KPI

My Personal Information

My Licenses

Register

Platform Management

IaaS Statistics

IaaS

PaaS

VM VM VM

Security

Monitoring

Authorization /

Access control Identity Federation SAML/…

CMS

Home Page

Latest News

Headless CMS

Reporting

Services performance

Operation and

Maintenance

Identity Federation

Billing Service

Billing Model

Billing Engine

Charging

My Front Offices

View Service

Discovery Service

Download Service

Cloud Management Console URL

GeoData Access UI

ICT Resources

Management

Discovery Client

View Client

https://forge.mundiwebservices.com

Forge

Source Control (Gitlab)

Artifact Repository (Nexus)

Docker Images

Repository

Content Repository

CMS Administration

Download Client

Application Catalogue

Support Framework

Application Catalogue Overview

Applications Control

Resources Management

Docker Registry

Kubernetes Orchestrator

Data Management System Metadata Extraction

Watcher Ingester

On-demand View Server

WMTS

WMS

Discovery Server

Download Server

WCS

DMS

CSW/ OpenSearch

Catalog ACDC

Search

JavaScript frameworks

Analytics Engine

UAVs Data Fusion Multiplat.

datasource

Data cubes Ortho

rectification

Auto mosaicing

Geometric enhancements

Advanced cloud masking

3rd Party Storage

Contact Us /

Onboarding

Reference Benchmark Front-office

Tickets / Level support

VM VM VM

Other possible services in V2

GEANT

UI

Ability to deploy new services

Services Manager

WFS

User accounts management Third parties communities & Software, Nexus binaries storage

Front-office #3

Pre-rendered View Server

Processing Pipeline

WPS Orchestrator

Processing Workbench

Application Dashboard

Front-office #1

Front-office #2

Help Desk

3P Front-office

Data Lifecycle Management

LTA On-line Cold-line Near-line

mundi architecture

Data Sharing Ability to

share generated data

SaaS

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