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Mission Critical Computing: Do Standards Matter? Dawn Meyerriecks Principal Director, Global Information Grid Enterprise Services (703)882-1000 [email protected]

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Page 1: Mission Critical Computing: Do Standards Matter?archive.opengroup.org/public/member/proceedings/q104/...B E R O P T I C R S A T C O M T S e c u r e V T C V C 11338 XX 1100 XX 6 X 399

Mission Critical Computing:Do Standards Matter?

Dawn MeyerriecksPrincipal Director, Global Information Grid Enterprise Services

(703)[email protected]

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Current Operations Support : A Sample Operational Thread

““Freedom is not synonymous with an easy life.... There are many difficult things about freedom: It does not give you safety, it creates moral dilemmas for you; it requires self-discipline; it

imposes great responsibilities; but such is the nature of Man and in such consists his glory and salvation.”

Margaret Thatcher

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Sample Mission Thread:Battle Damage Assessment to Target

LegendArmyNavy

Air ForceJoint

CommercialCamp Doha

Qatar

DISN

Sigonella

Ali Al Salem

Norfolk

GWY

Langley

PSAB

MacDill

USAF RemoteOPNS

European Spt Site

GWY

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ClientAppSvr

CJTF Deployed

Client

Networks @ Multiple Security Levels

INTERNET

DataSvr

ClientAppSvr

ClientCommSvr

C2 Reachback

DoD Intranet

KG

KG

KG

KG

KG

KGDataSvr

ClientAppSvr

ClientCommSvr

Intel Reachback

Intel Network

Logistics Reachback

AppSvr

DataSvr

DataSvr

Sensors

Shooter

DoD Secret Network

ClientAppSvr

JTF Deployed

Client

Personnel Reachback

AppSvr

DataSvr

AppSvr

FW

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Joint Worldwide Intelligence

Communication SystemJoint Intel Center

K-7 CP 2270 Fiber PP

OC3 Mux Fiber PP

SPACELINK

OC3 Mux

Pair Gain

Cooper PP

Cooper PP

Pair Gain

P800 10 MS

EchoCanceller

P Coder

Pair Gain

Pair Gain

PRC

K-7 SIPRNET Router

CP 2270K-19

NIPRNET Router

SL-100 (DSN)

CP 2270 EF 8650SCTE 5 MS

EF 8650SCTE 5 MS CX Patch KG-194 Patch P 800

RESPONSIBILITY USAF Tech Control Center

RESPONSIBILITY RESPONSIBILITY RESPONSIBILITYSPACELINK Defense Information Systems Agency USN Tech Control Center

ATM

JWICS Enclave/

DIAC

JWICS Enclave

CX

CP2270

Joint Worldwide Intelligence

Communication System

JOINTJOINT

NAVYDISA

AIR FORCE

K-7

P800 10 MS

Communications Relay Path

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JWICS SIPR

Single Supporting Data Source

Service/JTF

National

MLDBR

CoCom

JTT

JTT

JTTJTT JTT JTT

NIMA(St. Louis)

JTT

GCCS

CENTCOM

MLDBR

West CoastBGs/ARGs/MEUs

EUCOMSOUTHCOM

CENTRIX(Coalition)

PACOM(JICPAC)

GCCS/GCCS

GCCSGCCSGCCS

GCCSGCCS

STRATCOM

SOCOMGCCSGCCS

ARCENT(CFLCC)

NAVCENT(CFMCC)CENTAF

BATTLEGROUP

GCCS/TBMCS

GCCS/TBMCS

GCCS/GCCS(ASAS)

GCCS-M/GCCS-M

GCCS-M/GCCS-M

IOS/IOS

GCCSclients

JTF-SWA(CFACC) MARCENT SOCCENT

(CFSOCC)

JSOC

JCS DIA

INSCOM NSA NRO (Field Site)

GCCS/GCCS

GCCS/GCCS

GCCS/GCCS

GCCS/GCCS

GCCS

NIMA

GCCS

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Operation Iraqi Freedom Successes

First- All-Service and SOF, Red, Blue, & Intel fused picture.

First- Large-scale use of secure satellite phones in a combat environment.

First- Extensive coalition automated information sharing exchange.

First- Desktop collaboration tools used for joint C2.

First- Widespread use of VTC as a C2 system.

First- Ubiquitous use of commercial SATCOM to supplement military SATCOM.

First- Extensive coordinated use of UAVs.

First- Real time in-transit/asset visibility.

       

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Operation Iraqi FreedomCommunications Trends

May2003

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e D

RSN

Voic

e D

RSN

DA

TA

DA

TA

NIP

R/S

IPR

NIP

R/S

IPR

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SNVo

ice

DSN

FIB

ER O

PTIC

FIB

ER O

PTIC

SATC

OM

SATC

OM

Secu

re V

TC

Secu

re V

TC

138 X138 X10 X10 X 6 X6 X 39 X39 X 22 X22 X

17 X17 X5 X5 X

305305MbpsMbps

1919MbpsMbps

44MbpsMbps

44 confper day

3200Mbps

130Mbps

750Kmin/day

19K19Kmin/daymin/day

2.12.1MbpsMbps

10.5Mbps

555Mbps

2 conf.2 conf.per dayper day

176176per mo.per mo.

3100+per mo.

Sep2001

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Why We’re Here Today:The Challenge

• Current Enterprise-Wide Infrastructure Approaches Are Aging– Good News: 27 Releases of Global Command and Control Since

9/11– Bad News: Insufficiently Scalable, Flexible, Technologically

Dated• Current Web Services, Enterprise Application Integration,

Service-Oriented Architectures Hold Promise– Good News: Early Enterprise Efforts Indicate Certain Aspects of

Technology are Sufficiently Mature for Broad Application– Bad News: Lots of Maturation Still Required – Both for the

Federal Enterprise to Use and for the Commercial Technology Itself

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The Future

“…possibly the single-most transforming thing in our forces will not be a weapons system, but a set of a set of

interconnectionsinterconnections and a substantially enhanced capability because of that awarenessawareness.”

-- Defense Secretary Rumsfeld

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To Counter the Asymmetric Threat:Agile NetCentric Warfare

- Transform Federal Intranets into Service Oriented Architectures

- Publish all information as early and as widely as possible- Empower Users to pull whatever they want whenever they

want- Distribute Product Management to specialized

Communities but- Clearly identify Information Producers to the Enterprise- Exploit Market Mechanisms

Visibility Supply & Demand Agility ROI Metrics

“Boundaryless Information Flow”

Scale: Several Million Users; Tens of Thousands of Information Services

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Keys to Agility1st - Comprehensive, accurate, shared Situation Awareness to

enable self-synchronization

2nd - Mobility and “Composability” to rapidly reconfigure forces and supporting information capabilities

3rd - Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)– Modular, loosely coupled Rapidly reconfigurable– Ubiquitous user access Collaboration

Result: Dramatically accelerated organizational learning* cycle!*Responders (Users) exhibit rapid behavior change in combat (continuous experimentation)

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The New Assumptions• Industrial Age (System-centric)

– Clear lines of authority– Limited Scope (Finite system boundaries and user population)– Known, relatively static requirements– Predictable future (stable Business environment and standard processes)– Deduce designs from high level abstractions and test effectiveness with small-scale

experimentation

• Information Age (Net-centric)– Boundless information space with no single controlling authority– Highly dynamic requirements w/ many unknowns– Marginally predictable near term future– Many users engaging in unpredictable ways at unpredictable intervals– Highly, Dynamically Interconnected

Designs must:8. Derive from massive simulations and ongoing real world observations 9. Be agile before and after fielding in response to new conditions

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The New ImperativesHow to Improve Design of large, complex Net-

centric capabilities? How to Lower Risks inherent in designing and

deploying large, complex Net-centric capabilities?

Shape evolution of Enterprise ITVice

Build systems