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Architecture and Infrastructure

In a presentation by Scott Came, Deputy Executive Director of SEARCH, dated December 18, 2012, the focus is on the importance of architectural planning in Alaska's infrastructure. Emphasizing enterprise focus, the discussion highlights how a cohesive architecture can guide shared infrastructure investments and streamline decision-making among stakeholders. Key benefits include the adoption of Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) for increased reuse and agility, federated identity management for improved security, and long-term interoperability, all essential for effective governance and resource management in Alaska.

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Architecture and Infrastructure

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  1. Architecture and Infrastructure Scott Came Deputy Executive Director SEARCH MAJIC Agency Stakeholders Anchorage, Alaska December 18, 2012

  2. Why would MAJIC want an architecture? • Enterprise focus • Guide shared infrastructure investments • Streamlined, consistent, collaborative decision-making • Benefits of: • SOA: reuse, agility • Federated Identity Management: single-sign on, greater security • Proven privacy enforcement • Long-term interoperability • Federal funding

  3. Structure of a state architecture • Leverage GRA and GFIPM (GIST) • Adopt terminology • Adopt web services SIP • Adopt service design methodology • Adopt federated identity management • Alaska-specific areas • Governance • Policy • Identify shared infrastructure • Inventory systems • Services and information flows

  4. Governance • RACI Matrix • Decision rights • Services • Infrastructure • Architecture • Federation policy / management • Typical roles • Executive • Technical • Operational • Management / operations

  5. Policy • Strategy / prioritization • Funding • Privacy • Access control • Federation policy

  6. Infrastructure • In GRA terms, “execution context” • Network, hardware, and software that supports service interaction • Conformant execution context provides: • A container environment for connectors (consumer or initiator of interaction) • A container environment for adapters (provider or recipient of interaction) • A container environment for intermediaries • Security, availability, performance, and reliability

  7. Next Steps

  8. Thank you! Scott Came Deputy Executive Director SEARCH scott@search.org 916-212-5978

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