Intro: Primer and SME session on the Army Edge Computing Capability (AECC): the enterprise compute/storage fabric extending data center services to a cloud-ready edge for scalable, containerized mission hosting.
What you’ll learn: AECC capabilities (virtualization, containers, microservices), migration path from DCaaS to AECC, provisioning via ECOSC, impact on application owners and Multi-Domain Operations/JADC2 support, and data-centric enterprise benefits.
Who should attend: Application owners, DevOps/platform engineers, data managers, NETCOM/ECOSC representatives, cloud/edge architects.
Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this session, attendees will be able to:
- Describe the core capabilities of the Army Edge Computing Capability (AECC), including virtualization, containers, and microservices.
- Explain the migration path for transitioning from Data Center as a Service (DCaaS) to the AECC environment.
- Outline the process of provisioning services and resources via the Enterprise Cloud Operations Support Center (ECOSC).
- Assess the impact of AECC on application owners and its role in supporting Multi-Domain Operations and JADC2.
- Evaluate the data-centric enterprise benefits of utilizing AECC for scalable, containerized mission hosting.