EP4128470A1 - Bereitstellung lokaler rechenkapazität einer edge cloud - Google Patents
Bereitstellung lokaler rechenkapazität einer edge cloudInfo
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- EP4128470A1 EP4128470A1 EP21728444.7A EP21728444A EP4128470A1 EP 4128470 A1 EP4128470 A1 EP 4128470A1 EP 21728444 A EP21728444 A EP 21728444A EP 4128470 A1 EP4128470 A1 EP 4128470A1
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H02—GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
- H02J—ELECTRIC POWER NETWORKS; CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS OR SYSTEMS FOR SUPPLYING OR DISTRIBUTING ELECTRIC POWER; SYSTEMS FOR STORING ELECTRIC ENERGY
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- G06Q50/00—Information and communication technology [ICT] specially adapted for implementation of business processes of specific business sectors, e.g. utilities or tourism
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H02—GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
- H02J—ELECTRIC POWER NETWORKS; CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS OR SYSTEMS FOR SUPPLYING OR DISTRIBUTING ELECTRIC POWER; SYSTEMS FOR STORING ELECTRIC ENERGY
- H02J2101/00—Supply or distribution of decentralised, dispersed or local electric power generation
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- Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
- Y04—INFORMATION OR COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES HAVING AN IMPACT ON OTHER TECHNOLOGY AREAS
- Y04S—SYSTEMS INTEGRATING TECHNOLOGIES RELATED TO POWER NETWORK OPERATION, COMMUNICATION OR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES FOR IMPROVING THE ELECTRICAL POWER GENERATION, TRANSMISSION, DISTRIBUTION, MANAGEMENT OR USAGE, i.e. SMART GRIDS
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- Y04S50/10—Energy trading, including energy flowing from end-user application to grid
Definitions
- the invention relates to an automated method and a device for providing local computing capacity of at least one local computing unit for a remote computing task required by a customer, the local computing unit being at least partially used to control a loka len power generation unit.
- IT Resources are available that still have computing capacity free.
- WO 2019/141587 A1 describes a method and a system for providing local computing capacity of a local computing unit for a remote computation task of a demander according to the preamble of the independent claims.
- One aspect of the invention is to use the excess, locally generated electrical energy locally in order to allow computing tasks to be carried out on a locally available IT infrastructure. On the one hand, this can be done by the operator himself, but on the other hand, the operator can also make this available to a larger, potentially decentralized IT marketplace.
- the invention therefore describes a method of how, with the help of industrial edge cloud technologies, electrical energy can be used efficiently locally, and in this case not the energy is brought to the task, but brings an arithmetic task to be solved to the available energy.
- edge cloud is becoming increasingly important.
- Edge cloud is referred to in the context of the present application as a local, modular computer network. However, this term is not clearly defined. The different descriptions of the local, modular computer network have in common that this is part of a computer network that is close to the user Certain services can be held on site and the local, modular computer network can provide better performance in terms of data processing. This local, modular computer network can provide limited access to sensors and actuators and be included in security concepts. A local, modular computer network is usually used industrially or commercially.
- the IT of a power generation unit currently typically consists of several industrial PCs and gateways to the external networks.
- the PCs are currently operated as independent systems for controlling the energy system.
- the required high availability is achieved here through redundancies and locally (within the energy system) distributed computing units.
- the IT infrastructure available locally in the power generation unit is now set up as an edge cloud with the help of cloud technologies such as Kubernetes, https://kubernetes.io.
- the IT infrastructure can be multi-leased.
- the system-specific control software and non-system software can a) be neatly separated from a safety point of view and b) efficiently placed and controlled with regard to resource consumption.
- the ability to dynamically provide functionality e.g. in the form of containers or serverless in the form of functions, is created.
- the network within the power generation unit is also critical to safety and must be protected. This is done using rules within the industrial PCs, which control routing and bandwidths. This is preferably done by the applicant's solutions, as disclosed in patent application WO 2018206 502 A1.
- the edge cloud can be logically interconnected with another edge cloud. This is particularly useful with another existing edge cloud of the system owner, for example the edge cloud for an agricultural system.
- a non-operational application can be provided within the IT of the power generation unit, which provides services such as computing power via the Internet.
- edge clouds will take place dynamically as a function of currently running applications, so that a permanent provision of the connection between the edge clouds and the corresponding resources of the edge clouds is not necessary.
- edge clouds not all interconnected Edge Clouds have to be used by one application.
- a parallel one One or more applications can be operated on the Edge Cloud network.
- the mechanism also allows Edge Cloud Islands to be operated in otherwise poorly supplied areas - e.g. agriculture, offshore production, fishing, forestry, environmental protection and it allows continued operation in the event of a failure of the external communication infrastructure.
- An important aspect is the combination of a control network of a power generation plant / power generation unit with edge cloud concepts. This means that an energy plant operator can do additional business by selling computing power and telecommunications. The operation of such an edge cloud will also bring ecological advantages, since it is supplied with minimal losses close to the energy generation point and can preferably consume excess energy. Furthermore, such an integration allows the construction of largely self-sufficient islands, so modern IT solutions can also be offered in areas with poor communication connections.
- the invention claims an automated method for providing local computing capacity of at least one local computing unit for a remotely required computing task of a customer, the local computing unit being at least partially used to control a local Stromerzeu generation unit, the local computing unit as part of a local edge Cloud is provided, with the electrical energy generated by the local power generation unit being used for the energy supply to the edge cloud and with the local computing capacity being used by the edge cloud. Tat is only made available to the customer at times when excess electrical energy is available due to overproduction of energy, with only the excess electrical energy being used to provide the local computing capacity.
- a business policy manager module formed in the edge cloud can be used to determine, on the basis of specified rules, which portion of the surplus electrical energy can be used and when for the execution of the computing task.
- the business policy manager module can take into account at least one external first parameter ascertained outside the local power generation unit and at least one internal second parameter ascertained within the local power generation unit when ascertaining.
- the second parameter can be an amount of energy currently generated by the local power generation unit and / or an amount of energy to be supplied.
- the first parameter can be current weather data, predictive weather data, data about planned work on the local power generation unit and / or market prices for the electrical energy.
- the Edge Cloud can be offered as a load in the local energy market and thus electricity can be drawn from the energy network.
- the Business Manager module implements a "rule engine" through which the owner or operator of the system can use the Strategy Selector module can be executed.
- a strategy selector module developed in the Edge Cloud can be used to parameterize the business policy manager module and to provide decision rules and decision priorities.
- user-specific roles can be set up in the strategy selector module for the parameterization of the business policy manager module.
- the user-specific role can be an infrastructure owner, a customer, a trustworthy machine or a trustworthy further edge cloud.
- An example of a decision rule resulting from the parameterization would be: If energy is available for more than two hours that cannot otherwise be used, then use the resources of the Edge Cloud to process external tasks for at least three hours.
- the edge cloud can logically be connected together with at least one other edge cloud depending on currently running applications.
- the invention also claims a device for providing local computing capacity of at least one local computing unit for a remote computing task required by a demander, the local computing unit being at least partially set up to control a local power generation unit, the local computing unit being part of a local edge Cloud is set up, the device being set up to use the electrical energy generated by the local power generation unit for the energy supply of the edge cloud, and the edge Cloud is set up to provide the local computing capacity to the customer only at times when excess electrical energy is available due to overproduction of energy, with only the excess electrical energy being used to provide the local computing capacity.
- the device has a business policy manager module embodied in the edge cloud, which is set up to determine on the basis of predetermined rules which portion of the excess electrical energy can be used and when for the execution of the computing task.
- the business policy manager module can be set up to take into account at least one external first parameter ascertained outside the local power generation unit and at least one internal second parameter ascertained within the local power generation unit in the ascertainment.
- the device can have a strategy selector module embodied in the edge cloud, which is set up to parameterize the business policy manager module and to provide decision rules and decision priorities.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an edge cloud and FIG. 2 shows a block diagram of an application of the Edge Cloud to a scenario with a farm.
- FIG. 1 shows a block diagram of an edge cloud 1.
- the edge cloud 1 can be referred to as a computer node or edge server with a number of components, including one or more local processing units 1.1.
- the local computing unit 1.1 represents the local computing capacity of the edge cloud 1. This is used to host the edge cloud 1 by a host 1.1.1 and to make various virtual private clouds 1.1.2 (VPCs) available to customers to enable specific and isolated processing of arithmetic tasks.
- VPCs virtual private clouds 1.1.2
- An administration component is set up in the host 1.1.1, via which all local configuration settings of Edge Cloud 1 are made. It is executed locally on the host 1.1.1 and interacts with the "Feature Repository Module” and the “Edge Cloud Management & Operation Module” several other components.
- a deployment interface that is used for the Distribution of applications in the Edge Cloud environment is used
- a configuration interface that is used to configure the Edge Cloud components
- a Feature Discovery interface that provides the administration component with an overview of the locally available capabilities and enables the administration component to address these capabilities
- a Tasks & Services interface that is used by the administration component to distribute tasks in the Edge Cloud 1.
- the Edge Device Management & Operation Module 1.2 is set up so that all mechanisms for operating and managing the Edge Cloud 1 can be carried out.
- sub-modules are implemented in the Edge Device Management & Operation module:
- the Business Policy Manager Mosul 1.2.1 which implements a "rule engine”, via which rules set by the owner or operator of the local power generation unit 2 via the Strategy Selector Module 1.3 (details on this below) are executed.
- First external parameters are used for this such as current weather data, weather forecast data, currently planned work on an operation connected to the local power generation unit, or market prices for the energy generated, and internal second parameters, such as data on current energy generation or energy factors, in order to make a decision based on the rules, which energy share of an overproduction of electricity should or can be used when for a requested computing task and which energy share should be fed in.
- the proposed Edge Cloud 1 can be offered as a load in the local energy market and thus electricity can be taken from the local energy network.
- Local computing capacity is only then Rec hen tasks provided by consumers if there is local overproduction of electricity.
- the Edge Cloud Manager module which is responsible for ensuring that the local Edge Cloud 1 is operated efficiently and securely in accordance with the information from the Business Policy Manager Module 1.2.1, the Capability Manager Module, the Trust Manager Module and the Billing Module is made possible.
- the Edge Cloud Manager module can also coordinate with other local Edge Clouds and thus distribute or exchange tasks.
- the Capability Manager module which makes certain capabilities available to individual Edge Cloud resources in the local Edge Cloud. However, these do not necessarily have to be always available. Such temporary availabilities, but also Availabilities influenced by other framework conditions are managed by the Capability Manager module. The results regarding the availability resulting from these, also external, framework conditions are made available to the Edge Cloud Manager module.
- the Trust Manager module which provides one or more identities of the respective Edge Cloud system. This can be done using certificates, for example. This ensures, for example, via signatures of transactions that these are traceable and that a trustworthy exchange takes place when tasks are accepted and result data is provided.
- the billing module which, based on the data provided by the Edge Cloud Manager module regarding accepted and executed computing tasks in the Edge Cloud, ensures billing of the computing tasks performed with the corresponding task requirements or with other Edge Clouds. This is preferably done fully automatically and, if necessary, via "smart contracts" in a blockchain.
- the feature repository module set up in the Edge Cloud all capabilities of the respective Edge Cloud modules are saved and made available to the administration component if required.
- the feature repository module can run locally on edge devices, can be accessed remotely, or it can also be set up in a distributed manner.
- the Local Features Module of the Feature Repository Module contains all capabilities available in the local Edge Cloud.
- the optional External Features Mo- The feature repository module includes capabilities for neighboring resources that can also be used if required.
- the External Factors & Requirements module is set up to describe all external factors or parameters, such as the availability of energy, local presence (e.g. for mobile resources).
- the Strategy Selector Module 1.3 is set up to parameterize the Business Policy Manager Module 1.2.1. It provides decision rules and decision priorities.
- the parameterization can be carried out here by users with different roles, such as infrastructure owners, customers, trustworthy machines, other trustworthy edge clouds.
- An example of a decision rule resulting from the parameterization would be, for example: If energy is available for more than two hours that cannot otherwise be used, then use the resources of the Edge Cloud to process external computing tasks for at least three hours.
- FIG. 2 shows a block diagram of an application of the invention and the edge cloud 1 according to FIG. 1 to a scenario with a farm that also generates electricity on its premises, e.g. with solar cells. Owned 5, for example by a farmer, is an agricultural installation 5.1 and a local power generation unit 5.2. Both the agricultural installation 5.1 and the power generation unit 5.2 have an edge cloud 1, the computing power of which at least partially corresponds to a computing task 3 of a customer in accordance with the explanations relating to FIG. 1 can be made available.
- the Stromerzeu generation unit 5.2 has, for example, a solar system 5.2.1, the generated electricity is delivered to a pantograph 4.
- the network of property 5 can be expanded to include wireless accesses that are not shown.
- the wireless access is connected to the locally implemented Edge Cloud 1 and the applications running in the respective virtual environments can communicate with connected devices and networks via this wireless access.
- One example here is local use for applications in the agricultural environment. This is particularly interesting for data-intensive tasks.
- the mechanism described can be used in various operator models: a) by the owner or operator of the system (e.g. the farmer), or b) the system operator rents his platform to a third party, e.g. a mobile network operator or an agricultural operator Cooperative.
- a third party e.g. a mobile network operator or an agricultural operator Cooperative.
- the provision of computing power can be linked to the current feed-in tariff, i.e. if the electricity cannot be fed into the higher-level network economically, the system can try to consume more energy locally in the form of computing power and thus offers more computing power during these times .
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