Multi-service application fabric architecture

A machine-readable medium having executable instructions encoded thereon, which, when executed by at least one processor of a machine, cause the machine to perform operations comprising:

• provide a common machine layer comprising at least one service to control of physical assets in a datacenter;
• provide an integrated service fabric layer in communication with the common machine layer, the integrated service fabric layer comprising:
• a first set of services supporting a first customer fabric;
• a second set of services supporting a second customer fabric;
• and
• a third set of services that provides support for both the first customer fabric and the second customer fabric, the third set of services comprising an orchestration engine that provides cross-data center change orchestration for both the first customer fabric and the second customer fabric;
• the first set of services providing support for a first plurality of customer services built upon the first customer fabric and the second set of services providing support for a second plurality of customer services built upon the second customer fabric.

A method for hosting a tenant cloud computing infrastructure within a host cloud computing infrastructure comprising:

• providing a common machine fabric layer comprising at least one service to control of physical assets in a datacenter;
• providing a common runtime layer, the common runtime layer in communication with the common machine fabric layer;
• providing an integrated service fabric layer comprising:
• a host service fabric layer in communication with the common runtime layer, the host service fabric layer comprising a first set of services related to a first cloud service infrastructure and an associated first customer fabric;
• a tenant service fabric layer in communication with the host service fabric layer, the tenant service fabric layer providing a second set of services related to a second cloud service infrastructure and an associated second customer fabric;
• and
• a third set of services comprising an orchestration engine that provides cross-data center change orchestration for both the first customer fabric and the second customer fabric.