[occi-wg] OCCI Monitoring API

[Sill, Alan]

Thanks!  It's good to see considerable activity in this area.

OGF has made a detailed and capable set of free, easily accessible tools available to each of its areas, work groups and community groups based on Redmine and backed up with git (or, if preferred, other types of) repositories.

Rather than spread documents over a range of other tools that we cannot guarantee access to or maintain, may I suggest that any draft documents of interest be moved to the OGF Redmine working group pages for OCCI, so that they can be available to all and worked on centrally?  Andre Merzky, who maintains the OGF online resources, is a member of the OCCI-WG and is on this list, and I'm sure would be happy to accommodate any reasonable requests for turning on features as needed and giving advice on usage.

Thanks!

Alan



On Dec 19, 2012, at 4:44 AM, "Augusto Ciuffoletti" <augusto at di.unipi.it<mailto:augusto at di.unipi.it>> wrote:

Dear all,

following the extremely fruitful meeting in Zurich, here is the revision of the proposed document. A few anticipations about the content:

  *   the concepts are always the same: abstraction from short-lived details using mixins, extract/aggregate/publish pipe for the measurements
  *   the syntax is different: I tried to make it simpler and more powerful: only 2 kinds in the model (one resource and one link), but the monitoring infrastructure may be hierarchical from 0 to n levels
  *   a section about conformance levels has been added: the monitoring API is optional, so we need to define a level 0 to avoid confusion. The other two levels corresponds to the capability of creating user mixins (level 2) or not (level 1)
  *   there is a detailed example of a simple case using an HTTP rendering

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Augusto

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Augusto Ciuffoletti
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Università di Pisa
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