[ogsa-hpcp-wg] FW: New WG in job submission area

[Steven Newhouse]

To the correct email addresses this time!

Dr Steven Newhouse
EGEE Technical Director
http://cern.ch/Steven.Newhouse


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Steven Newhouse
> Sent: 31 December 2008 17:22
> To: 'bes-wg at ogf.org'; 'jsdl-wg at ogf.org'; 'hpcp-wg at ogf.org'; 'glue-
> wg at ogf.org'; 'gsm-wg at ogf.org'
> Cc: 'Morris Riedel'; Moreno Marzolla; 'balazs.konya at hep.lu.se';
> 'watzl at nm.ifi.lmu.de'
> Subject: New WG in job submission area
> 
> Apologies for the cross-posting!
> 
> For those who have been involved in BES, JSDL and the HPCBP work...
> there is a new activity starting in OGF that intends to build on work
> in this area... but for new use cases. See below:
> 
> <quote>
> 
> The Grid Interoperation Now (GIN) community group is happy to announce
> its spin-off standardization activity named Production Grid
> Infrastructure (PGI) working group. Both groups will complement each
> other and thus GIN proceeds to enable real e-science applications that
> require resources in more than one production infrastructure
> demonstrating the technical feasibility of interoperability using open
> standards wherever possible.
> 
> In contrast to GIN, PGI will formulate a well-defined set of profiles,
> and additional specifications if needed, for job and data management
> that are aligned with a Grid security and information model in order to
> address the needs of production Grid infrastructures based on the
> experiences gained in GIN. The resulting Web service interfaces and
> schemas defined by this working group will be a set of profiles of open
> standards and specifications such as OGSA-Basic Execution Services
> (GFD.108), Job Submission Description Language (GFD.136), GridFTP
> (GFD.20), Storage Resource Manager (GFD.129), and efforts of the GLUE2
> (GFD tbc) working group. The additional work bv this group will go
> beyond the current specifications and extensions to focus on the
> missing links between these specifications taking reasonable
> authentication/authorization models into account – all tuned to the use
> cases found in production Grid infrastructures.
> 
> The PGI kick-off teleconference providing a ‘PGI 101’ is on Wednesday,
> 2009-01-07 at 4 p.m. CET (UTC+1). For more details please visit the PGI
> Website: http://forge.ogf.org/sf/projects/pgi-wg
> 
> </quote>
> 
> I assume call details will be circulated nearer the time by the WG
> chairs.
> 
> Steven
> 
> Dr Steven Newhouse
> EGEE Technical Director
> http://cern.ch/Steven.Newhouse