[ogsa-rss-bof] Charter BoF report
Hiro Kishimoto
hiro.kishimoto at jp.fujitsu.com
Sun Jul 10 00:34:39 CDT 2005
Hi Mathias and Donal,
> I agree, "affiliated groups" fits better. Maybe Hiro can also state
> his oppinion.
Since all WG/RG stand on an equal footing, I prefer and am using "fellow
WG."
In addition to this, I have two minor comments on proposed charter.
(1) service description document
"OGSA-RSS WG will provide it to OGSA-WG" sounds like one-way
conversation. I prefer something like.
"OGSA-RSS WG will provide and have a joint review of a service
description."
(2) The latest 7 question has an OGSA-WG relation query as a part of
Question 4.
I've updated Question 4. However, since your answer has already covered
this issue, no modification is necessary.
My edits is in attached document, please have a look.
Thanks,
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Hiro Kishimoto
Mathias Dalheimer wrote:
> Hi again!
>
> Donal K. Fellows wrote:
>
>> Remaining issues as I see them.
>>
>> 1: Are we correct in saying "OGSA-WG and its subgroups" or should we
>> say "OGSA-WG and its affiliated groups"? To me, "subgroups" implies
>> that we believe that there is a strong relationship there, when I
>> think that the truth is closer to being a "confederation of the
>> willing". This is one to check with Hiro.
>
> I agree, "affiliated groups" fits better. Maybe Hiro can also state his
> oppinion.
>
>> 2: We do not want our milestones to imply that we may not start on our
>> main deliverables until GGF15! :^) Best if we reworded that to say
>> instead that we will have started on our major deliverables by then.
>
> I think this is an important topic and would like to have oppinions by
> others on the list as well. My oppinion is:
>
> We now have to evaluate the material of GSA and build upon this to write
> our service description (*). For me, the service description is very
> important. The OGSA Roadmap document (*) states:
>
> "Service Description documents, which are written and maintained by the
> appropriate domain-expert working groups, describe the services in the
> area in natural language, listing the interfaces and operations defined
> by each service."
>
> So, this is basically the foundation upon which we will define the
> services. From my point of view, we should use the time until GGF15 to
> agree upon the service description. This might also involve to check
> whether we can satisfy all requirements from our own schedulers etc. The
> deliverables will then specify the services further. So, I think the
> service description has several functions:
>
> (1) Clarify how we expect the services behave.
> (2) Clarify the relation to other OGSA services, e.g. the Information
> Service.
> (3) Provides an instrument for us to clarify what we want to do.
>
> Once we have the service description, a lot of important work is already
> done. Basically, we are starting to work on the main deliverables, as we
> will be able to reuse the content. Formally, I don't think it makes
> sense to start with the main deliverables now.
>
> But, nevertheless, we should state more clearly what we expect the
> service description to be (maybe I am wrong with my understanding). I
> tried to add an additional scentence to the charter, please find it
> attached.
>
> Have a nice weekend,
> Mathias
>
>
>
>
> (*) links to the documents on gridforge:
> - Use-cases:
> https://forge.gridforum.org/docman2/ViewCategory.php?group_id=133&category_id=714
>
> - Requirements document draft:
> https://forge.gridforum.org/projects/gsa-rg/document/GSA-Requirements/en/1
> - OGSA Roadmap:
> https://forge.gridforum.org/projects/ogsa-wg/document/draft-ggf-ogsa-roadmap/en/15
>
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