[saga-rg] Telecon reminder

[Tom Goodale]

Hi,

is anyone else planning to join ?

(We are two so far.)

Tom

On Tue, 7 Dec 2004, Tom Goodale wrote:

> Hi,
>
> so for the late reminder, we are going to have a telecon to discuss the 
> design team meeting tomorrow (Wednesday 8th of Dec) at 8AM Pacific = 10AM 
> Central = 16:00 UTC = 17:00 central europe.
>
> Numbers are
>
> +1 303 248 9655
>
> if you are outside the USA or
>
> 1 866 365 4406
>
> if you are in the USA.  The access code is 5787877# as before.
>
> Agenda:
>
> 0) Agenda bashing
> 1) Discussion of previous meeting (notes below)
> 2) Coordination of Postdam and CCT design tream fragments
> 3) Coordination of CCT and other USA design team participants
> 4) Finalise participants lists
> 4) Discuss focus areas
> 5) Preliminary discussion of security issues (if sufficient interest)
>
>
> I had hoped to have notes from the last one out a few days after the last 
> one, and I must apologise for not being very effective at getting minutes out 
> at the moment.
>
> Brief notes are:
>
> participants:
>
> Crag Lee and Tom Goodale, with Shantenu Jha joining in for the last part.
>
> Design team meeting must
>
> o identify and review existing APIS
>   - what is the status of the API list document Andre merzky and Gabrielle
>     Allen are working on ?
>
> o identify where we can coordinate with these APIs
>
> o identify where the existing APIs don't interact well with each other
>
> o come up and work on an 'atomic core set' of APIs.
>
> We need to document what we find out and make sure it is widely disseminated. 
> In particular we should have a two page summary document listing the use 
> cases we looked at and the other APIs we reviewed.
>
> There was worry about how to coordinate the two design teams.
>
> I am working on getting notes from the face to face out as well, however a 
> lot of that discussion focussed on the use cases and focus areas, which I 
> have previously summarised in a mail, and then went into a discussion of how 
> to deal with security aspects of the API, for which we decided that we should 
> actively engage security experts to work with us.
>
> I hope to be able to speak to many of you on the call tomorrow.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Tom
>