[scrm-wg] Notes from Cloud Standards Coordination/SCRM Meeting Tuesday March 1st

[Sam Johnston]

FWIW I was in attendance as well — I just didn't have anything to add.

That said, I would point out that we only needed text-based RFCs to get the
Internet up and running so it's not clear to me that we need anything more
extravagant than that for cloud. Indeed anything which impedes editing of
the information is just likely to ensure it is out of date — it's hard to
imagine there's a better tool than MediaWiki for this. Marketing of
standards is another kettle of fish probably best left to each organisation
for now (but I'll have a look for a useful CMS anyway).

Sam

On Tue, Mar 1, 2011 at 4:39 PM, Mark Carlson <mark.carlson at oracle.com>wrote:

>  Attendees:
> Mike Behrens
> Mark Carlson
> Andrew Watson
> Alan Sill
> Winston Bumpus
> Silvana Muscella
> Dan Romascanu
>
> Silvana gave an update on the CloudScape event<http://www.sienainitiative.eu/StaticPage/Cloudscape.aspx>.
> There will now
> be an European Commission representative speaking: Robert Madeline -
> Director General of Information Society and Media. Dawn Leaf from
> NIST will also be speaking.
>
> NIST and Sienna will be cooperating closer and collaborating on their
> respective documents.
>
> Alan mentioned that he would like to be better able to manage an
> inventory of cloud standards and is looking for tools.
>
> Silvana will send the Venus-C architecture deliverable (public report
> analyzing requirements) to this list.
>
> Alan will send a similar document.
>
> Mark gave an update on the NIST work. SAJACC is in the middle of
> testing 4 use cases dealing with data interfaces (S3 and CDMI).
> Winston is leading a panel on Government driven standards.
> http://dmtf.org has a pointer to the webcast.
>
> Alan is active in the Business Use cases group and they are getting
> some great use cases. Magic is a group that Alan is participating
> in as well.
>
> Alan will create a wiki event entry for OGF32 and send an announcement
> to the list.
>
> Winston is still planning to create entries for DAPS38 and SC38, but would
> be happy if someone beat him to it.
>
>
>
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