RE: proposed SAF-TC agenda 10/18

[<Stavros.Isaiadis@uk.fujitsu.com>]

Hi all,

 

Here is an issues list, compiled from the pre-TC list and our latest discussions.

 

Issue List

·         Normalized Notification Mechanism

·         Syndrome keywords for semantic matching against Symptom

·         Scope as a 1^st Class Attribute

·         Signature Composition/Decomposition and Partial matches How to represent preventative actions

·         Syndrome resolution triggers

·         Associated Protocols may have dependencies between them

·         Versioning

·         Extensibility

·         Symptom Grouping/Linking

·         Issues with XPath2 (resolved?)

·         Improve Catalog Interface (partly resolved?)

·         Syndrome/Protocol generic template (with substitutable parameters)

·         Resource model

·         Types Store

·         Protocol Neutrality and recommendations

·         Role names and “responsibilities”

·         Clarification on signatures (This is new: I'll explain...)

Cheers,

 

Stavros

 

 

From: Vaught, Jeffrey A [mailto:Jeffrey.Vaught@ca.com]
Sent: 18 October 2010 14:42
To: saf@lists.oasis-open.org
Subject: [saf] proposed SAF-TC agenda 10/18

 

-      Timeline/Priorities

o   Cloud profile for DMTF on hold??

o   Cloud profile for OCCI

§  Demonstrate (OpenNebula)

o   Main specification – push for Committee Specification?

§  Demonstrate interoperability

-      Specification

o   Resource model

o   REST implementation (appendix)

o   Type Registry

o   Subject/Reporters

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