RE: [wsdm] [UArch] Roles

["Sedukhin, Igor S" <Igor.Sedukhin@ca.com>]

Interface could not be a role. A manageable resource could be a role. 


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-----Original Message-----
From: John DeCarlo [mailto:jdecarlo@mitre.org] 
Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 11:56 AM
To: WSDM TC
Subject: [wsdm] [UArch] Roles

I had hoped to copy from something else, but here is a very rough first take on the issue.

4.2 Roles

This section documents the roles various components of the MUWS Architecture, as well as related components, will have during management using Web Services.  It is not intended to constrain the locus of implementation, but instead is intended to document the required components for manageability and which actions each is required to take.  Again, one application implementation may have many roles or a full role may be implemented by a combination of many different applications.

The major roles are Manager and Manageability Interface.  Related roles are Manageable Resource, Manageability Endpoint, Manageability Service, and related infrastructure components, such as a Directory.

There are also actions only referred to here, because there is no direct relationship to the manageability interface, and standardization is not required.  Such as getting a new manageability interface up and running for the first time.

4.2.1  Manager.

The Manager sends messages to the manageability interface.  The Manager receives responses from the manageability interface.  The Manager receives notifications from the manageability interface and responds appropriately.  The Manager knows about the manageability capabilities available at the manageability interface. 

4.2.2  Manageability Interface???

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