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Subject: [UPlat] New Relationship Definition
Relationships What? A relationship is a data structure describing the association between a manageability endpoint and another entity. The data structure includes the type of the association, a reference to the owning manageability endpoint, and a reference to the target entity. Both references will be described using the mechanism described in the section "Addressing". The "owner" of the relationship indicates from which entity's point of view the relationship is defined and is always a manageability endpoint. The target entity may be another manageability endpoint, some other endpoint, or an interface. Why? Relationships are used by a manageability consumer to help track down the root cause of any failure, to understand how a set of resources are working together to accomplish a task, and to discover other resources that may have manageability endpoints. Bryan
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