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Subject: OSLC Automation "Integration Patterns" (applies in part to Systems Engineering & HIgh Availability work)


I have started throwing together a list of the ways that I am aware of in which systems can be integrated using OSLC Automation: https://wiki.oasis-open.org/oslc-automation/IntegrationPatterns

On thinking about it, there seem to be multiple "sequences" that the systems can follow (what high-level actions are taken & in what order), and for each of them there are different ways that the systems can connect ("topologies") to achieve those actions.

I think it's important to document these (non-standards track) to help implementors and people applying domain to specific domains (e.g. Systems Engineering, High Availability)  to know their options, and the different patterns that other implementations might be coding for.

Please have a quick read (I've listed 3 "sequences" and 4 "topologies" for one of those sequences so far - I haven't gone into detail yet) and let me know if (1) what I'm trying to communicate makes sense (2) what your implementations/thoughts use and (3) if you have any suggestions for improved terminology.

I hope to discuss this at the meeting tomorrow, along with other things on the agenda regarding the plan for Automation 3.0: https://wiki.oasis-open.org/oslc-automation/Meetings/Telecon2014.10.21

Thanks,
Martin
OSLC Automation TC Chair
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