Hi all, Here's a update from ATLAS' evaluation of GLUE2. The process is ongoing and not yet finalised. ATLAS is currently considering to take aspects of GLUE2 (trying to use the same attribute names, for example) but at the moment they are considering a format that would not be GLUE2 compliant. The process has helped identify some sticking points, which I propose we should address. Here are two concrete proposals that would help ATLAS: P1. add a StorageShare attribute that describes the number of files stored in this StorageShare. This should be optional (mult: 0..1). P2. adjust multiplicity of StorageShare#Path to 0..* The other issue they identified was that StorageShare doesn't store capacity information: that requires a whole new object (with IDs and linkage). Here's a concrete proposal (so people can disagree :-) on how we can fix this: P3. add the StorageShareCapacity usage metrics (TotalSize, FreeSize, UsedSize, ReservedSize) to StorageShare as optional attributes (mult: 0..1) These attributes MAY be used in situations where is clear which media is being used. In such circumstances, the StorageShare SHOULD have at most one DataStore association. P4. Rename StorageShareCapacity to DataStoreUsage, adding a required Association to a DataStore. This better reflects that StorageShareCapacity links a StorageShare to some corresponding hardware. P1 and P2 are both rather trivial -- these should be fixed in GLUE v2.1. P3 is also (technically) rather trivial -- if we want, this could go in GLUE v2.1 P4 would not be backwards compatible, so we would have to be a little careful how we roll it out. Cheers, Paul.