Thanks, all! I encourage everyone to review the process, which is actually fairly light but nonetheless requires understanding, for preparing an OGF proposed recommendation or any other type of OGF document. This process is summarized briefly at following link: http://redmine.ogf.org/projects/editor/wiki/About_OGF_Documents It contains a link to the full process as explained on OGF GFD.152. I also would like to encourage the OCCI-WG in general to consider advancing the OCCI core, infrastructure and HTTP rendering documents to the next level (Recommendation), which requires documentation of several implementations and (preferably) revision of the specification to incorporate lessons learned in the Proposed Recommendation stage based on feedback from these implementations. The format for documenting implementations can take a wide range of forms, but is most useful in general to the working group if it is in a form that captures points from that experience that lead to motivations to update, refine or change the spec. Given the importance of the above OCCI specs to any further work on monitoring, SLA support, and/or application to other service levels I think it would be good to see progress on documents in this series to go along with and to help support other additional documents that may build on or extend the base OCCI series. And while it's great to see the progress in the context of CompatibleOne, we also hope to promote standards and approaches that others can adopt as well. Let us know what if anything others in the OGF community can do to help support this effort. Examples might include scheduling work group sessions at OGF meetings and associated plugfests and workshops, adjusting pages in the OGF Redmine space or providing repositories beyond the ones already provide to the appropriate work groups, promoting interoperability events, etc. Finally, informational and experience documents, etc. are just as welcome as formal proposed standard recommendations - see the discussion on different types of documents at the link above. With very best regards, Alan On Jul 16, 2013, at 10:30 AM, Andy Edmonds <andrew.edmonds@zhaw.ch> wrote:
Some interesting information regarding OCCI and PaaS
---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: jean-pierre laisne <jean-pierre.laisne@compatibleone.org> Date: 16 July 2013 17:19 Subject: Fwd: [CompatibleOne] 2013 & Beyond Worshop Meeting 11 July REPORT To: "Edmonds Andrew (edmo)" <edmo@zhaw.ch> Cc: Sami Yangui <sami.yangui@telecom-sudparis.eu>, "mohamed.mohamed@it-sudparis.eu" <mohamed.mohamed@it-sudparis.eu>, Samir Tata <Samir.Tata@it-sudparis.eu>, "compatible-general@ow2.org" <compatible-general@ow2.org>
Hi Andy
You may find information about what has already been achieved on http://compatibleone.org/bin/view/Download/Software#HHowACCORDSmanagesaPaaS
Then, Prof. Samir Tata and his team have planned to propose an extension of OCCI core to standardize middleware (tomcat, apache, node.js-server), technical services (message queue, database ...) and application management APIs. This is work in progress which should be achieved end of 2013.
Hello Sami, Mohamed
Could you provide to Andy any useful information such as a blue print or a link concerning your works on PaaS and OCCI?
Kind regards, JPL.
---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Andy Edmonds <andrew.edmonds@zhaw.ch> Date: 2013/7/16 Subject: Re: [CompatibleOne] 2013 & Beyond Worshop Meeting 11 July REPORT To: jean-pierre laisne <jean-pierre.laisne@compatibleone.org> Cc: "compatible-general@ow2.org" <compatible-general@ow2.org>, Nicolas Barcet <nick@enovance.com>, Roberto Di Cosmo <roberto@dicosmo.org>
Hey Jean-Pierre, Any chance of send a reference to the OCCI PaaS work to the OCCI ML?
Cheers! Andy
Andy Edmonds Æ Senior Researcher Institute of Information Technology Zürich University of Applied Sciences http://www.cloudcomp.ch, @dizz
On 16 July 2013 14:24, jean-pierre laisne <jean-pierre.laisne@compatibleone.org> wrote: Dear all,
You will find the report of our last meeting including all presentations on http://compatibleone.org/bin/view/Events/CompatibleOne+2013+%26+Beyond+Works...
An important objective has been reached during this meeting: CompatibleOne has a first destination: CARTHAGE (TUN) This destination is scheduled to be reached on the 10th of October 2013 (See JIRA for the flights planned for this destinations)
We would like also to thanks Roberto and his team, Nick for their great propositions of collaboration.
Now it's time for most of you to have a well deserved Summer break.
Enjoy your holidays and see you in September.
Sincerely, The CompatibleOne Team
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