Hi Florian, I am maintaining a "generic" OCCI Python library which implements the latest published version of the spec. The library is available at github [1] with an LGPL license. I have just updated the demo instance [2] to support the latest HTTP rendering features like e.g. attribute properties. The demo instance uses a dummy backend, no real VMs so no harm in giving it a good bashing session ;) The library exposes a easy to use backend interface which a service provider could implement to quickly get their own OCCI API up and running. More info available at github [1]. [1] http://github.com/nyren/occi-py [2] http://www.nyren.net/api/ regards, Ralf On Sun, 17 Jul 2011 16:49:46 +0000, <florian.feldhaus@tu-dortmund.de> wrote:

Hi,

tomorrow at 2pm MDT I will give a presentation on "Cloud Standards Interoperability: Status Update on OCCI and CDMI Implementations" based on the Cloud Plugfest last week at the "Workshop on Science Agency Uses of Clouds and Grids".

As there were only the R2AD OCCI implementation and our implementation present at the Plugfest, I would like to know which other implementations are currently out there in the wild and what their status is. This is on short notice, but I would be glad if you could provide me the name, current status, license, URL to source code, client/server, test instance and supported OCCI version of the OCCI implementations you are developing or at least know about. I promise to help putting it on the OCCI webpages and other wikis (e.g. Cloud Plugfest Wiki or Wikipedia) if applicable.

More information on the "Workshop on Science Agency Uses of Clouds and Grids" can be found here: http://www.ogf.org/SAUCG/

Thank you very much, Florian

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