Changes between Version 10 and Version 11 of Gec5ClusterBAgenda

Timestamp:

07/29/09 10:21:58 (15 years ago)

Author:

Christopher Small

Comment:

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Gec5ClusterBAgenda

@@ -58 +58 @@
 
  * SFA only -- WSDL interface specification, you implement it. This is
-what Enterprise GENI has done. Generated this based on the running
-code, but plan to go forward using the WSDL spec as the base and we'll
-use it. SFA-lite is a variant, without security (creation,
-destruction, and job control on slices). "... called a slice manager
-is our terminology; it's what the GPO calls a clearinghouse." Only
-Enterprise GENI is using this.
-
- * SFA + geniwrapper -- includes security. Write your own back end to
-geniwrapper. If you've got a preexisting testbed, this is probably the
-fastest way to go; use the security machinery and interface spec, and
-have it call into your system.
+ what Enterprise GENI has done. Generated this based on the running
+ code, but plan to go forward using the WSDL spec as the base and we'll
+ use it. SFA-lite is a variant, without security (creation,
+ destruction, and job control on slices). "... called a slice manager
+ is our terminology; it's what the GPO calls a clearinghouse." Only
+ Enterprise GENI is using this.
+
+ * SFA + geniwrapper -- includes security. Write your own back end to 
+ geniwrapper. If you've got a preexisting testbed, this is probably the
+ fastest way to go; use the security machinery and interface spec, and
+ have it call into your system.
 
  * SFA + geniwrapper + MyPLC -- includes PlanetLab O&M machinery
 
 RSpecs are the place where we've always put things that we don't know
-how to deal with. Deined on a per-aggregate basis. Two examples:
+how to deal with. Defined on a per-aggregate basis. Two examples:
 PlanetLab (nodes only), Max and VINI (nodes + topology). Two
 representations, XML and XSGR (easier to read).
 
-We're dropping Eclipse types going forward, using Sugar instead going
+We're dropping Eclipse types going forward, using Sugar (XSGR?) instead going
 forward.
 
@@ -94 +94 @@
 plc.princeton.llp, plc.max, plc.max.christracy).
 
-Did demo of PlanetLab with MAX nodes.
+Demo of PlanetLab with MAX nodes.
 
 === James Sterbenz ===
 
-GpENI demo, showed that Lancaster University UK, ETH-Zurich are
+GpENI demo.
+
+Showed that Lancaster University UK, ETH-Zurich are
 getting set up. Not using SFI to create topology. They are running
 their own PLC at KSU. Separare PLC, separate VINI, not federated.
@@ -110 +112 @@
 
 Describes the recursive aggregate manager model they have running,
-including a mention of OSCARS (although not by name).
+including a mention of [http://www.es.net/oscars/ OSCARS].
 
 Demo.
@@ -121 +123 @@
 
 We need to work on attracting real users
-- 4300+ registered PlanetLab users
-- GetResources() + CreateSlice()
+
+ * 4300+ registered PlanetLab users
+
+ * !GetResources() + !CreateSlice()
 
 Let's advertise our new cluster B aggregates to those users
@@ -135 +139 @@
 Control Framework todo
 
-- Complete transition to "new" RSpec model. WSDL file is there.
-- Rework with standard SSL
-- Round out SFI as a full-fledged per-user slice manager
+ * Complete transition to "new" RSpec model. WSDL file is there.
+ * Rework with standard SSL
+ * Round out SFI as a full-fledged per-user slice manager
 
 Federation todo
 
-- Settle on peering plan and naming conventions
-- Settle on SFA-lite
-- Define realistic policies
+ * Settle on peering plan and naming conventions
+ * Settle on SFA-lite
+ * Define realistic policies
         
 How are we going to put Enterprise GENI in? Suggest that we plug in
@@ -211 +215 @@
 === Larry Peterson ===
 
-we can have a root registry and if we want to kill a slice we can
+We can have a root registry and if we want to kill a slice we can
 iterate through it and ask each to kill its part of the slice.