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Update to the Community GGF16 - Athens
Abstract Grid computing provides functionalities to support the sharing of heterogeneous distributed computational and data resources. The Global Grid Forum (GGF) is a community of users, developers and vendors that forms the focus for a global standardization effort for grid computing. Central to this is the Open Grid Services Architecture (OGSA), and its associated specifications, which define consistent interfaces through web services to components of a grid infrastructure. Both the web service and grid communities stand to benefit from the provision of consistent and agreed web service interfaces for data resources and the systems that manage them. (optional in italics) This presentation describes, motivates and presents the context for the results of the GGF Data Access and Integration Services Working Group (DAIS-WG), which is defining data access and integration services for OGSA. These services are defined in a family of specifications: WS-DAI, which specifies a collection of generic data resource properties and messages; and WS-DAIR and WS-DAIX, which specialise WS-DAI for use with relational and XML data resources, respectively. The WS-DAI specifications can be applied in regular web services environments or as part of a grid fabric. Dave Pearson DAIS co-Chair
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DAIS Session Agenda Update on activities Dave Pearson
Community feedback on submitted documents Norman Paton Progress Report on implementations Steve Lynden Discussion on Future Activities All
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Quiz Question What is it? Answer: The set of DAIS specifications
The gestation period was 3years 10months? 54 people were present at its conception It involved over 80,000 miles of travel to 12 cities in 8 different countries for necessary intercourse to take place Eventually not one but three were delivered Answer: The set of DAIS specifications
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DAIS Timeline through to GGF14
- GGF 4, Toronto, Feb ‘02 - GGF 5, Edinburgh, Jul ‘02 - GGF 6, Chicago, Oct ‘03 - GGF 7, Tokyo, Mar ‘03 - GGF 8, Seattle, Jun ‘03 - GGF 9, Chicago, Oct ‘03 - GGF 10, Berlin, Mar ‘04 - GGF 11, Honolulu, Jun ‘04 - GGF 12, Brussels, Sep ‘04 - GGF 13, Seoul, Mar ‘05 - GGF 14, Chicago, Jun ‘05 DAIS BoF – OGSA Near complete DAIS specs (WS-DAI,WS-DAIR,WS-DAIX) Initial Object Realization DAIS spec which OGSA-DAI is based on - Demise of OGSI - Grid Data Service Spec - Refactoring spec into core + specializations: - XML, File, Relational, Transformations. OGSA Data Services document. Renaming of specs WS-DAI, WS-DAIR - WS-DAIX. Mappings document. Salient Events GGFs Submission of WS-DAI,WS-DAIR, WS-DAIX specs pending
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Since GGF14 One session held at GGF15 Since then:
Intermittent telcons Issue resolutions Ongoing minor corrections Recommendations submitted on 20th December 2005 WS-DAI WS-DAIR WS-DAIX Now in public comment Please read Provide feedback I’ve read it I do/don’t understand it, it’s great/rubbish/irrelevant, I found these errors I’m interested in doing an implementation
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Levels of Effort Involved
The few people who really made it happen: Simon Laws Amy Krause Mario Antonioletti Norman Paton Susan Malaika With help and disruption from others No of active contributors 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006
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Discussion on Future Activities
Proposed topics RDF Isao Kojima Continuous Queries Dieter Gawlick Others: The ‘I’ in DAIS Object realisation has been proposed previously
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Current DAIS Status Recommendations submitted on 20th December 2005
WS-DAI WS-DAIR WS-DAIX Now in public comment Please read Provide feedback I’ve read it I do/don’t understand it, it’s great/rubbish/irrelevant, I found these errors I’m interested in doing an implementation Possible future activities More realisations RDF – BOF tomorrow Object & Files – subject to demonstrated demand & commitment Continuous Query – possible RG subject to interest
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Reminder BOF: DAIS-WG re-charter to add RDF specialisation When: Thursday 10:30 – 12:00 Where: Macedonia B Facilitated by: Isao Kojima
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