[oslc-core] [new oslc wg] Gauging interest in two new working groups
John Arwe
johnarwe at us.ibm.com
Wed Apr 11 13:38:31 EDT 2012
I am wondering how much community interest there would be in forming
working groups in the following topic areas. This is not a formal
proposal of any kind, although I used a past one to give them some basic
structure. If there appears to be sufficient interest in either or both,
then we can make a proposal at some future time.
Since there is a forum area for discussion of new working groups,
discussion should take place at
http://open-services.net/forums/viewforum/15/
The text below substantially reproduces the content.
Area 1: Resource Reconciliation
Does a monitoring record about a computer system and an asset record about
a computer system, taken together, describe one or two computer systems?
This is a central issue when the resources described are not themselves
electronic documents, be they computer systems, software applications,
HTTP servers, whatever.
The goal of this effort would be to define a common set of resources,
properties, and constraints on property values useful for answering that
category of question, so that multiple tools can have a common
understanding of the answer when they integrate.
Area 2: Event Management
What events does an event management system contain about a computer
system? Once a human decides that an event occurred "because of" some
other event, or that an event "is about" a particular network device, how
can another product link to details about the event?
The goal of this effort would be to define a common set of resources,
properties, and RESTful services useful for answering that category of
question, so that multiple tools can have a common answer when they
integrate.
Best Regards, John
Voice US 845-435-9470 BluePages
Tivoli OSLC Lead - Show me the Scenario
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