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Leading the pervasive adoption of grid computing for research and industry © 2005 Global Grid Forum The information contained herein is subject to change without notice OGSA-BES OGSA F2F, July 2006, Argonne National Labs Andrew Grimshaw

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Agenda Bashing Using Ian’s July 6 (v18) document Agenda Bashing Note taker assignment 30 minutes state model discussion (possible rat hole) Trackers Day 2 State model Trackers “Rough consensus” on what needs to be done

Agenda Bashing State model reprise Info model impact – info model elements Trackers Action items to send for group final call

Roadblocks to completion 1. Document parallel state model, with examples, and extensions – HPC profile team, Glenn. 2. Container attributes (resource model) decided on, similarly changes to jsdl need to be incorporated - All 3. Functions/JSDL extensions labeled as optional: e.g., idempotent, notifications, suspend/resume, hold/release, jsdl substate model (staging, etc), cancel activity, - Document editors −Optional items spec’s must still exist. 4. Multiple renderings – 2 is enough? Yes. −Fault description technique – Dave Snelling action 5. How are supported extensions published by BES service? - ALL 6. fill in detail where necessary – everyone please send on list details on what needs clarification - ALL 7. Get buy-in from major players. – Ian, Dave, Andrew, Marvin, Chris, Marty, Darren, Stephen Newhouse, EGEE, Altair, INFN, Naregi (Hiro) 8. Managed job interface Dave Snelling 9. interoperability test plan – Mark M., Glenn, Michel, Marvin Chris, Peter Lane

Naming Agenda Bashing Review of actions since last F2F Delta’s Trackers Last call