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June, 2004
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2. Fred Maciel CMM-WG co-chair
Introduction to WSDM
Fred Maciel
CMM-WG co-chair
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3. Outline 1. Background 2. WSDM in OGSA 3. WSDM presentation June, 2004
CMM-WG presentation

4. CMM-WG background and work
GGF8: WG born to do base manageability functionality for OGSA
GGF9: Original work moved to OASIS WSDM
Work being done in the WSDM TC
Started gap analysis: what is missing on manageability in OGSA, what should be done (e.g., regarding resource models)
GGF10: Presented management framework and glossary for OGSA
GGF11: Completed the gap analysis
June, 2004
CMM-WG presentation

5. CMM and WSDM sessions in GGF11
This session
Introduction to WSDM to the GGF as a whole
Generic questions and pleasantries
Tomorrow, 10 AM - 11:30 AM, South Pacific 4
CMM-WG gap analysis results
Raises the question “anything we need in OGSA that is missing in WSDM?” (open issues).
Tomorrow, 12:45 PM - 2:15 PM, Sea Pearl 1-2
OGSA-WSDM-CMM joint session
Deeper technical discussion
June, 2004
CMM-WG presentation

6. Outline 1. Background 2. WSDM in OGSA 3. WSDM presentation June, 2004
CMM-WG presentation

7. OGSA Management Framework (1)
OGSA is composed of several capabilities
Provide high-level resource management functionality (resource reservation, deployment, monitoring, etc.)
Domain-specific capabilities
OGSA capabilities
Execution
mgmt. svc.
Data
services
Security
services
Infrastructure services
Resources
June, 2004
CMM-WG presentation

8. OGSA Management Framework (2)
Capabilities use and manage resources to do work
Native manageability (reboot, set VLAN, etc.)
Native interfaces (CIM, SNMP, proprietary, etc.)
Domain-specific capabilities
OGSA capabilities
Execution
mgmt. svc.
Data
services
Security
services
Infrastructure services
Resources
June, 2004
CMM-WG presentation

9. OGSA Management Framework (3)
Infrastructure services show resources as services
Use Web services means for discovery, access, etc.
Provide common framework with basic functionality
Domain-specific capabilities
OGSA capabilities
Execution
mgmt. svc.
Data
services
Security
services
WSRF, WSDM
Resources
June, 2004
CMM-WG presentation

10. What is WSDM? (What was CMM?)
OASIS Web Services Distributed Management TC
Management using Web services (MUWS)
Management of Web Services (MOWS)
MUWS provides:
a uniform, WSRF-based way to access native manageability of various types of resources
A set of functionalities that are of broad and general use for management, e.g.:
Metrics (collected values)
Resource states
Relationships among resources
MOWS provides manageability for Web services
June, 2004
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11. Outline 1. Background 2. WSDM in OGSA 3. Words of WSDM June, 2004
CMM-WG presentation

12. Backup Slides
June, 2004
CMM-WG presentation

13. Resource Management in OGSA
Management of the Grid resources
High-level resource management functionality
E.g., discovery, resource reservation, provisioning, monitoring and control
Management of the OGSA infrastructure
Services that compose OGSA are managed resources
E.g. monitoring of a registry, of caching and replication
Management of the resources themselves
E.g., rebooting a host, or setting VLANs on a network switch
Mostly out of scope of OGSA
June, 2004
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15. Intellectual Property Rights and Notices
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June, 2004
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