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COSMOS Architecture Meetings

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Meeting Information

Meeting Title: Conference Call on Overall COSMOS Architecture
Link to information on Wiki: Architecture and design documents
Date & Time: Febuary 6, 2008 at 10:00AM EST
Tie line: 8-421-0033
Toll-free Dial-in number: +1 (877) 421 0033
Primary International Dial-in: TBD
Passcode: COSMOS (267667)#



Agenda

  • i9 integration build: status report on our first targeted build (10 min)
  • QA Discussion carry over from Monday's summit COSMOS_QA_Criteria (50 min)
  • CMDBf Registration APIs
  • Should we use command line or web UI to manage COSMOS components? (e.g. register broker with management domain, etc.)
    • Is the command line client a temporary solution?
    • Bug 215502
  • Target environment for data managers in the demo:
    • Should we package all 4 data managers for Tomcat in the demo for i9?
    • We need to put together a deployment and dependency diagrams for i9
  • Eclipse version: 3.3.x vs. 3.4
    • Eclipse 3.4 and the Ganymede simultaineous release will release in June.
    • Web development for data visualization and data managers require WTP 3.0, which runs with eclipse 3.4.
    • The build is currently using eclipse 3.3.
    • Need to decide if we want to change development and build environment to eclipse 3.4.
  • Documentation plan Proposed Table of Contents

House Keeping

  • TBD

Agenda for Feb 13, 2008

  • Review build wish list at http://wiki.eclipse.org/COSMOS_RE_AND_BUILD_WISH_LIST
  • Review "Scoping of the COSMOS Security Infrastructure" http://wiki.eclipse.org/COSMOS_Design_209337 and determine if any i9 ERs are needed as a consequence - Jimmy Mohsin (time permitting)
    • Review the updated use cases
    • Analyze the flow of a typical query and determine what security artifacts are contained in the payload
    • Analyze the flow of a non-query "management-style" (e.g. shot down the broker) requests, assuming we even support these, and determine what security artifacts are contained in the payload

Agenda for Future Meetings

TBD

Minutes from past meetings

Cosmos Architecture Meeting 06-Feb-08

Cosmos Architecture Meeting 30-Jan-08

Cosmos Architecture Meeting 23-Jan-08

Cosmos Architecture Meeting 16-Jan-08

Cosmos Architecture Meeting 09-Jan-08

Cosmos Architecture Meeting 02-Jan-08




Cosmos Archived Architecture Meeting Minutes

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