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:* Need more client software to support SMI-S -- Like the bet the farm idea, what do we do to increase adoption.
 
:* Need more client software to support SMI-S -- Like the bet the farm idea, what do we do to increase adoption.
 
:* Client software coded for SMI-S vs client software coded for specific device CIM model
 
:* Client software coded for SMI-S vs client software coded for specific device CIM model
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:* Multi-tennant CIMOM
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:* CIMOM Coexistence on Server
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:* Host profiles have been lagging adoption.  Parts missing include file system and physical HBA/virtual HBA relationships (esp. for mainframe)
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:* Aperi has very little support for SMI-S enabled host based discovered resources; but might be able to extend coverage through work items.  Doing this might help gain momentum in space.
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:* SNIA starting up up SMI-S developers group where engineers (open to all) can ask questions, and get FAQ.
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:* Installation checklist

Revision as of 16:30, 14 March 2008

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This page is for communicating thoughts and ideas on works in progress to the workgroup.

Known Issues

  • Deployment Issues -- General issues surrounding the machine infrastructures needed; getting CIM servers in customer lab, setting up and configuring the software, etc, etc.
  • Consistency -- Different implementations tend to do things slightly differently even if they don't have to.
  • Reliability, Robustness and Stability -- overall problems that need to be addressed in order for SMI-S based management to supersede proprietary implementations. It is not acceptable to customers to have unstable management infrastructures.
  • Spec changes too quickly/much -- This makes it difficult for exploiters to code solutions as everything becomes a moving target.
  • Scalability and Performance -- like the stability item above, this becomes important when we try to get customers to really use this stuff.
  • Stress Testing -- how to we ensure that we've met stability?
  • Embedding vs Proxy -- Seems like embedding makes for better, more stable infrastructures but isn't always possible?
  • Backwards Compatibility (both within SNIA and for vendor extensions) -- How to ensure that products that use these standards don't end up painted in a corner where they can only work with one version at a time, or can't handle an upgrade of a component, etc.
  • Problem Profiles (e.g., not keeping up with other work) -- For example, Copy Services, Host Based Raid, etc.
  • Single standardized CIMOM? Do we want to define a single CIMOM that everyone should use?
  • Supporting SMI-S for Element Managers -- What kind of changes do we need to be able to allow element managers to get the data they need quickly enough to handle a dynamic real-time customer environment.
  • Event Management -- Indications has some problems, we should fix it?
  • Bet the farm on SMI-S? When to use SMI-S and when not to; what needs to happen to make SMI-S the primary and obvious choice?
  • Lag between device function and SMI-S -- Is somewhat contradictory with earlier requirements/requests for avoiding spec churn and backward compatibility. How do we manage the conflict?
  • Need more client software to support SMI-S -- Like the bet the farm idea, what do we do to increase adoption.
  • Client software coded for SMI-S vs client software coded for specific device CIM model
  • Multi-tennant CIMOM
  • CIMOM Coexistence on Server
  • Host profiles have been lagging adoption. Parts missing include file system and physical HBA/virtual HBA relationships (esp. for mainframe)
  • Aperi has very little support for SMI-S enabled host based discovered resources; but might be able to extend coverage through work items. Doing this might help gain momentum in space.
  • SNIA starting up up SMI-S developers group where engineers (open to all) can ask questions, and get FAQ.
  • Installation checklist

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