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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
− | Data e-Infrastructure management facilities promote the optimal exploitation of the resources available in the e-Infrastructure and the integration | + | Data e-Infrastructure management facilities promote the optimal exploitation of the resources available in the e-Infrastructure and the integration of technology external to the e-Infrastructure. They insulate as much as possible the management of the e-Infrastructure from the data and the data management services that are hosted in or accessible through the infrastructure itself. |
The motto at the heart of the management facilities is | The motto at the heart of the management facilities is | ||
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''less dependencies for more management'' | ''less dependencies for more management'' | ||
− | meaning that the requirements posed to resources (even independent resources) to be managed are minimal, close to zero in some cases. All the implemented solutions | + | meaning that the requirements posed to resources (even independent resources) to be managed are minimal, close to zero in some cases. All the implemented solutions are prioritized in order to pursue this goal. |
== Key Features == | == Key Features == |
Revision as of 02:54, 23 February 2012
Overview
Data e-Infrastructure management facilities promote the optimal exploitation of the resources available in the e-Infrastructure and the integration of technology external to the e-Infrastructure. They insulate as much as possible the management of the e-Infrastructure from the data and the data management services that are hosted in or accessible through the infrastructure itself.
The motto at the heart of the management facilities is
less dependencies for more management
meaning that the requirements posed to resources (even independent resources) to be managed are minimal, close to zero in some cases. All the implemented solutions are prioritized in order to pursue this goal.
Key Features
- Extensible notion of resource
- a resource model which is open to modular extensions at runtime by arbitrary third parties
- Transparent software resource management
- management facilities request nearly zero-dependency to managed resources with lightweight integration mechanisms with existing technologies
- Dynamic Deployment and Optimal Resource (re)Allocation
- ...
- Resource lifetime management
- ...
- Resource publication, discovery and access
- ...
- More self-elastic management for less constraints
- ...
- Interoperability, openness and integration at software level
- third-parties software can be added to the Data e-Infrastructure at runtime, other initiatives can exploit gCube in a standard way
...
Subsystems
Data e-Infrastructure Management facilities are globally offered by a formal Resource Model and a set of software subsystems:
Resource Definition Specification
Resource Management Specification