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Re: [pS-dev] New Characteristic Namespaces


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  • From: Nicolas Simar <>
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  • Cc: David Schmitz <>, , Szymon Trocha <>, Roman Lapacz <>, perfsonar-dev <>
  • Subject: Re: [pS-dev] New Characteristic Namespaces
  • Date: Mon, 30 Jul 2007 16:48:52 +0100



Jason Zurawski wrote:
David;


Jason, from your point of view, which of the schema proposals could be
easily made ready for immediate use next week?



In my opinion we should proceed with the method that best maps reality, not which is fastest to implement. It would be great to hear comments on both methods from various interested parties soon (and if its next week you are looking to implement, comments need to come *very* soon).

I guess that the interested parties are:
- the visualisation developers: Nina/Vedrin (psUI), David/Andreas (CNM), Daniel(visualperfSONAR)
- the web-service developers: Roman (RRD), Jeff/Jason (SNMP MP)

Have I missed somebody?

Nicolas

Do you foresee an easy way starting with only the basic
features necessary (for next week), while not much complicating the
later integration of more complex features (e.g. tool namespace snmp)?


Any or all of the standard we choose can be implemented to start with, as long as everything is fully implemented in the end. in my opinion keeping things 'similar' to the characteristic style (similar to utilization) is the fastest route to start with (both for getting comments on this list and for allowing service developers to get started). No matter which method we choose it is imperative that extension be possible in the future (i.e. to the SNMP namespace, etc.).

-jason


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