[Fiware-wpa] IMPORTANT UPDATE: Adding description of assets and refining the structure of the FI-WARE a bit further

Juanjo Hierro jhierro at tid.es
Wed Oct 5 18:40:31 CEST 2011


Hi,

  I would like that each and every WPL send me an email confirm that he has received and processed the email I sent this morning and has planned the corresponding actions.

  So far, I haven't seen any change on the Wiki and I still see people working in the old (to be deprecated) "FI-WARE Backlog" chapter.

  Looking forward your responses,


Juanjo Hierro
Chief Technologist on Software Technologies
Telefonica R&D Labs

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On 05/10/11 12:01, Juanjo Hierro wrote:
Hi all,

  After careful consideration, I have came with a way description of assets, the FI-WARE vision and entries of the FI-WARE backlog can be nicely structured on the Wiki and linked together.

  Assets are clearly linked to FI-WARE Backlog entries, so it clearly makes sense to document them closely together.   Notice that many of the already identified Themes/Epics/Features/User-Stories are indeed linked to selected assets.   Note that Features/User-Stories should map to assets because they correspond to concrete software development that has to be carried over assets and will lead to delivery of some new version of the asset in the course of a release or a sprint, respectively.   However, while there are Themes/Epics that can be mapped to assets (still high-level to map into actual developments on the asset) others may be general to the chapter, corresponding still to topics under discussion which may potentially affect several assets.   They should derive on Themes/Epics/Features/User-Stories on selected assets as a result of the discussion.    We should take this into account when structuring the Wiki.

  Based on the above, the structure we will adopt is described as follows:

 *   A chapter titled "Materializing the FI-WARE Vision", linked to a Wiki page, has been added to the FI-WARE Wiki, following right after the "FI-WARE Product Vision".
 *   The Wiki page for this new chapter has been created and, for the time being, is structured as a list of subchapters, one per chapter of FI-WARE, each subchapter having its own Wiki page.
 *   We have created each of the "Materializing the <chapter-name> in FI-WARE" Wiki pages.   They contain:
    *   An introduction section you don't need to edit.  You will see it establish a link to the corresponding chapter in the FI-WARE Product Vision
    *   A section per GE in the chapter.   A template is provided for this sections that you should replicate for each GE in your chapter (at least for those for which backlog entries have been identified).   The section is structured as follows:
       *   Baseline assets: Here you should enumerate the assets that will be considered for implementing the GE.  If not yet decided, please explain.   For each asset, a link to a dedicated Wiki page should be created, describing the asset.
          *   Check the general structure for this section looking at the example for the "BigData Analysis" GE in the Data/Context Management Chapter (http://forge.fi-ware.eu/plugins/mediawiki/wiki/fiware/index.php/Materializing_Data/Context_Management_in_FI-WARE#Baseline_Assets_3)
          *   In order to build the Wiki page associated to an asset, you should replicate the structure for the Wiki page linked to the SAMSON asset in the "BigData Analysis GE" (http://forge.fi-ware.eu/plugins/mediawiki/wiki/fiware/index.php/SAMSON_Platform)
       *   Themes: You should add here the link to the proper Themes you had previously listed in the FI-WARE Backlog chapter
       *   Epics: You should add here the link to the proper Epics you had previously listed in the FI-WARE Backlog chapter
       *   Features: You should add here the link to the proper Features you had previously listed in the FI-WARE Backlog chapter
       *   User-Stories: You should add here the link to the proper Features you had previously listed in the FI-WARE Backlog chapter
    *   A section titled "Topics still being addressed at high-level": Here, you should add the Themes and Epics you should have produced as a result of mapping any of the following:
       *   issues identified in the Question Mark section of the FI-WARE Product Vision.
       *   sketched solution for integration of some assets, as a result of discussions taking place in Turin

  The "FI-WARE Backlog" chapter you currently find in the FI-WARE wiki home page will be deprecated and finally dropped in a matter of days.

  I hope that the instructions are clear.   It shouldn't change much of what you had done.  Of course, the wiki pages you created for the full description of backlog entries will still be valid in the new structure.   And the URL links to them will still be valid so any tickets you may have created on the trackers should still work.  You can take a look at how the info has been structured for the Data/Context Management chapter for reference.

  Don't hesitate to ask if you have any doubt.

  Apologizes for the delay in communicating this but I gave it a careful thought and only after some time considering different possibilities, I came with the final proposal.

  Best regards,


--
Juanjo Hierro
Chief Technologist on Software Technologies
Telefonica R&D Labs

email: jhierro at tid.es<mailto:jhierro at tid.es>
phone: +34 91 48 32932
www.tid.es<http://www.tid.es>
twitter.com/JuanjoHierro

Oeste 1, Planta 5. Distrito C
Ronda de la Comunicacion s/n
Madrid 28050
Spain

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