[Fiware-security] TR: About Architecture deliverable

BISSON Pascal pascal.bisson at thalesgroup.com
Tue Jan 24 09:34:21 CET 2012


Dear All,

I'm forwarding you this email I got from Juanjo as per review he performed of material we produced so far for what concerns GE architecture specifications starting first for M9 (D2.3 deliverable) but also in view of M12 deliverable.

To all and more specifically Task and GE owners who have contributed to those specification to carefully review and take account of those comments in next release of those specifications. Would also be discussed at WP8 session and for sure be re-addressed at Plenary session for sure. For those of you who are not attending the meeting in Madrid (i.e. Robert, Michael, Anja, ...) please contribute your view and answer to comments received from Juanjo.

Best Regards,
Pascal


De : Juanjo Hierro [mailto:jhierro at tid.es]
Envoyé : mardi 24 janvier 2012 08:24
À : BISSON Pascal
Cc : fiware-wpl at lists.fi-ware.eu; fiware-wpa at lists.fi-ware.eu
Objet : About Architecture deliverable

Hi Pascal,

  I have carried out a quick review of what you have already there in the Security chapter and I have found that it is still a rather early draft (not that much content developed, in several cases, just figures like in Security Monitoring).    On the other hand, there are some GEs for which the work that has been done is much more aligned to what has to be added for mont 12h without having developed what is needed in month 9 (i.e., detailed specification of operations in interfaces for the CSS GE, without no overview or narrative introduction first).   BTW, I notice that several of the detailed interface specifications (detailed specification of operations) are provided as kind of Web Service (though I don't see a WSDL definition, I see references to SOAP in some GEs like the antivirus morphus, I guess is some sort of interface based on document-based SOAP exchange).   I'm particularly worried that I didn't find anything regarding Identity Management, Access Control and Data Handling ... These are the core ones and rest of the chapter need to learn how this works !!    I guess I'm taking a look at the right place:
https://forge.fi-ware.eu/plugins/mediawiki/wiki/security/index.php/Deliverable_%22D2.3_FIWARE_Architecture%22_-_Security_Contrib

  The IoT chapter has made some more progress, but it is still to far from the target IMHO.

  At this point, I guess that the best I can do is to provide an example which will try to be as complete as possible.   It has come to my mind that it should not be that difficult for the description of the Architecture of the Publish/Subscribe Broker GE, which description I wrote for the FI-WARE Product Vision.    I will try to get it finished so it is ready for tomorrow or Thursday.   It might not be fully complete, but should provide the necessary hints to get a more accurate idea of what is needed that you can share with your respective teams.

  Cheers,


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