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  1. OASIS Topology and Orchestration Specification for Cloud Applications (TOSCA) TC
  2. TOSCA-24

Plan Portability API

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    • Type: New Feature
    • Status: Deferred
    • Priority: Critical
    • Resolution: Unresolved
    • Affects Version/s: None
    • Fix Version/s: None
    • Component/s: Spec
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    • Proposal:
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      A draft specification that is based on the metamodel described in CD02 could be provided soon. The TC should review this draft specification, and if agreed the API will be adopted to the changes of the metamodel we agree on in course of the TC.

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      A draft specification that is based on the metamodel described in CD02 could be provided soon. The TC should review this draft specification, and if agreed the API will be adopted to the changes of the metamodel we agree on in course of the TC.
    • Resolution:
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      The meeting of the TC on 8/23 indicated consensus on tabling this until v.next. However, given that the issue is important, an ad hoc group has formed, with Tobias Kunze and Frank Leymann coordinating, that will discuss and try to jumpstart a proposal for the v.next activity.

      In the interim, I am marking this issue deferred for v.next based on that consensus and proposal (see minutes).

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      The meeting of the TC on 8/23 indicated consensus on tabling this until v.next. However, given that the issue is important, an ad hoc group has formed, with Tobias Kunze and Frank Leymann coordinating, that will discuss and try to jumpstart a proposal for the v.next activity. In the interim, I am marking this issue deferred for v.next based on that consensus and proposal (see minutes).

      Description

      Node types provide interfaces the operations of which represent its local management behavior. But our goal is to enable management of a service template "globally", i.e. to specify management actions that are composed of operations of the individual node templates (and their instances). For this purpose an API is need that allows access to the instances of service templates, the instances of node templates and relationship templates as well as access to the service definition. Such a standardized API is need that allows to specify global management behavior in a portable manner. In the cloud domain, APIs are typically build following the REST architectural style, i.e. this API should be a REST-based API

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            • Assignee:
              mrutkows Matthew Rutkowski
              Reporter:
              Leymann Frank Leymann
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