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==== What takes the most effort?====
 
==== What takes the most effort?====
* understanding the Middelware dependencies  
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* understanding the Middelware dependencies
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* reverse engineering of yaim scripts to understand what has changed in Mware configuration !
  
 
==== What can be improved about operational procedures?====
 
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==== Strategic directions you would like to recommend====
 
==== Strategic directions you would like to recommend====
* Middelware compatibilities with the larger set of technical constraints (yaim/quattor, NAS/SAN storage infrastructure,...)
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* Improving Middelware compatibility with the larger set of technical constraints (yaim/quattor, NAS/SAN storage infrastructure,...), minimizing dependencies and extending the compliance with existing standard
  
 
==== Other comments====
 
==== Other comments====

Latest revision as of 18:02, 16 novembre 2011

BACK to TEG

Input provided by french sites

Input for WG4 - WG 5 Mware operational requirements, distribution, deployment, distribution

What is in use currently and works well?

  • Mware integration using Quattor (long-term support essential)

Top problems

  • Mware usability : Too many information on logfiles. Finding the good information is too hard.

Log management in order to improve Incident Detection and Traceability

What takes the most effort?

  • understanding the Middelware dependencies
  • reverse engineering of yaim scripts to understand what has changed in Mware configuration !

What can be improved about operational procedures?

  • A clear and single channel to announce a new release and documentation

What can be dropped?

Strategic directions you would like to recommend

  • Improving Middelware compatibility with the larger set of technical constraints (yaim/quattor, NAS/SAN storage infrastructure,...), minimizing dependencies and extending the compliance with existing standard

Other comments

  • Confidence in Mware : EGI staged-rollout on best effort basis. Is this sustainable ?
  • Still needed : relocatable version of Mware
  • Dropped too early : 32 bits UI
  • SL6 WN and disk servers may be needed soon (new hardware procurements)
  • Mware distribution via EMI and UMD : no enhancement of interfaces ergonomics (compared to what was available with gLite)