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Re: Charter updates, changes, etc.

2001-03-23 17:37:15
Sounds fine to me, if there are no objections from the list.
At 10:36 AM 3/23/2001 -0500, you wrote:
Minor comment.

I'd say "HTTP and possibly RTSP protocol suite" rather than
RTP protocol suite. RTSP kind of implies RTP and possibly
other transport mechanisms, whereas RTP/RTCP is "just"
a transport protocol.

Kobus

"Michael W. Condry" wrote:

> It is clear from OPES BOF and other discussions at IETF that complexity
> surrounding
> the intermediary service boxes is large. So we have decide to modify our
> chair structure to give us more strength to cover the technical and
> political complexities
> most effectively. It will certainly be a challenge for all of us.
>
> The new proposed roles are:
>
> Co-chairs:
>     Michael Condry <condry(_at_)intel(_dot_)com>
>     Markus Hofmann <hofmann(_at_)bell-labs(_dot_)com>
>
> Technical Team Lead:
>     Hilarie Orman <HORMAN(_at_)novell(_dot_)com>
>
> Three roles will help us address the difficulties in all the spaces we are
> expecting
> to arise. Consequently, based on the consensus of the BOF and the above change
> the charter to be submitted to the IESG will be:
>
> Open Pluggable Edge Services(opes)
>
> Co-chairs:
>     Michael Condry <condry(_at_)intel(_dot_)com>
>     Markus Hofmann <hofmann(_at_)bell-labs(_dot_)com>
>
> Technical Team Lead:
>     Hilarie Orman <HORMAN(_at_)novell(_dot_)com>
>
> Mailing Lists:
>     General Discussion: ietf-openproxy(_at_)imc(_dot_)org
>     To Subscribe: ietf-openproxy-request(_at_)imc(_dot_)org
>     Web: http://www.ietf-opes.org
>     Archive: ftp://ftp.ietf.org/ietf-mail-archive/opes
>
> Description of Working Group:
>
> The Open Pluggable Edge Service (OPES) working group primary
> task is to define a protocol to be used to extend
> participating transit intermediaries to incorporate services
> executed on application data transported by HTTP and
> possibly RTP protocol suite.  The protocol provides a framework for
> integrating a wide range of services into arbitrary
> intermediaries. Intermediaries may employ either local or
> remote ("callout") servers to perform a service, and as a
> result, the data may be diverted temporarily over a closed
> loop pathway different from the transit pathway.
>
> Intermediary services provided in this way are not
> transparent: Either the content requestor or provider will
> be aware that a transformation has been performed.
>
> As part of the development of this protocol the working
> group will produce an analysis of the security implications
> of this architecture.
>
> A secondary task for this working group is to enumerate the
> requirements for management policies and associated
> administrative protocols that allow these services to be
> specified and deployed. This includes requirements on the
> rule systems used the define these policies and protocols.
>
> The advantage of standardizing a protocol for this is that
> services can be re-used across vendor products without
> modifying the transit intermediaries or services.
>
> The iCAP protocol already provides similar functionality and
> this working group may elect to use iCAP as a starting point
> for its work. However, the working group is not obliged to
> retain any level of compatibility with iCAP.
>
> Existing Internet-Drafts
> Early Requirements document (expired but available on the
> web site):
>          draft-tomlinson-epsfw-00.txt
> Updated iCAP Callout Server:
>          draft-elson-opes-icap-01.txt
> A Rule Specification Language for Proxy Services:
>          draft-beck-opes-irml-00.txt
> OPES Network Taxonomy:
>          draft-erikson-opes-net-taxonomy-00.txt
> OPES Architecture for Rule Processing and Service Execution:
>          draft-yang-opes-rule-processing-service-execution-00.txt
> OMML: OPES Meta-data Markup Language:
>          draft-maciocco-opes-omml-00.txt
> General Use Cases:
>          draft-beck-opes-esfnep-01.txt
>
> Goals and Milestones:
>
> Apr 01: Consensus on the charter.
> Jul 01:  iCAP Protocol document last call.
> Aug 01: Working group review of policy requirements document(s).
> Nov 01: Alternative callout protocol review.
> Dec 01: Policy requirements document last call
>
> Michael W. Condry
> Director, Network Edge Technology

Michael W. Condry
Director, Network Edge Technology


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