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Pre IETF T2TRG work meeting
When: Friday March 22nd, before the IETF hackathon
Location: IETF hotel, Prague. Room: Istanbul
Remote participation with Webex.
Live notes: https://etherpad.tools.ietf.org/p/notes-irtf-104-t2trg-friday
Register here: https://goo.gl/forms/uiDqNgqg1yKzhxq23
The meeting is free of cost (and therefore of coffee, unfortunately). We encourage to register using the form above to help planning with the logistics.
| time | agenda | who |
|---|---|---|
| 9:30 | Welcome and intro | Chairs |
| Morning discussion sessions | ||
| 9:45 | Data model component re-usability | Ari Keränen |
| 10:15 | CoRAL warm-up & CoRAL Reef | Klaus Hartke |
| 11:00 | break | |
| 11:15 | Using CoRAL to enable more use of hypermedia for IoT | Klaus Hartke |
| 12:45 | Lunch | |
| 13:45 | Afternoon plenary & breakouts | |
| Planning deliverables on IoT Security | All | |
| Edge and IoT | Matthias Kovatsch | |
| 16:00 | Hackmd sessions | All |
| 18:10 | Conclusions and way forward | Chairs |
| 18:30 | Meeting ends | |
| 19:30 | Social gathering (TBD) | All |
If you would like to discuss also other topics, please let the chairs know.
Re-usability is useful for data models because it saves effort when creating new models, enables re-use of tools and processes, facilitates interoperability, etc. When designing or evolving a data model, how can we achieve "best" re-usability?
References:
CoRAL is a concise format for hypermedia objects that is of interest in IoT. It has been discussed in T2TRG and is a candidate for adoption in CoRE. To validate and further develop the format, it is useful to develop examples and evaluate whether the objectives of CoRAL are attained in these examples. As a side effect, participants will become more familiar with CoRAL. After some initial warmup phase, we want to focus on the use of CoRAL in CoRE Resource Directory ("CoRAL Reef").
References:
Edge Computing has been discussed in T2TRG for a while, but so far could not converge to a concrete group activity. Partly this is due to the wide scope, and hence spread across different IETF communities (e.g., BEC and the recently formed COINRG), but also other organizations such as IIC or EdgeXFoundry.
Questions:
- Can we define a Thing-centric view on Edge Computing to form a concrete T2TRG activity?
- Do we have enough people to form a concrete T2TRG activity?
- How is our relation to COINRG, which is more themed around the Serverless Computing idea?
As a quick refresher:
- Breakout on Edge Computing at IETF 98 in Chicago
- Compiled results at IETF 99 in Prague
- Survey and gap analysis and BEC problem statement ("Beyond Edge Computing" from an operator view) at IETF 100 in Singapore
- Use cases, engineering items vs research topics, and COIN meeting at IETF 103 in Bangkok
Drafting and writing contributions together, for example with hackmd.io.