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Re: [aperi-dev] content draft for Linux Technical Review article
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>>> On Fri, May 4, 2007 at 3:05 PM, in message
<OFD7831B2A.3788F72F-ONC12572D1.006FAEB7-C12572D1.0073D750@xxxxxxxxxx>,
Christoph Reichert <Christoph.Reichert@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Introduction/ standards based Storage Management
> * Problems with mutiple vendor and product specific Management applications
> * the Storage Networking Association (SNIA)
> * Storage Management Standardisation of the SNIA Storage Management
> Initiative (SMI- S)
> * base technologgies: DMTF- WBEM, Common Information Model (CIM), xmlCIM and
> CIM over HTTP
> * Prerequisites: CIM Provider/CIMOM and CIM Client
Might it also also be worth mentioning
some related open source CIM-standard
efforts, e.g.
Aperi uses the sblim SLP/CIM Java client
http://sblim.wiki.sourceforge.net/
An open source Linux CIMOM
http://www.openwbem.org
www.omc-project.org
Open Management with CIM is
an open source project that implements
various layered CIM related standards, like
SMASH, CLP and host-side SMI-S providers.
> Aperi overview
> * The Eclipse Aperi project: Vision, history, members, Eclipse Foundation
Portability, supported platforms etc.
> Please let me know if you think something is missing or should be omitted.
Use cases: e.g. if you are building a SAN in order
to create a high availability cluster; then Aperi is a
great tool for assigning SAN storage to clustered
servers.
Hth,
RObert
