EOSC Beyond Workshops: Definition of EOSC Nodes and their federation, requirements for EOSC Core services from a use case perspective and integration activities.

Session

Conceptual and Technical Definition of an EOSC Node

10 Jun 2024, 12:00

303 (ACC Cyfronet AGH)

Conveners

Conceptual and Technical Definition of an EOSC Node

• Roksana Wilk (ACC Cyfronet AGH)

Description

Main goal: Nodes’ typology definition + Areas of nodes description (what needs to be defined to have a full concept of a node
Outcome: common template to define a pilot EOSC Node (based on the areas of description)

3. 'Who is who' round table and workshop goals and objectives

10/06/2024, 12:00

Hands-on: Round table and the introductory slides on the current view on EOSC Nodes Federation.

4. What do we need to define a node? Node's description areas. (node typology, stakeholders, offering, RoP, architecture, business models etc.)

10/06/2024, 12:40

Hands-on: Common discussion on the pre-defined list of possible areas of description for an EOSC Node
Conceptual and Technical Definition of an EOSC Node:
What do we need to define a node? Node's description areas. (node typology, stakeholders, offering, RoP, architecture, business models etc.)

5. EOSC Node's stakeholder typology, node's offering typology.

10/06/2024, 15:00

Hands-on: Split into 4 groups and work with the boards diving into the details of selected description areas. After one round of working in the groups per board - common discussion and summary of a possible way to describe chosen areas - > delivery of a template to describe a node.

6. EOSC Node's typology and possible technical architecture (Minimum Viable Node technical architecture). Final remarks and summary documentation.

10/06/2024, 16:40

Hands-on: Split into 4 groups and work with the boards diving into the details of selected description areas. After one round of working in the groups per board - common discussion and summary of a possible way to describe chosen areas - > delivery of a template to describe a node.