This page serves as a central repository for resources related to the collaborative effort to develop and implement a SWIM (System Wide Information Management) Service Discovery capability. It provides access to key specifications, data models, schemas, and other relevant documents that facilitate the discovery and utilization of services across federated SWIM domains.
An updated version of the SDS Implementation Specification, designed to supersede Version 1.0.0. This document specifies the standard interface, key interaction patterns, schemas, and message exchange formats required to develop SWIM Discovery Services.
Status: Last Call for Comments
A document that specifies a standard interface, key interaction patterns, schemas, and message exchange formats required to develop SWIM Discovery Services (SDS).
Status: Candidate Recommendation
The API offered by SDS v. 1.0.0 that is compliant with OpenAPI Specification version 3.0.
Status: Candidate Recommendation
An updated version of the collection of JSON schemas based on the Service Description Conceptual Model (SDCM), designed to supersede Version 1.0.1.
Status: Last Call for Comments
A graphical and lexical representation of the properties, structure, and interrelationships of service metadata elements, forming the conceptual basis for the SWIM Discovery Service (SDS).
Status: Last Call for Comments
The collection of JSON schemas based on Service Description Conceptual Model(SDCM)
Status: Candidate Recommendation
The collection of JSON schemas that together represent the information consumed or produced by a SWIM discovery service.
Status: Candidate Recommendation
Working Draft (WD): This is a preliminary document that is under active development. It's open for feedback and comments from the community.
Last Call for Comments (LCC): The document is nearing finalization and is seeking final feedback from the community before approval.
Candidate Recommendation (CR): The document developers believe the document is technically stable and ready for wider implementation. They seek feedback from the community to ensure broad support.
Proposed Recommendation (PR): The document has addressed feedback from the LCC stage and is nearing final approval.
Recommendation (REC): This is the final stage of document development. It indicates a consensus among community members and is considered best practice for future implementation.
This paper proposes the SWIM Discovery Service (SDS) specification as a candidate standard for the APAC region.
This paper describes SWIM Discovery Service (SDS) demonstration between ROK, USA, and Japan. It specifically provides capabilities to be used, topologies between SDS instances, and test-case for the demonstration.
A working Paper that describes the status and plans of a growing collaborative effort to deploy a network of SWIM Discovery Services (SDS) in the Asia Pacific Region (APAC). The effort aims to support federated service discovery among independently developed and autonomously managed SWIM domains.
A working Paper that provides a brief summary of the SDS concept, describes the SDS demonstration conducted at SWIM TF/5, and shares lessons learned from the SDS effort.
A Working Paper that describes the enabling technologies and practices for instituting a SWIM Discovery Service.
A Working Paper that discusses options for securing SDS, and how the SDS effort can contribute to the establishment of a general SWIM security and trust framework for the APAC SWIM.
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