| Actor |
Actor is any entity (human or machine) playing an active role in the
infrastructure.
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| ComputingInfrastructure |
ComputingInfrastructure represents a logical entity modeling a generic
computing infrastructure or facility.
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| ConcreteDataset |
ConcreteDataset is any incarnation/manifestation of a dataset or part of it.
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| Configuration |
Configuration is a specialisation of ConfigurationTemplate
and is an instance of a configuration template characterising
the behaviour and shape of the resource it is attached to.
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| ConfigurationTemplate |
ConfigurationTemplate represents a template for a configuration.
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| Dataset |
A Dataset is a set of digital objects representing data and treated
collectively as a unit.
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| EService |
EService is any running service that is registered in the infrastructure and
made available by an access point.
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| GCubeResource |
Marker type for any gCube Resource extended in the gCube model
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| HostingNode |
HostingNode represents a container capable of managing the lifecycle of an
electronic service, i.e.,
being capable of hosting and operating an EService.
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| LegalBody |
LegalBody represents any legal entity playing the role of an Actor.
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| Person |
Person represents any human playing the role of an Actor.
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| Plugin |
Plugin is a piece of Software extending the capabilities of another
Software (main) and requiring the main Software to be
executed.
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| RunningPlugin |
RunningPlugin allows differentiating which is the primary service and which
is
an additional capability of a such a service.
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| Schema |
Schema is any reference schema used to specify compliant values.
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| Service |
Service (Abstract) represents any typology of service worth registering in
the infrastructure.
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| Site |
Site is a resource representing the location (physical or virtual) hosting
the
resources associated.
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| Software |
Software represents a software product and is an entity worth being
represented for management
purposes.
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| VirtualMachine |
VirtualMachine (VM) is the typical resource represented in a cloud
infrastructure.
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| VirtualService |
VirtualService is an abstract service (non-physically existing service) worth
being
represented as an existing Service for management purposes.
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