Package org.gcube.resourcemanagement.model.reference.entities.resources

package org.gcube.resourcemanagement.model.reference.entities.resources

Interfaces

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