The gCube Information Organisation Services Sample Clauses

The gCube Information Organisation Services. The gCube Information Organisation Services is the family of subsystems implementing the foundational services guaranteeing the management (storage, organisation, description and annotation) of information by implementing the notion of Information Objects (cf. Section 6.1), i.e. logical unit of information potentially consisting of and linked to other Information Objects as to form compound objects. Such functions are organised in three main areas: (i) the storage and organisation of Information Objects and their constituents (Content and Storage Management); (ii) the management of the metadata objects equipping each Information Object (Metadata Management); and (iii) the management of the annotations objects potentially enriching each Information Objects (Annotation Management). In particular: • the Content & Storage Management services provide transparent access to Information Objects managed through gCube. In particular, they provide basic functionality for: (i) manipulating Information Objects and/or collections, i.e. creating, accessing, storing, and removing; (ii) orchestrating distributed storage nodes and providing a transparent access to them; (iii) a notification mechanism to maintain derived data upon changes in content; and (iv) importing Information Objects from different content providers through wrappers. The kind of Information Object manageable by the Content & Storage Management services is generic and flexible enough to model and thus support several content types. To make full exploitation of Grid storage facilities, the Storage Management service provides an abstract interface to the underlying distributed and heterogeneous actual storage interfaces and technologies (e.g. DPM [14] via SRM [34] and the GFAL interface [21]).Thanks to the gCube replication management subsystem and by integrating gLite, the gCube Storage Management service is capable to exploit the storage capacity of the EGEE infrastructure and maintain multiple copies of the Information Objects as to maximise IOs availability. • the Metadata Management services provide functionality for managing metadata objects, i.e. additional data attached to Information Objects. In particular, these services support (i) the manipulation of metadata objects and metadata collections,
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