OCCI HTTP Rendering Spec Released

Posted June 23rd, 2011 in News by admin

The OCCI HTTP Rendering specification defines how to interact with the OCCI Core Model using the RESTful OCCI API. The document defines how the OCCI Core Model can be communicated with and thus serialised using the HTTP protocol via RESTful semantics.

This is the last document in the v1.1 document series and is now available on the main OGF web site as document GFD.185.

Thanks to all that contributed content and reviews!

 

OCCI Presentation – A Walkthrough of the Specification

Posted June 8th, 2011 in News by admin

The following slide-set gives an overview (incl. examples) of the OCCI specification:

Please see the ‘speaker notes’ for more information on each slide. The presentation of course can be shared upon request in several formats. Feel free to contact the chairs of the OCCI working group.

Happy Birthday OCCI!

Posted April 13th, 2011 in News by admin

It was two years ago when the first official mail on the then new OCCI mailing list was sent. Since than the OCCI community had a steady grow and is still going strong! This is all the more appropriate given the release of OCCI v1.1 Core and Infrastructure specification documents. As a little special for today we have a celebration version of our logo:

We want to thank the designer of our official Logo since he was so kind to create this special birthday version for us.

OCCI 1.1 Document Series in Public Comment

Posted January 31st, 2011 in News by admin
As of today, all the documents for the revised version (1.1) of the OCCI document series are now in public comment. A lot of work by the OCCI community has gone into this revision so a huge “thanks!” goes out to all who have contributed to the many discussions on the mailing list, IRC, wiki and confcalls. This version paves the way to much exciting implementation work and plugfests in the upcoming months. If you would like to make comments and have your views heard and taken on board, now is an excellent time to do so. Simply:
  1. navigate to the public comments section on the OGF website,
  2. grab a copy of any or all the specification documents
  3. read the spec
  4. submit any comments, questions or improvements back to the public comments page (this can be anonymous if you prefer)