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System environments

Graham Brooks edited this page May 5, 2011 · 2 revisions

Oliver is being designed to work in a specific set of environments.

##Domain Objects

A domain object is something outside a system that the system interacts with. Domain objects could include system users and other systems. For Oliver, these are:

  • Users – people with the right to access information held on this specific platform

    • Analyst
    • Developer
    • Platform manager
    • Network manager
    • Data owner
    • Tool owner
  • Data sources – information about specific topics or areas

    • Remote datastores – data held at sites outside the platform system. Some datastores will be private, and will be accessible only to queries made from the UN parts of the system.
    • Local datastores - data held either within or connected to the platform
    • Remote datastreams
    • Local datastreams
  • Tools – applications for accessing manipulating and making sense of data

    • Remote tools
    • Local tools
  • Systems

    • other Oliver platforms
    • processor farms – large-scale computing sites (e.g. EU Grid)

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