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<big><center>'''Welcome to the Web Services Cluster'''</center></big>
 
<big><center>'''Welcome to the Web Services Cluster'''</center></big>
<center> Contact Committee Chair: [[User:sscott|Soren Scott]]</center>
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<center> Contact Cluster Chair:[[JamesGallagher|James Gallagher]]</center>
  
 
===== ESIP Vision =====
 
===== ESIP Vision =====
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==Events==
 
==Events==
* '''Meeting Agenda and Notes for 2015:'''
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* '''Meeting notes for [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ioGbmpnVzqkNBcsPZ4MjQ6MxeVE1E-xwtcCfbuRI8a4/edit?usp=sharing 2017 telecons] :'''
:* Upcoming:
 
::* 2015-09-14: *Monthly Telecon*, 2pm ET
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
* '''Webex/Telecon Instructions:'''
 
:1. Go to https://esipfed.webex.com/
 
:2. Click the "Meeting Center" tab
 
:3. Select “Web Services Monthly Call” (or the Activities/Special Topic title).
 
:4. If a password is required, enter the Meeting Password:
 
:5. You can then choose to use your computer to join the audio portion of the meeting, or you can use your phone to dial in.
 
::* Call-in toll-free number (US/Canada): 1-877-668-4493
 
::* Attendee access code/Meeting Password:  
 
  
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* '''GoTo Meeting/Telecon Instructions:'''
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No monthly calls at this time.  All discussions are on the [https://esip-all.slack.com/messages/C3Z42G2HF Slack Channel]
  
 
* '''Previous Meeting Agenda and Notes:'''  
 
* '''Previous Meeting Agenda and Notes:'''  
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:* 2015-09-14: *[[WSC-20150914|Monthly Telecon]]*, 2pm ET
  
 
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== Get Involved==
 
== Get Involved==
:''All meetings are conducted via ESIP Webex (see left-hand side of this page).''
 
  
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'''We are currently looking how to collect and analyze metrics from services, but if you have another WS topic to discuss, get in touch.'''
  
* '''Monthly Meeting (''next meeting September 14th, 2015 2pm EDT/11am PDT'')'''
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:''All meetings are conducted via Goto Meeting (see left-hand side of this page).''
:* We meet on the second Monday of each month at 2:00pm Eastern.
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* '''Monthly Meeting'''
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:* Monthly meetings are on hiatus.
  
 
   
 
   
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* '''Slack channel:''' [https://esip-all.slack.com/messages/C3Z42G2HF/ ESIP-all webservices]
 
* '''Email List:''' [http://www.lists.esipfed.org/mailman/listinfo/esip-webservices ESIP-WebServices]
 
* '''Email List:''' [http://www.lists.esipfed.org/mailman/listinfo/esip-webservices ESIP-WebServices]
 
* '''Email Archive:''' [http://lists.esipfed.org/pipermail/esip-webservices/ ESIP-WebServices Email Archive]
 
* '''Email Archive:''' [http://lists.esipfed.org/pipermail/esip-webservices/ ESIP-WebServices Email Archive]
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==Activities==
 
==Activities==
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26 Jan 2017
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We propose that the cluster look at measuring web services patterns of use at sites where large servers are run (e.g., NASA and NOAA). A casual observation is that subsetting services for data access are underused relative to simple file-access, but  to qualify and quantify this more data about access patterns are needed. OPeNDAP has some experience with analysis of access data for web services (e.g., server logs) and often has found very telling patterns that can be used to improve server performance, so even if the perception regarding under-utilization it false, there will be significant benefit to the analysis of use.
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Here is a draft proposal to ESIP for a project to stage a [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XVlAEzwJcNNXtXCbfup6tJgK3NYBiMIKi7DW_9GPu9Q/edit?usp=sharing simple metrics gathering service].
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If it is the case that web services are underused, we should ask why. Is it because users lack knowledge about them? Or do these services underperform users' expectations?
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ESIP represents an excellent forum for this investigation since it is unique in having people representing all three groups of users (implicitly) mentioned above (end-users, system developers and data center managers).
  
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Other suggestions:
 
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rC-6gMnHZtGxH-97P04PxQ0jnccGC-NOwHmSYNWGMdE/edit?usp=sharing Google Doc with potential topics of interest list ]
 
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rC-6gMnHZtGxH-97P04PxQ0jnccGC-NOwHmSYNWGMdE/edit?usp=sharing Google Doc with potential topics of interest list ]
 
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Latest revision as of 12:15, March 8, 2018

Welcome to the Web Services Cluster
Contact Cluster Chair:James Gallagher
ESIP Vision
About Us

Events

  • GoTo Meeting/Telecon Instructions:

No monthly calls at this time. All discussions are on the Slack Channel

  • Previous Meeting Agenda and Notes:

Get Involved

We are currently looking how to collect and analyze metrics from services, but if you have another WS topic to discuss, get in touch.

All meetings are conducted via Goto Meeting (see left-hand side of this page).


  • Monthly Meeting
  • Monthly meetings are on hiatus.


  • Activities/Special Topic Discussion Meeting:
  • We also meet for Activities and Special Topics discussions as necessary.



Activities

26 Jan 2017

We propose that the cluster look at measuring web services patterns of use at sites where large servers are run (e.g., NASA and NOAA). A casual observation is that subsetting services for data access are underused relative to simple file-access, but to qualify and quantify this more data about access patterns are needed. OPeNDAP has some experience with analysis of access data for web services (e.g., server logs) and often has found very telling patterns that can be used to improve server performance, so even if the perception regarding under-utilization it false, there will be significant benefit to the analysis of use.

Here is a draft proposal to ESIP for a project to stage a simple metrics gathering service.

If it is the case that web services are underused, we should ask why. Is it because users lack knowledge about them? Or do these services underperform users' expectations?

ESIP represents an excellent forum for this investigation since it is unique in having people representing all three groups of users (implicitly) mentioned above (end-users, system developers and data center managers).

Other suggestions:

Resources (and Other Stuff)

ESIP-Discovery Web Services Mission Statement