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2018.09.12 Community Meeting
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- 11am ET
- https://duraspace.zoom.us/j/8128353771
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- Meeting ID: 812 835 3771
- International numbers available: https://zoom.us/u/MO73B
- Andrew Woods
- Andrew Hankinson
- Rosalyn Metz
- Neil Jefferies
- Simeon Warner
- Josh Westgard
- David Wilcox
- Doron Shalvi
- Don Brower
- Jonathan Green
- ...
- Community updates / points of discussion?
- Review Face-to-Face meeting
- Outcomes
- Dispositioning of Use Cases
- Walkthrough of the specification (Andrew H.)
- Review Roadmap (Simeon)
- Alpha
- October community call we will release (OCFL Editors and PASIG Discuss)
- Review feedback in the November community call
- Then determine release date based on the amount of feedback
- Beta
- Experimental validation tool
- Determine who else to push this out to
- Release 1.0
- One production ready validator
- Test suite and fixture objects
- Two institutions committed to backing the initiative (should define that)
- Alpha
- Review upcoming meetings/presentation proposals (Rosy)
- CNI Fall 2018
- JISC
- PASIG
- Publication
- Others?
- Univ of Maryland has implemented fixity checking process
- Interested in whether OCFL represents an opportunity for more efficient/performant processing
- Noted that OCFL is specifically designed to support independent process to act against OCFL content
- Notre Dame is particularly interested in:
- Immutable versions
- Permanently remove content - purge
- OCFL editors' recommendation to delete object, then create a new one
- NLM interested in scale and application-independence
- Application code will be required... can the OCFL model be implemented in a scalable way?
- Have split out outputs into two documents:
- Will be publishing versioned releases of both documents
- In-progress drafts published under
/draft/
version
- In-progress drafts published under
- Basic structure of specification has been defined
- Terminology
- OCFL Object
- Have established versioning approach to OCFL Objects
- Noting that digests are primarily used for content addressability
- OCFL specifically does not require renaming of persisted files
- Inventory
- Inventory is a JSON-LD document describing structure and state of an OCFL Object
- OCFL inventory identifies files via their digest
- Inventory includes Manifest and Versions blocks
- Inventory digest: ensures integrity of inventory file
- Logs directory: location for administrative information related to the OCFL Object
- OCFL Storage Root
- Comments on the specfication can be submitted via github issues
- Additionally, there is and OCFL slack channel #ocfl
- Goal: have "alpha" version of specification by Oct community call
- Will be looking for community feedback
- What is criteria for release 1.0?
- Validator
- Test suite/fixtures
- Two or more committed institutions
- CNI
- JISC
- PASIG
- Samvera connect
- ..also, we plan on publishing an OCFL article
- Noting that one of the reasons Moab has been successful is that it was published