6–7 Dec 2007
Berkeley
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  1. Chairs (Bob C., C.Witzig)
    06/12/2007, 09:00
  2. Oscar Koeroo
    06/12/2007, 09:15
  3. Frank Siebenlist
    06/12/2007, 09:30
  4. Joni Hahkala
    06/12/2007, 09:45
  5. Henri Mikkonen
    06/12/2007, 10:45
  6. Ian Aldermann, Igor Sfilioi
    06/12/2007, 11:15
    Goal of the presentation: We want to draw attention to the problems the current trust model poses; i.e. the fact that all the middleware needs to be trusted. We will present our current view on how this could be changed, so that only the end points, i.e. the user and the execution machine, need to be trusted. We will have a proposal for a prototype implementation, and we would like to have...
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  7. 06/12/2007, 11:45
  8. Christoph Witzig
    06/12/2007, 13:30
  9. Gabriele Garzogolio
    06/12/2007, 15:30
  10. Oscar Koeroo
    06/12/2007, 15:50
  11. Hakon Sagehaug
    06/12/2007, 16:10
  12. Rachana Ananthakrishnan
    06/12/2007, 16:30
  13. all
    06/12/2007, 16:50
  14. Alberto Forti
    07/12/2007, 09:00
  15. all
    07/12/2007, 09:30
  16. Tom Barton
    07/12/2007, 10:45
  17. Frank Siebenlist
    07/12/2007, 11:45
  18. Tom Barton
    07/12/2007, 13:30
  19. Andrea Ceccanti
    07/12/2007, 14:00
  20. Christoph Witzig
    07/12/2007, 14:15
    Large VOs are deploying their own schedulers which interact directly with Worker Nodes. This raises the question whether these schedulers should be considered as part of the core middleware. The goal of this presentation is to find out whether the MWSG should investigate the security implications of VO specific schedulers. If so, how should the group proceed? There was a long discussion of...
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  21. Mine Altunay
    07/12/2007, 14:30
  22. Chad La Joie
    07/12/2007, 15:00
  23. 07/12/2007, 15:15

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