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[Fwd: BOF Proposal: Computation Recordings for Interaction Engineering]



I have responded to the author (whom I know) that it is too late for this meeting, but this will likely surface again.

-Jeff
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Subject: BOF Proposal:  Computation Recordings for Interaction Engineering
Date: Thu, 6 Mar 2003 06:41:41 -1000
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The Internet stands to grow to trillions of IP nodes that are mostly =
tiny
but with millions of behemoths.  Engineering the interactions among all
these nodes will become increasingly challenging.

This BOF is aimed at initiating discussion for developing standards for =
a
general purpose recording system for Internet interaction engineering.  =
Such
a recording system must meet important scalability challenges.  One
scalability challenge is recording computations that involve multitudes =
of
interconnected devices each with very limited storage and processing
capabilities.  To accommodate these devices, recording must be =
space-time
efficient, support events, provide great flexibility in what is to be
recorded, and allow recordings to be stored remotely from the device =
that
created them.  Another scalability challenge is recording computations =
that
involve servers with extensive storage and processing capabilities.  To
accommodate these servers, recording must, in addition, be able to
efficiently and flexibly structure large recordings created on these =
servers
and to integrate with application services, e.g., Web Services =
Architecture.

Recording computation is a means of reifying what has happened so far.  =
It
can be particularly useful when computations are not easily repeatable =
due
to the nature of the computation involved, e.g., indeterminacy, =
scalability,
security, etc.  For example, it can provide information what happens =
during
or after computations without giving up control of the computing =
devices, as
is required by traditional tracing and debugging tools.  Recording
computation that spans several Internet nodes can be linked across =
messages
between those nodes to provide means for navigating what is happening. =20

A general purpose recording system can become an important tool for =
Internet
interaction engineering analysis (e.g., debugging, replaying, etc.) and
education. =20


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