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Home » Technical Activities » Technical Documents for Public Review
SNIA Technical Documents available for Public ReviewDuring various times in the development of a technical document within the SNIA we will make available a Work-in-Progress DRAFT version of the document for public review & feedback for a limited time period. SMI-S Version 1.4.0 Revision 1 Working DraftSMI-S defines a method for the interoperable management of a heterogeneous Storage Area Network (SAN), and describes the information available to a WBEM Client from an SMI-S compliant CIM Server and an object-oriented, XML-based, messaging-based interface designed to support the specific requirements of managing devices in and through SANs. The current Working Draft of the SMI-S specification is made up of the following 9 books:
Management Frameworks Reference Architecture Working Draft
This Management Frameworks Reference Architecture specification is the
foundational work of the SNIA Management Frameworks Technical Work Group and
provides an architectural basis for the later work in defining each of the
services that will make up a standard framework. It is expected that the
architecture described in this document will be an anchoring section and
part of the final Framework specification. Services will be defined in terms
of their interfaces and behaviors. This framework lays the foundation for
implementing higher level functions as services and applications that
support lifecycle management, service level management and
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