W3C

- DRAFT -

PlugFest/Testing

27 May 2020

Agenda

Attendees

Present
Kaz_Ashimura, Daniel_Peintner, Kunihiko_Toumura, Michael_Koster, Michael_Lagally, Michael_McCool, Ryuichi_Matsukura, Sebastian_Kaebisch, Mizushima_, Tomoaki_Mizushima
Regrets
Chair
McCool
Scribe
kaz

Contents


<scribe> scribenick: kaz

McCool: plugfest time changed
... now June 15-19
... would suggest we cancel the regular calls
... will make official resolution next Wednesday
... let's review the minutes quickly

Prev minutes

May-20 minutes

McCool: we didn't really do a doodle
... but simply shifted the date by 2 weeks
... (goes through the minutes)
... did some work on testing
... scenarios as well
... WISHI to be finalized
... would talk about the LinkSmart directory today
... typo of "Frsid"
... any objections to publish other than the typo?

(none)

McCool: approved

GitHub site

<McCool> https://github.com/w3c/wot-testing/tree/master/events/2020.06.Online

online plugfest site

McCool: go through the wiki and get resources
... then major sections for setup
... TDs for TD links
... and a section for data to be captured during the PlugFest
... still ongoing

Setup instructions

McCool: TD validation by Playground
... TD archival to put actual TDs
... register TDs with the LinkSmart directory
... response from the W3C Systeam about VPN
... AWS instance for SoftEther
... they've already installed the software
... and we should set it up
... need to have some bridge software as well
... could be a Raspberry Pi
... the procedure is in progress

Kaz: can ask the Systeam to configure an account for you, McCool

McCool: ok
... we're making progress
... when we've got further information, will put it here on the setup.md

LinkSmart setting

McCool: there is a link to LinkSmart setting page

Demo page

McCool: there is a demo page as well

Swagger UI

McCool: and Swagger UI there
... could register TDs manually

Lagally: folder structure
... we had some more folders
... having at least "tools" would make sense

McCool: agree

Lagally: probably some tools to be used there

McCool: happy to add a "tools" directory
... also maybe "prototype" directory
... (create a subfolder and add a placeholder README.md for tools)

Lagally: another point
... going to have a lot of TDs there
... security credentials for different devices
... what would be the best way to handle them
... to get appropriate credentials properly
... for authorized users

McCool: let me add it to the To Do list
... (adds it to the "To Do" list on the PlugFest agenda wiki)
... maybe we could create a mailing list for credential distribution

Lagally: any mechanism provided by LinkSmart?

McCool: no
... we have to add credentials to this
... we'll have to discuss this

Lagally: basic auth and TLS

McCool: yes
... it's kind of tricky to handle it with VPN, though
... need to see SoftEther configuration
... have to figure out how it works
... how to get keys and how to distribute it
... will think about it
... but probably could use a mailing list for that purpose

Kaz: we could ask all the TF participants for help, e.g., Suzuki-san

McCool: definitely
... (and then adds a subfolder for "scenario" and a placeholder README.md)
... we already have some like retail
... any volunteers for scenarios?

Sebastian: would like to test features to query states/actions

McCool: yeah
... scenarios are about the usage
... we should document it
... (and adds "prototypes" subfolder and a placeholder "README.md")
... descriptions of various prototypes
... will add links t othe actual resources
... like LinkSmart directory
... then AI serives by Intel
... Sebastian, you can add your idea here

Sebastian: Query state feature on actions

McCool: (adds it to the list)
... feel free to update the description

Prototype subfolder

McCool: anything else?
... would agree with Kaz that people are encouraged to volunteer and put their ideas here
... note that TDs are just TDs here
... we've agreed to use ".jsonld" as the identifier

Intel's TDs

McCool: already put (initial) TDs and also README.md

Kaz: is that the one from TPAC 2019?

McCool: yes, mostly
... copied it from TPAC 2019

Kaz: so people can copy the examples from TPAC 2019 and then add some extensions (if they want)

McCool: right
... (and then create "TDs/active.csv" as an example)
... "Org", "Name", Active"
... the "Name" corresponds to the one within the TD
... getting back to the "data" subdirectory
... the "data" subdirectory has some more subdirectories
... impl, interop and validation

Resources for the Implementation report

McCool: copied the resources from the previous PlugFest

Intel's results in CSV

impl area

McCool: others' results are also available above

https://github.com/w3c/wot-testing/tree/master/events/2020.06.Online/data/interop

s/inerop/interop Interoperability test reuslts/

McCool: resources for interoperability testing
... will add detailed descriptions later

Lagally: data is pretty generic
... would be nicer to have more descriptive name/structure

McCool: anyway created an initial structure
... please put your resources
... I have a todo list on the PlugFest wiki

[[

To Do

* Wiki update

* Scenarios

* Proposals and Prototypes

** LinkSmart directory service (Fraunhofer)

** AI Services (Intel)

* Credential distribution - mailing lists, need to capture links

* SoftEther VPN configuration and testing, bridge setup instructions

* Prework

]]

McCool: adding information to GitHub is good

Matsukura: I've set up an AWS instance for SoftEther myself too

McCool: would like to suggest you put your information under the "tools" area
... e.g., vpn.md

Matsukura: some additional configuration is needed for the server

McCool: yes, e.g., reserved fixed IP

Matsukura: can provide some additional information

McCool: we could use some IPs within some specific area
... e.g., from 128 up

Kaz: my question is which AWS instance to be used

Matsukura: ok with using the W3C one

McCool: in that case, let's ask the Systeam to give an account to Matsukura-san

Kaz: so we want to get two more accounts, one for Matsukura-san and another for McCool

McCool: right
... another question is semantic tagging
... to be discussed next time

Koster: tx for the heads-up
... will work on that

McCool: would put that into the directory

Koster: ok

[adjourned]

Summary of Action Items

Summary of Resolutions

[End of minutes]

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