14:02:40 RRSAgent has joined #web-networks 14:02:40 logging to https://www.w3.org/2022/03/04-web-networks-irc 14:03:07 Present+ Dom, Sudeep, DanDruta, LarryZhao, Uaqi, MichaelMcCool, PiersO'Hanlon, PeipeiGuo, SongXu 14:03:53 Meeting: Web & Networks IG #21: Edge Computing 14:04:12 sudeep has joined #web-networks 14:04:22 Agenda: https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-networks-ig/2022Mar/0000.html 14:04:32 Chair: Song, Sudeep, Dan 14:05:52 Sudeep: Welcome to this new IG call; there has been activity over the past 2 months on which it's useful to share updates 14:05:56 McCool has joined #web-networks 14:07:04 ... today's agenda includes general updates, and then a focus on edge computing 14:07:07 Eric_Siow has joined #web-networks 14:07:22 ... first a presentation on the value proposition of offload for stakeholders 14:07:38 Peipei_Guo has joined #web-networks 14:07:41 ... then a review of the use cases and requirements with PRs that have been raised 14:08:10 Topic: General updates 14:08:27 Sudeep: TPAC may be an hybrid event in September, with physical location in Vancouver 14:08:49 ... any thoughts on TPAC, feasibility for a potential IG meeting? 14:09:08 q+ 14:09:40 Michael: I'm based in Canada so can reach Vancouver fairly easily, but only meaningful if there is enough people showing up 14:09:43 ... maybe simpler to stay to virtual only 14:09:58 ack Eric_Siow 14:10:33 eric: my personal feeling: the past 2 years of zoom meetings have impacted the value of F2F meetings, relationship building, etc 14:11:14 DanD: +1 to eric 14:11:30 ... The IETF is having a hybrid in Vienna - we're going to see how that works out 14:11:48 ... getting back to F2F would a boost to our ability to cooperate 14:11:57 ... personally, Vancouver should be reasonably easy to reach 14:11:59 q+ 14:14:47 q+ 14:15:57 ack d 14:16:57 dom: with TPAC built for hybrid, but with China not being able to travel, a short hybrid meeting in TPAC combined with lots of discussions for those that can travel would be most valuable 14:17:06 ack m 14:17:21 McCool: let's also discuss this over email 14:17:47 Subtopic: joint meeting with Games CG 14:17:58 Sudeep: we met with the Games CG a couple of weeks ago 14:18:11 ... Song presented the work of the IG, and the CG participants shared their perspective 14:18:26 ... highlighted the distinction between indy vs AAA games, with varying impact of network 14:18:58 ... overall, the topics of latency, monitoring are ones they look at 14:19:13 ... we opened up the conversation around edge 14:19:15 q+ 14:20:57 q+ 14:21:32 dom: they noted that the dependency on network and the interest on edge was more likely for AAA games 14:21:52 ... also, hoping to be able to share a summary from one of the CG participants around the current limitations of network APIs on the Web 14:22:28 Song: received interest on our Web & Networks IG presentation from Chinese colleagues who got it translated and shared on the W3C Chinese community 14:23:22 ... which triggered further interest, e.g. from https://dappworks.cn 14:24:47 eric: the CG didn't seem to spend a lot time on AAA games 14:24:49 q+ 14:24:53 ack me 14:24:54 ac Eric_Siow 14:25:24 ack m 14:25:34 ack Eric_Siow 14:25:52 ... We need to find problem statement that resonates to a broader set of stakeholders 14:26:09 ... including with more outreach 14:27:29 Topic: Edge Computing and the Web 14:28:18 McCool: this slideset is about setting up the problem 14:28:28 ... skipping the first slides in the interest of time 14:28:44 ... we need to gather and organize use cases 14:28:53 ... but my focus today is how to organize stakeholders 14:29:02 [slide 9] 14:29:53 ... Rather than looking at specific companies, we're looking at business models with which our problem statements resonate, which I've organized in categories 14:30:06 ... some companies cumulate 5 or 6 of these models 14:32:56 [slide 10] 14:33:21 ... then for each of these business models, I look at what opportunities would emerge from solving the issue at hand 14:33:32 ... business opportunities specifically 14:36:04 ... I plan to bring this as PR to the use cases document 14:37:07 ... we've starting validating with specific companies on whether this matches their pain points 14:37:22 Dom: I like the model & the categories 14:37:39 Max: good starting point - we need to validate this with industry stakeholders 14:37:53 ... to reflect real industry input 14:38:08 McCool: let's iterate on corrections via a pull request 14:38:22 ... once it's in the document, we can iterate with feedback from other companies 14:38:28 Dom: +1 14:38:30 Max: sure 14:39:04 Song: I'm interested in the categories and descriptions of stakeholders 14:39:41 ... the developers I'm in touch with may not necessarily have great clarity on business considerations 14:39:58 ... this content will help them with moving the conversations with their business people 14:40:58 McCool: we'll also to include the fact that some companies will consider the edge as a threat to their business 14:41:08 [slide 11] 14:41:31 McCool: we'll want to derive requirements from use cases, with security & privacy applied throughout 14:42:15 ... I have prepared a PR that extends the requirements table, some of which has a dependency on the use cases PR 14:43:13 ... part of what we discuss is prioritizing use cases, which may lead to a prioritization of requirements 14:43:35 ... I've given a short name to each requirement to make it easier to refer to them 14:43:55 ... We'll also need a terminology section (e.g. edge cloud / edge resource / edge client) 14:44:56 -> https://github.com/w3c/edge-computing-web-exploration/pull/6 Expand Requirements Table PR 14:45:05 ... [review expanded requirements from PR] 14:49:57 Max: I've brought a PR with additional use cases, incl on Video Conference where edge may help a mobile terminal with more limited resources 14:51:58 -> https://github.com/w3c/edge-computing-web-exploration/pull/4 Pull request: Add more use cases #4 14:52:12 ... [review other proposed additional use cases] 14:52:40 q+ 14:52:50 ... We need some mechanism to deal with the PR - if no objection, I'm happy to merge them 14:52:55 ... we could also organize ad-hoc meetings 14:53:27 ... I'm happy to help with the mechanics of repo management 14:53:46 McCool: +1 on having someone responsible for merging 14:54:03 ... and then iterate with one-on-one meetings if needed 14:54:15 Max: will do 14:56:55 dom: thanks a lot for moving forward; we should look towards getting this published as first public interest group note 14:57:15 ... the chairs and I will caucus to support you towards that 14:57:39 Sudeep: Michael, you raised an issue about terminology - any plan on how to address it? 14:58:33 Michael: I can create a PR for the basic structure for the terminology 14:58:55 ... I'm looking for input on terms that need definitions 14:59:32 q+ 14:59:46 sudeep: any other W3C group that may have define these terms? 15:00:02 dom: probably not in W3C; but we should re-use external definitions where they match our needs 15:00:24 mccool: part of the challenges is that there are so many definitions to choose from 15:00:47 dand: re business models, one of the challenges is that it really matters who "pays" for the edge resources 15:00:56 ... on whose behalf is the resource allocation done 15:01:10 ... e.g. if the client does it, it's usually associated to caching / optimization proxy 15:01:19 ... when the server does it, it's associated more with a CDN 15:01:29 ... understanding that dynamic is critical for the Web 15:01:47 ... also key to the trust model 15:01:51 mccool: 100% agree 15:02:05 ... under security, one of the requirements will be who has control, who do I trust and why 15:02:23 RRSAgent, draft minutes 15:02:23 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2022/03/04-web-networks-minutes.html dom 15:02:28 RRSAgent, make log public 15:02:35 ack m 15:03:03 Sudeep: thank you all for the progress and plan for moving forward 15:03:45 RRSAgent, draft minutes 15:03:45 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2022/03/04-web-networks-minutes.html dom 15:05:24 Karen has joined #web-networks 16:27:39 Slideset: https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-archive/2022Mar/0000.html 16:27:41 RRSAgent, draft minutes 16:27:41 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2022/03/04-web-networks-minutes.html dom 16:29:03 i|Topic: Edge|Slideset: https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-archive/2022Mar/0000.html 16:29:06 RRSAgent, draft minutes 16:29:06 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2022/03/04-web-networks-minutes.html dom 16:30:06 s|0000.html|att-0000/Edge_Web-WNIG-Mar2022-McCool.pdf|g 16:30:07 RRSAgent, draft minutes 16:30:07 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2022/03/04-web-networks-minutes.html dom 16:31:02 s/slide 9/slide 4 16:31:05 s/slide 10/slide 5 16:31:08 s/slide 11/slide 6 16:31:10 RRSAgent, draft minutes 16:31:10 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2022/03/04-web-networks-minutes.html dom 16:32:31 Present+ Max, Eric 16:32:32 RRSAgent, draft minutes 16:32:32 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2022/03/04-web-networks-minutes.html dom 17:18:33 Karen has joined #web-networks 18:42:51 Karen has joined #web-networks