Re: [mile] ROLIE draft

["Waltermire, David A." <[e-mail]>]

+1 and implimenting something related in open source.



As I have mentioned before, I believe this type of approach addresses one of the chartered areas of work in SACM around "content repositories." I am interested in looking at how we can break up this work into multiple drafts (e.g., core, MILE use, SACM use) to make it applicable to both WGs, since parts of the draft is applicable to both WGs, but other aspects are specific to specialized use cases in each WG. I am willing to work on this if we can find a way to address both MILE and SACM use cases collectively through multiple drafts.



Thanks,

Dave



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I think rolie has advantages, so +1.
Panos

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+1

Kent Landfield

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From: John Field <[e-mail]<mailto:[e-mail]>>
Date: Tuesday, March 4, 2014 at 1:03 PM
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Subject: [mile] ROLIE draft



Dear All,

The ROLIE draft ( http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-field-mile-rolie-02 ) whichproposed a RESTful approach to cyber security information sharing has not seen any activity in the last six months.   When the -00 draft was first posted, there was some definite interest in the idea, and there were subsequently -01 and -02 draft revisions.  However, in recent months the team has clearly been very busy pursuing other important work.

Unfortunately, due to other commitments I was not able to attend the WG meeting in London this week, and so I did not request time on the agenda.  But, given that many participants will be focused on MILE-related activities over the next few days, I thought this might be a good time to send a reminder and poll the team.  I'd like to know for planning purposes if the team thinks it will make sense to revisit the RESTful binding discussion at some point.  It would also be helpful to know if anyone has implemented, or might be considering an implementation.

Please indicate via, e.g. a simple  +1  if implementing or otherwise interested.

Thanks,
John
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