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Document Name: EDGI Use Case 'Enforce Security of a Production Service Grid' Document ID: doc16010 Description: EDGI considers that a Service Grid can be used for production only if it implements a 'Security Use Case' like this one. Version Comment: Add collaboration diagram. Inside chapter 'Use Case Situation Analysis and PGI Expectations', provide relevant standards for each required high level functionality. Version Created By: Etienne URBAH - 11/15/2010 11:46 AM EST	Status: Draft Current Version: 13 Size: 81.5 KB Lock:  Unlocked

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		Version 13	Add collaboration diagram. Inside chapter 'Use Case Situation Analysis and PGI Expectations', provide relevant standards for each required high level functionality.		Etienne URBAH - 11/15/2010	Draft
		Version 12	Place the footnote about 'Activity' at the first occurrence of this term.		Etienne URBAH - 09/09/2010	Draft
		Version 11	This document was originally designed using a template adequate for Software Engineering. It is formatted here using the currently OGSA-based official PGI template, which is adequate for dissemination and academic papers about Applications, but inadequate and misleading for software engineering of Grid Middleware.		Etienne URBAH - 09/09/2010	Draft
		Version 10	Lot of thanks to Ilya SAVERCHENKO for his valuable comments. 'Activity' is defined by GLUE 2.0 as 'Unit of work which is submitted to a Service via an Endpoint'. What needs to be frozen is NOT the physical resources processing work of the malicious User, but the tasks created locally for this malicious User. 'Use Cases' are NOT literary work requiring perfect English , but technical work requiring accuracy and precision; therefore, from the suggested corrections about English, I have taken into account only those which do NOT pose a risk of confusion or imprecision.		Etienne URBAH - 09/01/2010	Draft
		Version 9	Lot of thanks to Tim PARKINSON for his valuable comments. I have taken into account all of them.	Review In Progress	Etienne URBAH - 08/12/2010	Review
		Version 8	Most Grid Resources are not managed centrally, but locally on Sites, which are separate administrative domains. The ‘Business rules’ section details in which extent Grid Operation enforces the OO principle of encapsulation.	Review Completed - 08/11/2010 Review Completed - 08/12/2010	Etienne URBAH - 07/15/2010	Draft
		Version 7	For the System, give as examples EGI, EELA, DEISA		Etienne URBAH - 07/13/2010	Draft
		Version 6	Improve and reformat using the 'PGI Software Engineering Use Case' template		Etienne URBAH - 07/13/2010	Draft
		Version 5	A Service Grid User is a member of a UserDomain		Etienne URBAH - 07/07/2010	Draft
		Version 4	Give VO as example of UserDomain (Glue 2.0) - Add immediate rejection of User credentials as first devious flow		Etienne URBAH - 06/30/2010	Draft
		Version 3	Minor improvements		Etienne URBAH - 06/25/2010	Draft
		Version 2	Add devious flows		Etienne URBAH - 06/25/2010	Draft
		Version 1	First draft		Etienne URBAH - 06/24/2010	Draft

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