European Middleware Initiative (EMI)

What is EMI?

The European Middleware Initiative (EMI) is a close collaboration of the three major middleware providers, ARC, gLite and UNICORE, and other specialized software providers like dCache. It will deliver a consolidated set of middleware components for deployment in EGI (as part of the Unified Middleware Distribution - UMD), PRACE and other DCIs, extend the interoperability and integration with emerging computing models, strengthen the reliability and manageability of the services and establish a sustainable model to support, harmonise and evolve the middleware, ensuring it responds effectively to the requirements of the scientific communities relying on it.

This is the EMI Project internal collaboration wiki. You can also visit the EMI public website at http://www.eu-emi.eu

Latest News EMI Procedures Published EMI PPT is now available EMI External Trip Report Template released More news...	Latest Events EGEE III Final Review (23-24 June 2010, NIKHEF, Amsterdam) EMI Kick-off meeting (26-28 May 2010, CERN) First EMI Security Workshop (25-26 May 2010, CERN) More events...
Upcoming and recurring meetings PEB (Every Monday at 10:00 to 12:00) PTB (Every other Tuesday at 14:00 to 16:00) SA2 (Every Wednesday at 10:30 to 12:00) EMT (Every Monday at 15:00 to 16:30)	Useful links and highlights Deliverables Milestones EMI PPT
Upcoming deliverables DNA1.1 - Project Quality Assurance Plan (PM1) DNA2.1.1 - Collaboration Programs (PM1) DSA1.1 - Software Maintenance and Support Plan (PM1) DSA2.1 - Quality Assurance Plan (PM1) DNA1.2.1 - Service Level Agreement Template (PM2) DNA1.3.1 – Technical Development Plan (PM2) DSA2.2.1 - QA Tools Documentation (PM2) DNA2.4.1 - Exploitation and Sustainability Plan (PM3)	Upcoming milestones MJRA1.1 - Security Workshop (PM2) MNA1.2 - Project management information system and tools (PM1) MNA2.1 - Project web presence (PM1) MNA2.2.1 - Dissemination material (PM3) MSA1.1 - EMI Support Units integrated in GGUS (PM1) MSA2.1 - Software development tools and software repositories in place (PM1)