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Resource identity
How can resources communicate ownership, location, and capability without exposing unnecessary information?
Technology direction
A shared layer, not a one-size-fits-all network.
Our proposed architecture explores how heterogeneous resources might be described, discovered, evaluated, and coordinated through common interfaces.
Conceptual architecture
The diagram illustrates a research direction, not a live production system. Different infrastructure domains connect to a shared coordination concept while retaining their own requirements.
Conceptual — not deployedDistributed coordination / Conceptual architecture
Exploration areas
Four questions to solve
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Availability & status
How should changing resource conditions be represented and updated?
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Service verification
What evidence is appropriate to evaluate real-world service delivery?
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Coordination policy
How can scheduling and participation rules adapt across infrastructure types?
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Interface design
Which common abstractions help developers without hiding important domain differences?
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Resilience
How should systems respond to unavailable or degraded infrastructure?