Sue,

Comments on the AI services functional spec ...


1.4.2.1

Don't know if it really applies here, but it would seem like
making an OpenSolaris system run as an S10 Jumpstart server
is a preferred scenario for 'coexistence of install servers' over
an S10 system running an AI server.  AI wouldn't have to be
limited by S10 in that case.


2.7

Do we not plan to continue to store AI service configuration in
SMF?  5.4.3 says that SMF could be used on Solaris.


3.3

Can you explain the difference between preconfigured
and user created AI images?


5.1.1

Does a service always have a default manifest?  I thought
based on recent conversation we decided that a service
does not always have to have a default?  5.6.2 eludes to this.


5.1.2

Pros - second bullet - nit - can you change the structure of the
sentence to have the "if support for running ..." part come first?

5.2 - third bullet - Does this sentence need updating now that
the subnet scope has been introduced?


5.3.2 and 5.3.3

The required hand of the DHCP server to define subnet and
global scope worries me.  The last implementation requirement
stated in 5.1.1 says that we should be minimizing interactions
and dependencies between AI and DHCP, yet this part of the
spec seems to go against that.

Is it possible for us to somehow define install service scopes
as a non-required or tertiary *attribute* of an install service,
rather than baking in scope as in inherent characteristic?  My
concern is the lack of control we have over DHCP config in the
architecture, so depending on it to define characteristics of our
services seems unreliable.


5.4.3 - 7th bullet - would it be better to say that the install
service consumes the AI image, rather than the webserver?


5.4.5 - Question - Since wanboot scope definitions are on
the AI server, does this mean that for architectures that use
wanboot (i.e. Sparc), you can't have the subnet scope
configuration on one AI server and the global scope
configuration on a different AI server?


thanks,
-ethan


Susan Sohn wrote:
> The functional specification for AI Services is posted at:
>
> http://www.opensolaris.org/os/project/caiman/auto_install/ai_svc_func_spec_v1.pdf
>  
>
>
> Please review and send feedback to the alias.
>
> Thank you,
> Sue
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