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== About == | |||
AWG's mission is to develop the protocols that will open up the Second Life Grid from something operated solely by Linden Lab to where others can run parts of the grid. Learn more about scope, timeframe, getting started, process and best practices in [[About AWG]]. | |||
[[ | == Meetings == | ||
=== AWG Meetings === | |||
Formal meetings will likely be held 3-4 times/year and located in Second Life to facilitate broad participation. Meetings will be coordinated on [[SLDev]]. | |||
* AWG Meeting 2 is tentatively scheduled for 2008 Jan 31. | |||
* [[AWG Meeting 1]]: Agenda, transcript, work items, participant responses and other resources. | |||
[[ | === Zero's Office Hours === | ||
Engineering Director Zero Linden hosts technical discussions about Second Life Grid development at his office hours 2x/week. Date, time, location and transcripts available at [[User:Zero Linden]]. | |||
[ | NB: Task-based work groups are encouraged to self-organize community meetings to move forward particular work areas and discuss hot topics as needed. See [https://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/User:Liana_Linden/AWG_homepage_draft#Resources Resources] below. | ||
== Documents and Resources == | |||
=== Design Documents === | |||
The current state of the group's design: | |||
* [[Second Life Grid]]: Description, motivation and goals. | |||
** [[Architectural Principles]] | |||
* [[Structural Design]]: Overview of structure, description of agent and region domains, etc. | |||
** [[Agent Domain]] | |||
** [[Region Domain]] | |||
* [[Second Life Grid Protocols]] | |||
** [[Second Life Grid Protocols/Foundation|Foundation Protocols]] | |||
** [[Login Protocol]] | |||
** [[Teleport Protocol]] | |||
* [[Second Life Grid Glossary]] | |||
[[ | === Resources === | ||
* [[AWG Use Cases]] contributed by work group members. | |||
Related efforts, groups and work: | |||
* [[AWG Implementations]]: Projects working to achieve interoperability with the project | |||
* [[The Incubator]]: A place for new ideas and concepts | |||
* [[AW Groupies]]: The people that make up the AWG | |||
* [[Viewpoint Advocacy Groups]]: A set of groups developing ideas around particular issues | |||
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Revision as of 16:20, 7 November 2007
About
AWG's mission is to develop the protocols that will open up the Second Life Grid from something operated solely by Linden Lab to where others can run parts of the grid. Learn more about scope, timeframe, getting started, process and best practices in About AWG.
Meetings
AWG Meetings
Formal meetings will likely be held 3-4 times/year and located in Second Life to facilitate broad participation. Meetings will be coordinated on SLDev.
- AWG Meeting 2 is tentatively scheduled for 2008 Jan 31.
- AWG Meeting 1: Agenda, transcript, work items, participant responses and other resources.
Zero's Office Hours
Engineering Director Zero Linden hosts technical discussions about Second Life Grid development at his office hours 2x/week. Date, time, location and transcripts available at User:Zero Linden.
NB: Task-based work groups are encouraged to self-organize community meetings to move forward particular work areas and discuss hot topics as needed. See Resources below.
Documents and Resources
Design Documents
The current state of the group's design:
- Second Life Grid: Description, motivation and goals.
- Structural Design: Overview of structure, description of agent and region domains, etc.
- Second Life Grid Protocols
- Second Life Grid Glossary
Resources
- AWG Use Cases contributed by work group members.
Related efforts, groups and work:
- AWG Implementations: Projects working to achieve interoperability with the project
- The Incubator: A place for new ideas and concepts
- AW Groupies: The people that make up the AWG
- Viewpoint Advocacy Groups: A set of groups developing ideas around particular issues