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Re: [ecd-pmc] Move of Eclipse Winery to Eclipse ECD 
Hi Oliver,

Thank you for the proposal to move Winery project from SOA TLP to ECD TLP!

I will bring this to the agenda of the ECD meeting today to start the discussion about what does it mean for ECD as well as for the Winery project itself. It will be good, if you can join today or one of the next meetings, to explain your vision how Winery will evolve from its SOA background to the Cloud Native principles. Can you do this?
Besides the purely conceptual discussion that we will have, I am including EMO to give his comments on the operational aspects of the process of moving a project from one TLP to another.

Regards,
Nedelcho

On 6.06.18, 21:32, "ecd-pmc-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx on behalf of Oliver Kopp" <ecd-pmc-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx on behalf of kopp.dev@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

    Dear ECD team,
    
    I am the project lead of Eclipse Winery. Winery applied to be an
    Eclipse Project in 2013
    (https://www.eclipse.org/proposals/soa.winery/).
    
    It aims to be a full OASIS-TOSCA compliant modeling tool. Currently,
    it supports TOSCA 1.0
    (http://docs.oasis-open.org/tosca/TOSCA/v1.0/TOSCA-v1.0.html). TOSCA
    itself is a standard to describe the management (deployment,
    maintaining, undeployment) of Cloud applications. Nice overview
    article: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/6188582/. For
    management, TOSCA offers declarative and imperative management. The
    imperative management is foreseen to be implemented in WS-BPEL or
    BPMN. Thus, Eclipse SOA was a very good fit.
    
    On overview on Winery (including screenshots) is given in
    http://www.iaas.uni-stuttgart.de/RUS-data/INPROC-2013-46%20-%20Winery_A_Modeling_Tool_for_TOSCA-based_Cloud_Applications.pdf.
    
    We managed to have its initial contribution checked in in 2014
    (https://www.eclipse.org/projects/tools/report.php?id=soa - only
    available after log in). Since then, we are actively working on a
    release for Winery. We had some issues with non-approved libraries. We
    implemented the UI using jQuery, bootstrap and HTML - embedded in JSP
    pages. Meanwhile, Angular got popular, so we switched to Angular2 and
    are currently updating to Angular6. We are aiming to have all CQs
    proposed in July and to stabilize the code to get a release ready.
    
    As external contribution, we had one outstanding highlight: ZTE
    contributed a rewrite of our BPMN4TOSCA modeler in Angular2.
    BPMN4TOSCA is our custom BPMN extension to ease modeling of
    application deployment and management workflows.
    
    Winery started as part of the SOA project. In the last years, the SOA
    project got less and less traction. Cloud become more and more
    important, which is also reflected in the founding of the Eclipse ECD
    project. The SOA top level project is going to be terminated.
    
    Therefore, I want to ask whether it is possible for Winery to join the
    ECD project as a new home.
    
    Greetings from Germany,
    
    Oliver
    
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