Re: Seeking a few word about your repos

Dave,

For g2-openc2 repo:

Was written in C and developed on HardenedBSD

It utilizes a sub//pub (zeroMQ) model for its communication fabric

The project has 3 subparts, broadcast, edge, and orchestrator

The broadcast is used to create OpenC2 messages

The orchestrator is used to send the OpenC2 messages to the appropriate places

The edge is used to receive and act upon OpenC2 messages

The edge utilizes plugins to add functionality, current two exist allow, and deny

The allow and deny plugins are structured to work with packet filter firewall

The intent is to create edge plugins for any functionality required by the actuator

V/R

On Tue, Mar 20, 2018 at 9:09 AM, Dave Lemire <> wrote:

Folks:  

Each of you have your names associated with one or more of our open repos for OpenC2. I would like to "share the wealth" by giving the TC a presentation about our open source repos, and what they contain.  I'd very much appreciate it if each of you could give me a few bullets about the repos you're associated with and what's interesting / special / unique about them, and why other implementer of OpenC2 should seek them out.

For reference (or if you need a reminder why you got this email), I've got a repo status tracking list (Google Sheet) on the oasis-openc2 Google Drive at https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1iC7Hm3v_n3VrHjqixqRwVl11Bh2SYgwkUkE-3HaIhsE/edit#gid=0

Thanks for your help.

Dave

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