As the EOSC Federation takes shape as a network of interconnected nodes, EUDAT services are becoming part of a federated mesh rather than a central hub. Making this work takes more than technical interoperability. It depends on nodes that can discover each other’s resources, connectivity that links research and computing infrastructures, and service management practices that let providers operate reliably within a shared federation. This session presents concrete integration cases and the lessons learned along the way

Chair: 
Alessandro Petrocelli 
Trust-IT Services CTO
EUDAT Secretariat System Architect

Agenda

  • Building Cross-Node Resource Discovery in the EOSC Federation: Lessons from EOSC Beyond
    Nicola Fiore (EGI)
  • How GÉANT supports research and bridges EOSC and EuroHPC
    Mark van de Sanden (GÉANT)
  • From Central Hub to Federated Mesh: Scaling EOSC through Interoperable Nodes and Shared Capabilities
    Nicola Fiore (EGI)
  • SmartSMEAR as a Cross-Node EOSC Use Case: B2SHARE as a Bridge Between the EOSC Node Finland and the EUDAT Node
    Giacomo Furlan (CSC)
  • Posters and Demonstrations
    • From Node Registration to Federated Search: Demonstrating Cross-Node Resource Discovery in EOSC [VIDEO]
      Nicola Fiore (EGI)
    • Connecting National Nodes to the EOSC Federation: EOSC-CONNECT and the Role of e-Infrastructures like EUDAT [POSTER] 
      Nicole De Sanctis (Trust-IT Services)
    • Making EUDAT FitSM-Ready for the EOSC Federation: Revising Service Management Processes [POSTER] 
      Debora Testi (CINECA)

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