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EOSC-hub, OpenAIRE-Advnace and eInfraCenral are projects are co-funded by the European Union Horizon 2020 programme respectively under grant numbers: 777536, 777541 and 731049.

EOSC Executive Board

Definition: the EOSC Governance component called to provide the EOSC Board with advices and proposals on EOSC implementation.

EOSC Governance   

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EOSC Node   

Definition: the component of the EOSC System that is called to contribute to the provisioning of one or more EOSC Services. An EOSC Node: (a) is the place where EOSC Services and/or EOSC Service Components reside; (b) is operated by an EOSC Service Provider and/or an EOSC Supplier.

EOSC Policy   

Definition: a documented set of principles, rules and requirements adopted by the EOSC Governance to support and/or drive the activities and mission of the EOSC. Policies may concern any aspect of the EOSC, such as ethics, openness, security, cost-effectiveness or others.   

EOSC Portal   

Definition: the EOSC Service implementing a web portal facilitating the access to and use of the EOSC Resources.

Notes: Among the EOSC Resources made available by the EOSC Portal there are some key EOSC Services including the EOSC Resource Registry to enact the discovery of any EOSC Resource.  

EOSC Resource   

Definition: any asset made available (by means of the EOSC system and according to the EOSC Rules of Participation) to EOSC System Users to perform a process useful to deliver value in the context of the EOSC. EOSC Resources include services, datasets, software, support, training, consultancy or any other asset.

EOSC Resource Registry

Definition: an EOSC Service providing EOSC System Users with a list of live / ready-to-use descriptions of EOSC Resource offered by the EOSC System.

Note: Many EOSC Resource Registry instances may exist, each tailored to serve the needs of a designated community. At least one overall EOSC Resource Registry is likely to be operated to list the entire EOSC offering. Moreover, every EOSC Resource Registry is likely to be built / populated by relying on EOSC Service Component(s) including thematic catalogues, registries and repositories. Every entry of an EOSC Resource Registry must give relevant information (aka metadata) on the listed resources thus to enact its informed discovery and use, e.g. a description of resource intent and scope, a description on how to access it, a description of the license governing its usage. At least two specific typologies of EOSC Resource Registry are envisaged: the EOSC Dataset Registry and the EOSC Service Registry.

EOSC Rules of Participation    

Definition: the principles defined by the EOSC Governance to drive the processes enacting an actor to play the role of EOSC System User (and any specialization of it).

Note: Multiple typologies of roles (see EOSC System Users) are envisaged in EOSC. It is likely that multiple typologies of Rules of Participation will be developed to capture the specific participation requirements posed for actors expected to play a certain role. For instance, the requirements actors willing to be EOSC Service Provider have to face and satisfy are diverse from the requirements actors willing to be EOSC End-users have to face and satisfy.   

EOSC Service

Definition: an EOSC Resource implemented by the EOSC System to provide EOSC System Users with ready-to-use facilities. EOSC Services are supplied by an EOSC Service Provider in accordance with the EOSC Rules of Participation for EOSC Service Providers. EOSC Services are approved by the EOSC Service Portfolio Management Committee and populate the EOSC Service Portfolio and the EOSC Service Catalogue.   

Note: According to FitSM a Service is "Way to provide value to customers through bringing about results that they want to achieve". Moreover, the text of the definition aims at stressing the fact that there is a service-orientation in EOSC. EOSC Services are usually IT services. EOSC Services provide value when taken on their own – unlike the specific EOSC Service Components of which they are composed of.  

EOSC Service Catalogue

Definition: the list of all live EOSC Services that can be requested by EOSC System Users. It is a subset of the EOSC Service Portfolio and it populates the EOSC Service Registry.

Note: It is a duty of the EOSC Service Provider to provide access to relevant service information to its EOSC System Users and other interested parties.

EOSC Service Component   

Definition: a logical part of an EOSC Service, i.e. it is a building block enacting the implementation and provisioning of an EOSC Service. An EOSC Service Component can be an EOSC Service on its own.    

Note: According to FitSM, a Service Component is a "logical part of a service that provides a function enabling or enhancing a service.". Such a definition is accompanied by some notes: (a) "A service is usually composed of several service components.", (b) "A service component is usually built from one or more configuration items (CIs).", and (c) "Although a service component underlies one or more services, it usually does not create value for a customer alone and is therefore not a service by itself".

EOSC Service Component Supplier   

Definition: an EOSC Supplier focusing on the provision of one or more EOSC Service Component(s).     

Note: According to FitSM, a Supplier is an "External organisation that provides a (supporting) service or service component(s) to the service provider, which they need to provide services to their customers / users". This term should not be confused with the EOSC Service Provider for several reasons including the “what” (namely an EOSC Service Component rather than an EOSC Service) and the “how” (i.e. service provisioning is regulated by an Underpinning Agreement).

EOSC Service Developer

Definition: an EOSC Supplier called to implement the software component needed to deliver and operate an EOSC Service.     

EOSC Service Portfolio   

Definition: the internal list of EOSC Services including those in preparation, live and discontinued. The development of this list is controlled by the EOSC Service Portfolio Management Committee.   

Note: According to FitSM, a Service Portfolio is an "Internal list that details all the services offered by a service provider, including those in preparation, live and discontinued". This is expected to be a key component enacting the definition of the overall offering the EOSC System is focusing on, e.g. to define new services to be delivered as well as services that are going to be dismissed. For EOSC Services offered by EOSC Service Providers to EOSC System End Users, the scope of responsibility of the EOSC Service Portfolio Management is mainly to ensure the verification of the compliance with the EOSC Rules of Participation and that the service correctly integrates into the EOSC System. The EOSC Service Provider retains full control of the functional evolution of the service in accordance to users’ needs. For EOSC Services offered by EOSC Service Providers to enable the EOSC System, the EOSC Service Portfolio Management can retain a higher level of control on the planning, design and release of those services.

EOSC Service Portfolio Management

Definition: the process performed by the EOSC Service Portfolio Management Committee to drive the development of the EOSC Service Portfolio.

EOSC Service Portfolio Management Committee   

Definition: the body of the EOSC Governance responsible for the definition and development of the EOSC Service Portfolio.

EOSC Service Provider   

Definition: an EOSC System Manager managing and delivering an EOSC Service.    

Note: According to FitSM, a Service Provider is defined as an "Organisation or federation (or part of an organisation or federation) that manages and delivers a service or services to customers". An EOSC Service Provider is a FitSM Service Provider called to manage and deliver an EOSC Service.

EOSC Service Registry

Definition: an EOSC Service providing EOSC System Users with a list of live / ready-to-use descriptions of EOSC Services offered by the EOSC System. The list includes (a subset of) the entries in the EOSC Service Catalogue as well as any other service worth being discoverable via the service instance.  

Note: This is a specialization of the EOSC Resource Registry. Many EOSC Service Registry instances may exist, each tailored to serve the needs of a designated community. At least one overall EOSC Service Registry is likely to be operated to list the entire EOSC offering. Moreover, every EOSC Service Registry is likely to be built / populated by relying on EOSC Service Component(s) including thematic catalogues, registries and repositories. Every entry of an EOSC Service Registry must give relevant information (aka metadata) on the listed services thus to enact its informed discovery and use, e.g. a description of service intent and scope, a description on how to access it, a description of the license governing its usage.

EOSC Stakeholders Forum

Definition: The EOSC Governance component gathering the broadest community of EOSC stakeholders to collect advises and inputs on EOSC implementation.

EOSC Supplier   

Definition: an EOSC System User responsible for the provisioning of one or more EOSC Service Component(s) enacting an EOSC Service within the EOSC System. It is further specialised in the following sub-roles: EOSC Service Component Supplier, Data Service Supplier, and EOSC Service Developer.   

EOSC System   

Definition: the IT system implementing EOSC. Such a system is called to put in place the policies, procedures and technical solutions needed to enact the delivery of the EOSC Services in accordance with the EOSC Governance guidelines.

Note: Such a system is not a monolithic, stand-alone and centralised IT system. Rather the EOSC System is designed and developed to be a system of systems distributed across EOSC Nodes.

EOSC System Manager   

Definition: an EOSC System User when taking care of the management of the EOSC System. It is further specialised in the following sub-roles: EOSC System Owner, EOSC System Top Manager, and EOSC Service Provider.   

EOSC System Owner   

Definition: an EOSC System Manager accountable for the establishment and maintenance of the EOSC System. Because of the key nature of this role, it is expected to have many actors playing it thus forming a committee (EOSC System Steering Committee). By liaising with the rest of EOSC System Managers (namely those playing the roles of EOSC System Top Managers and EOSC Service Providers) this role steers the EOSC System by setting the key goals and directions. Its tasks include the development of the EOSC Service Portfolio (in close cooperation with the EOSC Service Portfolio Management Committee).   

EOSC System Executive Committee   

Definition: a committee of the EOSC Governance comprising EOSC System Top Managers. This committee guarantees that the EOSC System is behaving according to its established goal and directions.

EOSC System Steering Committee   

Definition: a committee of the EOSC Governance comprising EOSC System Owners. This committee steers the EOSC System by setting the key goals and directions. Its tasks include overseeing the development of the EOSC Service Portfolio in cooperation with the EOSC Service Portfolio Management Committee.

EOSC System Top Manager   

Definition: an EOSC System Manager accountable for the overall operation of the EOSC System. Because of the key nature of this role, it is expected to have many actors playing it thus forming a committee (EOSC System Executive Committee). By liaising with the rest of EOSC System Managers (namely EOSC System Owners and EOSC Service Providers) actors playing this role are called to put in place actions guaranteeing that the EOSC System is behaving according to the goal and directions established by the EOSC System Owners.   

EOSC System User   

Definition: the role played by every actor (human or machine) exploiting the EOSC System according to the EOSC Policy. An EOSC System User might be further specialised in roles including EOSC End-users, EOSC Suppliers, and EOSC System Managers.   

Third-party Service Provider   

Definition: an EOSC End-user willing to develop and operate a service by relying on one or more EOSC Services.    

Underpinning Agreement

Definition: a documented agreement between an EOSC Service Provider and an EOSC Supplier that specifies the underpinning EOSC Service Component(s) to be provided by the EOSC Supplier, together with the related service targets.  

Note: According to FitSM, the Underpinning Agreement is a "documented agreement between a service provider and an external supplier that specifies the underpinning service(s) or service component(s) to be provided by the supplier, together with the related service targets". This is a key agreement enacting the EOSC Service Provider to operate its EOSC Services by counting on a well defined conditions guaranteeing the provisioning of the EOSC Service Component(s).

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