IRI Technology Landscape -- A survey of re-usable components and methodologies

David Rogers

doi:10.2172/2498436

IRI Technology Landscape -- A survey of re-usable components and methodologies

David Rogers

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This document describes technical implementation details on network access schemes connecting API-driven workflows to supercomputer centers. API-driven workflows are a central theme in connected computing, since they bring the terminal-mainframe' access pattern present since the 1970s up to the task of interfacing with modern web browser technologies. Both security (HTTPS/TLS/IPSec/VPNs/public key cryptography/digital signatures) and network protocol stacks (HTTP-REST APIs, tokens, gRPC, SRTP) have evolved to the point where implementing API-driven workflows is possible using stable, secure off-the-shelf software.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	United States
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.2172/2498436
State	Published - 2024

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