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Wrap-up on the performance tests of GS 

Hassan

Hassan presented the results of the Global Services tests. The results can be fount in GitHub wis2-global-services-testing/global-services-testing/sections/results at main · wmo-im/wis2-global-services-testing (github.com)

Global Broker Tests

Global Broker Brazil

Yes

Global Broker China

Yes

Global Broker France

Yes

Global Broker USA

Yes

Global Cache Tests

Global Cache China

Yes

Global Cache Germany

Yes

Global Cache Korea

Yes

The GC tested is not that one used in the pre-operational phase

Global Cache UK/USA

Yes

Global Cache  Japan

No

Global Cache Saudi Arabia

No

Another test is scheduled for 19 November

Global Discovery Catalogue

Global Discovery  Catalogue Canada

Yes

Global Discovery  Catalogue China

Yes

Global Discovery  Catalogue Germany

Yes

Global Monitor

Global Monitor China

Yes

Global Monitor Morocco

Yes

Discussion

Rémy and Jeremy thanked all the participants that contributed to the tests.

A discussion took place regarding the hared subscription, and participants agreed to await the results of the second test of the Global Cache Saudi Arabia before deciding on whether to implement this concept in WIS 2.0.

In response to a question from Jeremy regarding JMA’s intention, Masato reported that work is ongoing to resolve the issue with plana to rerun the tests in November if all goes expected. He further confirmed that JMA accept that GC JMA to be disconnected from WIS2 if the tests failed.

Rémy noted that, in addition to the Global Cache, JMA is also operating the GTS2WIS2 Gateway. He emphasized that these two services should remain distinct and highlighted JMA's commitment to continue providing the GTS2WIS2 Gateway under all circumstances.

Regarding the USA GB certificate, Marc clarified that the USA is using a valid certificate and is not utilizing web sockets. Rémy confirmed this as well. Hassan will update the results based on this discussion.

In response to a question about the possibility of scheduling regular tests in the future, Hassan reported that Japan has submitted a request to EC-78 to develop a formal approval procedure for Global Services, which will include specifying the frequency of Global Services tests. He further added that these tests will also be used to phase out any Global Services that are not compliant with WIS 2.0.

In response to Jeremy's question regarding dashboard access, it was agreed that only Global Services and GISCs will have access to the dashboard to fulfill their roles in monitoring WIS 2.0 and supporting members within their areas of responsibility.

Before the end of the meeting a discussion has been raised on the priorities to be discussed before the ET-WISOP meeting beginning December 2024. It was agreed to cover the following topics:

• Alerting mechanism and Incident Management System

• WIS2 Topic Hierarchy

• Mechanism to support WIS 2.0 clients in filtering Tropical Hierarchy (WTH) to retrieve the specific data and products that meet their needs.