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Reusable Component Services RCS

On September 11, 2012, a presentation by John Harman and Lico Galindo outlined the current status of the EPA's Resource Control System (RCS). This initiative focuses on automatic harvesting from various registries without their replacement, enhancing access to EPA, state, and tribal resources through the Exchange Network. The benefits of RCS include improved application development, cost savings, and the establishment of re-use standards within agency contracts. Notable features include a user-friendly interface and enhanced asset classification and visibility, supporting federal enterprise architecture.

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Reusable Component Services RCS

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  1. Reusable Component Services RCS Update Presentation to Enterprise Architecture Team 09/11/2012 John Harman, Harman.John@epa.gov Lico Galindo, Galindo.lico@epa.gov

  2. Current Status Automatic harvesting from other registries (does not replace them) READ – EPA systems Exchange Network Discovery Service (ENDS) – Nodes and EN services Environmental Dataset Gateway (EDG) – datasets Quality review workflow in place Exchange Network grants include RCS registration and re-use requirements Working to make registration and re-use standard part of agency contracts

  3. Value Added/Benefits • Single point access to EPA, State, Tribal Resources • Exchange Network nodes and services from ENDS • Software tools from the EITLC • Data Exchanges and XML schema from the Exchange Network • CDX resources • Public data sets • Other EPA resources (systems, web services, widgets, mobile apps, etc.) • Leveraging of resources with owner authorization • Possible collaboration to develop applications and tools • Re-use for application development with cost savings, faster delivery and improved quality • Possible support for Exchange Network website

  4. Value Added/Benefits (cont.) • Classifications • In support of Federal Enterprise Architecture • Associations among assets • Key visibility

  5. New Public User Interface • Uses Template 4 • Faster • Easier to search for assets • Provides access to non-public interface for managing records and viewing more comprehensive inventory

  6. RCS Widget • Simple, small footprint interface for your web page • Same good features as in the new public Interface • Currently in use by Developers Central • Other groups interested – OW, EDG

  7. RCS Widget

  8. RCS Widget results

  9. Coming Soon RCS Widget 2.0 Filter will enable programs to pull only one or more types of assets or assets that belong to a single program office Access to non-public assets for authorized users using new interface Support for agency and partnerweb pages for easier maintenance, using web services More asset types – business services, data dictionaries from DERS, commercial tools and others. More quality checks (link checking, assets not updated, etc.) Single sign-on

  10. RCS Demo DEMO

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