The Resource domain represents roles, information and activities carried out by parties (e.g. individuals / organizations) playing roles that are involved in the strategic planning, definition, development and operational aspects of Resources (e.g. functions, applications, computing, networking and storage) that represent the infrastructure of an enterprise that are used to realize Services. Activities include management of: strategies, capabilities, lifecycles, catalogs, inventories, topologies, installations, activations, alarms, problems, performance, mediation, usage statistics and support of Resources that are managed by an enterprise.
The Resource Domain provides a view of the resource portion of the information model, which includes mined information from other information models. The SID draws from the work of ITU-T, IETF, ONF, MEF and DMTF. This model is built with the express purpose of serving as a foundation for other Resource (sub-) models to fit into.

Diagrams

Figure [ReD-01] Resource ABEs Level 1

Figure [ReD-02] Resource ABEs Level 2

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