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Meeting Minutes Internet of Things Directorate (iotdir) Directorate (with reviews)
Date and time 2024-03-08 15:00
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minutes-interim-2024-iotdir-01-202403081500-01

IoT directorate IETF 119 pre-meeting

IoT-DIR Chairs: Samita Chakrabarti, Ines Robles, Ari Keranen

Date: 8 March
Time: 3pm UTC
Schedule Duration: 1:30 minutes

Material:
https://datatracker.ietf.org/meeting/interim-2024-iotdir-01/session/iotdir

[TOC]

Note Well

This meeting is aligned with the IETF Note Well:
https://www.ietf.org/about/note-well/

Draft agenda

  • Reminder on IoT directorate reviews
  • Overview of the IETF/IRTF IoT groups (WG/RG chairs; 1-2 minutes per
    group)
  • New/planned IETF/IRTF IoT activities
  • Other IoT SDOs update/activities (if applicable, e.g. IoTSF, etc. )
  • AOB.

Notice that we aim to record the meeting.

Attendees (16)

Recording this here since the chat didn't work...

  • Ines Robles
  • Ari Keränen
  • Christian Amsüss
  • Toerless Eckert
  • Russ Housley
  • Carsten Bormann
  • Erik Kline
  • Behcet Sarikaya
  • Marco Tiloca
  • Samita

Reminder about IoT directorate reviews

AK: Sometimes we get answer to review requests from directorate members
that they "are not experts on the topic". You don't need to be expert,
or often even particularly well informed, of the topic of the draft, but
provide general review with focus on IoT-related topics. Chairs usually
try to assign reviews based on who we think would know the area best,
but sometimes such persons are already authors / active participants or
we don't find a good match and will do best-effort assignments.

Overview of the IETF/IRTF IoT groups

6TiSCH (Thomas Watteyne / Pascal Thubert)

6TiSCH is closed

6lo (Carles Gomez / Shwetha Bhandari)

ACE (Loganaden Velvindron / Tim Hollebeek)

ANIMA (Sheng Jiang / Toerless Eckert)

ANIMA will meet in Brisbane for a 1 hour slot, Monday 17:30 - 18:80

ANIMA has continued to work through weekly side meetings and githut
issue tracking (github.com/anima-wg) on most of its active WG drafts and
closed significant number of issues. Due to logical and author
dependencies, these have ended up becoming a cluster.

Adopted since IETF118 (not yet posted)

Passed WGLC sent to AD (some delay due to AD Change at IETF119 (from Rob
Wilton)

TBD waiting for discuss with authors @ IETF119:

Limited local attendance in Brisbane, hence chairs will ask WG if a
formal interim e.g.: end of April wouldmake sense (if remote attendance
due to TZ is also not going to work well.

Example core open issue is whether to keep YANG as data modelling for
the voucher (RFC8366) because there is still no tooling to automatically
convert YANG into the required JSON or CBOR code. BUt going away from
YANG would require to rewrite entire rfc836bis to be spec'ed into CDDL
(which supports JSON and CBOR).

ASDF (Michael Richardson / Niklas Widell)

Will not meet in Brisbane (except on the hallways)

ASDF is in the process of shipping draft-ietf-asdf-sdf-18 to the
IESG.
Rechartering upcoming, with an interim focused on that scheduled
for April.

CBOR (Barry Leiba / Christian Amsüss)

CoRE (Jaime Jimenez / Marco Tiloca / Carsten Bormann)

  • 2 documents approved for publication and in the RFC Editor's Queue

    • -core-target-attr (Informational) -- TI State
    • -core-sid (Proposed Standard) -- EDIT state
  • 1 document in IESG processing (Proposed Standard)

    • -core-oscore-edhoc (IESG telechat: 2024-04-04)
  • Among the WG documents:

    • 2 waiting for Shepherd Write-up (-core-oscore-groupcomm;
      -core-yang-library)
    • 4 completed WGLC (-core-comi; -core-href; -core-groupcomm-bis;
      -core-conditional-attributes)
  • Selected ongoing activities

    • Major work on the CORECONF documents

      • -core-sid is now approved; PYANG needs to be updated
      • Completing -core-comi, then -core-yang-library will follow
    • "Constrained Resource identifiers" (HREF)

    • "Key update for OSCORE" (KUDOS)
    • "OSCORE-capable Proxies", which includes nested OSCORE
  • New WG documents

    • -core-groupcomm-proxy
    • -core-oscore-id-update
  • Discussion on using mDNS for node discovery

  • Since IETF 118

    • Regular biweekly interim meetings
    • Recurring design meetings (HREF & CoRAL)
  • CoRE will meet at IETF 119, in a 2-hour session

  • Interim meetings after IETF 119

    • Plan to resume on April 10, then continue every other Wednesday
    • Alternating with the CBOR interim meetings

COSE (Ivaylo Petrov / Matthew A. Miller / Michael B. Jones)

(no comments)

DetNet (Lou Berger / János Farkas)

Continuing work of RAW that concluded.

IOTOPS (IOT Operations) (Alexey Melnikov, Henk Birkholz)

(no comments)

LAKE (Mališa Vučinić / Stephen Farrell)

(no comments)

LWIG (Mohit Sethi / Zhen Cao)

Concluded 2024-01-23.

CB: There is one more 7228bis (terminology for constrined nodes) that
has new draft, looking to put it to IoTops.
Currently not in data tracker due to DT hick-up.
EL: ADs can override publication, so if stuck, talk to your AD.
CB: yes, ADs very busy at the moment. Queued up for review according to
DT.
EL: worth rising the issue. Want this done as early as possible.

RATS (Kathleen Moriarty/ Nancy Cam-Winget / Ned Smith)

EL: Currently an independent submission for ARM's architecture as a RATS
extension. Not too late for reviews. Contact ISE to review, would love
reviews.
draft-tschofenig-rats-psa-token

RAW (Rick Taylor / Eve Schooler)

Concluded 2023-10-20 --> DETNET

ROLL (Dominique Barthel / Ines Robles)

SCHC (Alexander Pelov / Pascal Thubert)

Carles Gomez: Biweekly interims planned. Architecture draft has been
discussed ("SCHC session", "SCHC header" being discussed). Also:
protocol number, SCHC for ICMP

(newly inserted:) SCIM

EL: System for Cross Identity Management, draft-ietf-scim-devices,
extends cloud based provisioning from users to devices. Heading for
WGLC.

SCITT - Supply Chain Integrity, Transparency, and Trust (Hannes Tschofenig/ Jon Geater)

(with an audible "c")

(no comments)

SUIT (David Waltermire)

RH: DT has retired. DW single-chairing. Almost everything in
WGLC-or-later.

All of the SUIT WG documents are nearing completion.

draft-ietf-suit-manifest-25: with the IESG

draft-ietf-suit-mud-08: with the IESG

draft-ietf-suit-mti-05: passed WGLC; working to shepherd writeup

draft-ietf-suit-update-management-06: passed WGLC; waiting on companion
document

draft-ietf-suit-trust-domains-06: passed WGLC; waiting on companion
document

draft-ietf-suit-firmware-encryption-19: In WGLC now

draft-ietf-suit-report-08: almost ready for WGLC

TEEP (Tiru Reddy / Nancy Cam-Winget)

(no comments, but notes were provided below:)

Will not meet at IETF 119
The protocol spec is in AD review read for IESG publication.
Informational draft
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-teep-usecase-for-cc-in-network/
should have a WGLC to see if it is ready as well.

IRTF

COIN (Jeffrey He / Eve Schooler / Marie-Jose Montpetit)

(no comments)

T2TRG (Ari Keränen / Carsten Bormann)

Not physically meeting at IETF 119. Will meet at IETF 121, possibly at
120.
Interim meeting on IoT security in Paris on May 21/22, co-located
with the hackathon on lightweight IoT security hosted by Inria.
Registration is open!

Documents:

  • "IoT Edge Challenges and Functions" draft in RFC editor queue (state
    RFC-EDITOR).

  • Three RG drafts with recent minor updates:

    • "Amplification Attacks Using CoAP"
    • "A Taxonomy of operational security considerations for
      manufacturer installed keys and Trust Anchors"
    • "Guidance on RESTful Design for IoT Systems"

New/planned IETF/IRTF IoT activities

AK: BoFs? side meetings?

TE: Thursday side meeting on "Enterprise Network" -- all active
enterprises (?) looking for common design criteria for operations (?).
From low end to active devices in enteprises and campuses. Comparing
their operations challenges to IoT usage. Link?

CA: not SDO but research thing on next gen networks and security.
Bringing IETF experience to avoid re-inventing things. So far not much
online, best we have right now is COST website

AOB