A catalogue service is a subclass of serviceOffering used to browse, search, filter services and resources.
List of Resource references where service is hosted and can be instantiated. Can refer to availabilty zones, data centers, regions, etc.
Keywords that describe / tag the service.
A resolvable link to the resources self-description related to the service and that can exist independently of it.
A resolvable link to the service offering self-description related to the service and that can exist independently of it.
One or more policies expressed using a DSL (e.g., Rego or ODRL).
A resolvable link to the participant self-description providing the service.
Human readable name of the service offering.
One or more methods to export data out of the service.
Endpoint through which the Service Offering can be accessed.
A resolvable link to the Terms and Conditions applying to that service.
a route used to synchronize catalogues and retrieve the list of Verifiable Credentials (issuer, id).
The Economic Operators Registration and Identification number (EORI).
The European Unique Identifier (EUID) for business located in the European Economic Area, Iceland, Liechtenstein or Norway and registered in the Business Registers Interconnection System (BRIS). This number can be found via the EU Business registers portal.
Each issuer shall issue a GaiaXTermsAndCondition verifiable credential.
Gaia-X terms and conditions signed by participant.
Unique LEI number as defined by https://www.gleif.org.
An legal or natural person that is onboarded to Gaia-X and offers, consumes services or operates resources.
A Physical resource is, but not limited to, a datacenter, a bare-metal service, a warehouse, a plant.
A human readable name of the data resource.
A free text description of the data resource.
A vcard:Address object that contains the physical location in ISO 3166-1 alpha2, alpha-3 or numeric format.
A list of physical GPS in ISO 6709:2008/Cor 1:2009 format.
Participant maintaining the resource in operational condition and thus have physical access to it.
Resources related to the resource and that can exist independently of it.
Country's registration number, which identifies one specific entity. Allowed entries are Local, VatID, lei code, EODI, and EUID.
The v:street-address property specifies the street address of a postal address.
Physical location of head quarter in ISO 3166-1 alpha2, alpha-3 or numeric format.
The v:locality property specifies the locality (e.g., city) of a postal address.
Gaia-X terms and conditions, each issuer has to aggree.
A relationship between two organisations.
A direct participant with a legal mandate on this entity, e.g., as a subsidiary.
A list of direct participant that this entity is a subOrganization of, if any.
Details about standard applied to entities.
Provides a link to schemas or details about applied standards.
List of methods to export data from your account out of the service.
Type of Media Types (formerly known as MIME types) as defined by the IANA.
Type of data support: digital, physical.
The mean to request data retrieval: API, email, webform, unregisteredLetter, registeredLetter, supportCenter.
An endpoint is a mean to access and interact with a service or a resource.
The URL of the endpoint where it can be accessed.
The Description (e.g. openAPI Description) of the endpoint.
Provides information about applied standards.
A resource that may be aggregated in a Service Offering or exist independently of it.
A description of a digital service available for order.
Terms and Conditions applying to a service offering.
An legal person, who is uniquely identifier by it's registration number.
Full physical location of the headquarter of the organization.
Country's registration number, which identifies one specific entity. Valid formats are local, EUID, EORI, vatID, leiCode.
A list of related organization, either as sub or parent organization, if any.
The full legal address of the organization.