D5.3 - Integrated releases of the SEDIMARK platform. Second version

The current document is the third deliverable of WP5 and reports the results of Task 5.2 activities regarding continuous platform integration. Building upon the foundational work presented in SEDIMARK_D5.2, this deliverable focuses on the enhancement and refinement of the platform’s capabilities through the incorporation of Minimum Viable Marketplace (MVM) and Minimum Viable Intelligence (MVI) functionalities. It emphasises the integration of decentralised data and service-sharing frameworks, advanced AI-driven tools, secure components based on Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT), APIs, and platform-wide testing. These components are designed to address medium and high-priority requirements for interoperability, trustworthiness, data quality, etc, and they were developed and described in WP3 “Distributed data quality management and interoperability” and WP4 “Secure data sharing in a decentralised Marketplace”.

The three streams will be analysed by the leaders and their contributors on the following topics:

• Sub-stream breakdown and component specification: Scope of the stream, task by task description, updates in the components, meaningful visualisation and solid text accompanying the figures.
• Integration specifications: Integration steps (inter/intra component communication, setup monitoring and logging, CI/CD implementation) accompanied by GitHub screenshots.

The second release achieves the following milestones:

• Successful integration of core enablers such as AI Orchestrator, Data Space Enabler and DLT enabler.
• Enhanced implementations focusing on participant onboarding, data quality, offering lifecycle management, asset exchange, and distributed AI training.
• Streamlined APIs and interfaces, ensuring seamless communication across platform components and external participants.
• Deployment-ready solutions validated against real-world use cases to ensure scalability and reliability.

Following the structure of SEDIMARK_D5.2, it is important to ensure that the requirements specified in WP2 architecture and Tasks T2.1-T2.4, summarised with the SEDIMARK_D2.3, are fulfilled at all implementation phases. To serve this need, there are updated tables correlating all the medium-priority recommended requirements (M-REC) that were promised to be fulfilled for the second version of the platform, added to the existing high-priority requirements (H-REQ). The target is to monitor the status of fulfilment and in which stream they are addressed. The table covers both the functional and non-functional requirements.

The final part of the document provides an overview of the final integrated release of the SEDIMARK platform. The idea is to provide all the toolbox functionalities, where all components are in place and the system is optimised for performance purposes. Also, no hard coding is needed, and all the kinds of requirements will be fulfilled. The integration in this way will consider the timeplan for releasing the SEDIMARK integrated platform, as described in SEDIMARK_D5.1 [3]. Through continuous iterations, SEDIMARK is positioned as a robust, secure, and efficient decentralised marketplace for data and services.

D5.3 deliverable can be downloaded from here.