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Overview 4  \n1.1 Introduction 5  \n1.2 Objectives 5  \n1.3 Scope 5  \n2. Gaia-X Ecosystems 6  \n2.1 Gaia-X as Enabler for Ecosystems 7  \n2.2 Goals of Federation Services 8  \n2.3 Goals of the Gaia-X Trust Framework 9  \n2.4 Gaia-X Ecosystem 10  \n3. Gaia-X Conceptual Model 11  \n3.1 Participants 13  \n3.2 Service Composition 13  \n3.3 Resources 14  \n3.4 Federation Services 15  \n3.5 Service Offerings, Service Instances and Service Contract 15  \n3.6 Contract 16  \n3.7 Additional Concepts 17  \n3.8 Examples 18  \n4. Self-Description Definition 19  \n4.1 Self-Description Structure 20  \n4.2 Self-Description Schema 23  \n4.3 Cryptograph Signatures in Self-Descriptions 23  \n4.4 Self-Description Graph 24  \n4.5 Self-Description Lifecycle 26  \n4.6 Self-Description creation 27  \n5. 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References 58  \n1. Overview  \n5  \n1.1 Introduction  \nGaia-X aims to create a federated open data infrastructure based on European values regarding data and cloud sovereignty. The mission of Gaia-X is to design and implement a data sharing architecture that consists of common standards for data sharing, best practices, tools, and governance mechanisms. It also constitutes an EU-anchored federation of cloud infrastructure and data services, to which all 27 EU member states have committed themselves 1. This overall mission drives the Gaia-X Architecture.2  \nThis version of the Gaia-X Architecture document replaces previous version of the document.  \n1.2 Objectives  \nThis document describes the top-level Gaia-X Architecture model. It focuses on conceptual modelling and key considerations of an operating model and is agnostic regarding technology and vendor. In doing so, it aims to represent the unambiguous understanding of the various Gaia-X stakeholder groups about the fundamental concepts and terms of the Gaia-X Architecture in a consistent form at a certain point in time.  \nIt forms the foundation for further elaboration, specification, and implementation of the Gaia-X Architecture. 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