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README.md

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ I started from the list of [Known TOSCA Implementations](https://github.com/oasi
 
 In order to structure the TOSCA landscape, I gradually built a classification containing the following eight categories:
 1. **Open Standards**: This groups open standards based on TOSCA. Exemplary standards are **ETSI GS NFV-SOL 001** and **TM Forum IG1176**.
-2. **EU Funded Projects**: This groups European Union funded projects which have contributed to some TOSCA software tools. Exemplary projects are **CELAR**, **Indigo**, **RADON**, **SeaClouds**, and **SODALITE**. I discovered missing **DICE**, **LEXIS** later during the study.
+2. **EU Funded Projects**: This groups European Union funded projects which have contributed to some TOSCA software tools. Exemplary projects are **CELAR**, **Indigo**, **RADON**, **SeaClouds**, and **SODALITE**. I discovered missing **DICE**, **eFlows4HPC**, and **LEXIS** later during the study.
 3. **TOSCA Modeling Tools**: This groups all TOSCA implementations providing a graphical interface (GUI) to design both TOSCA topology templates and types. Exemplary implementations are **Alien4Cloud**, **Cloud Topology Designer**, **DICER**, **Eclipse Winery**, and **EnterpriseWeb**. I discovered the missing **c-Eclipse** and **RADON IDE** later during the study.
 4. **TOSCA Marketplaces**: This groups TOSCA specific places where CSARs can be imported, stored, and then proposed to TOSCA end-users. A CSAR could contain one TOSCA application (one topology template + application-specific types) or one TOSCA profile (a set of general-purpose TOSCA types). I discovered this category during the study and found only one market place currently, i.e., **xOpera Template Library**. No doubt, other marketplaces could emerge in the future.
 5. **TOSCA Orchestrators**: As the category name clearly indicates, this groups all TOSCA orchestrators which automate the deployment of TOSCA topology templates on target environments.  This category contains a lot of the entries of the initial list, and there are so many exemplary orchestrators that I prefer to name none. But you should find your favorite orchestrator, shouldn't you?

TOSCA-Implementation-Landscape.puml

@@ -34,6 +34,9 @@ package "**EU Funded Projects**" as EU_Funded_Projects {
   map "**LEXIS**" as LEXIS #PaleGreen {
     Links => [[http://www.lexis-project.eu <img:icons/Website.png{scale=0.5}>]] [[https://github.com/lexis-project <img:icons/GitHub.png{scale=0.5}>]]
   }
+  map "**eFlows4HPC**" as eFlows4HPC #PaleGreen {
+    Links => [[https://eflows4hpc.eu <img:icons/Website.png{scale=0.5}>]] [[https://eflows4hpc.readthedocs.io Doc]] [[https://github.com/eflows4hpc <img:icons/GitHub.png{scale=0.5}>]]
+  }
 }
 package "**Open Source Communities**" as Open_Source_Communities {
   map "**OpenStack**" as OpenStack #PaleGreen {
@@ -358,6 +361,8 @@ Radon o-- OpenTOSCA : <<contributes>>
 Sodalite ..> xOpera_Opera : <<uses>>
 LEXIS o-- Alien4Cloud : <<contributes>>
 LEXIS o-- Yorc : <<contributes>>
+eFlows4HPC o-- Alien4Cloud : <<contributes>>
+eFlows4HPC o-- Yorc : <<contributes>>
 OpenStack *-up- tosca_parser : <<hosts>>
 OpenStack *-up- Heat_Translator : <<hosts>>
 OpenStack *-up- Tacker : <<hosts>>

TOSCA-Implementation-Landscape.yaml

@@ -84,14 +84,6 @@ EU Funded Projects:
     uses:
       - xOpera Opera
 
-  Sodalite:
-    Status: ACTIVE
-    Links:
-      Website: https://www.sodalite.eu
-      GitHub: https://github.com/SODALITE-EU
-    uses:
-      - xOpera Opera
-
   LEXIS:
     # Description: Large Scale Execution for Industry & Society
     Status: ACTIVE
@@ -102,6 +94,17 @@ EU Funded Projects:
       - Alien4Cloud
       - Yorc
 
+  eFlows4HPC:
+    # Description: Enabling dynamic and Intelligent workflows in the future EuroHPC ecosystem
+    Status: ACTIVE
+    Links:
+      Website: https://eflows4hpc.eu
+      Doc: https://eflows4hpc.readthedocs.io
+      GitHub: https://github.com/eflows4hpc
+    contributes:
+      - Alien4Cloud
+      - Yorc
+
 Open Source Communities:
   OpenStack:
     Status: ACTIVE