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Managed Services The SLA service is of no use if it does not manage any functional services. There are five conditions that must be met in order for a functional service to be managed: At the functional service: The SLA service must be in the functional service's list of "Trusted Management Services". The SLA service's CA certificate must be a trusted CA in the functional service's key-store. The SLA service must be in the "management-services" group of the functional service. At the SLA service: The functional service's CA certificate must be a trusted CA in the SLA service's key-store. The functional service must be in the "sla-managed-services" group of the SLA service. If the functional services that require managing are hosted on the same machine as the SLA service (and therefore share the same certificate) then steps 2-5 are not necessary, otherwise see below for more detail.

although GRIA does not require them to be located on the same machine

This allows you to access managed Basic Application Services on griademo2. You can now use the client to store data and run jobs, much as you did before, but managed by the SLA that you proposed and billing to the trade account that you have just opened: