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ARGO is a lightweight service for Service Level Monitoring designed for medium and large sized Research Infrastructures. The ARGO software stack is comprised of the following components (products). 

The EGI AppDB Information Service (IS) is a solution to collect, correlate, manage, and provide information collected by various services, with respect to the EGI infrastructure. This presentation the architecture, service components, and access interfaces.

The GEO Discovery and Access Broker (GEO DAB) is a key component of the GEOSS platform, that developed by EOSC-hub task T7.4. GEO DAB is a brokering framework that interconnects hundreds of heterogeneous and autonomous supply systems (the enterprise systems constituting the GEO metasystem) by providing mediation, harmonization, transformation, and QoS capabilities. The presentation introduces how GEO DAB works, how to access etc.  

The Service Portfolio Management Tool (SPMT) is one of EOSC-hub Federation services, which is a tool aimed at facilitating service management in IT service provision, including federated scenarios. It represents a complete list of the services managed by a service provider; some of these services are visible to the customers, while others are internal. The service management system has been designed to be compatible with the FitSM service portfolio management fitsm.eu.

The linked presentation gives an overview introduction of SPMT. More information and code can be found in github: https://grnet.github.io/agora-sp/

IAM (Identity and Access Management) service is one of EOSChub AAI solution, and provided by INDIGO-DataCloud project. The IAM service provides a layer where identities, enrolment,  group membership,  attributes  and  policies  to  access  distributed  resources  and services can be managed in a homogeneous and interoperable way.

The linked training was given in the EOSC-hub tech-talk: AAI

Grid Configuration Database (GOCDB) is one of EOSC-hub federation services. GOCDB contains general information about the sites participating to the production Grid. Accessed by all the project actors (end-users, sitemanagers, NGI mangers, support teams, VO managers), by other tools and by third party middleware in order to get Grid topology. The portal has a single central installation but interested NGIs can download and install their own instance. The linked wiki provide guides and information for end users

Thematic Service EO pillar integrated two services in EOSC-hub as part of the activities in WP7:

1. GEP High-Resolution Change Monitoring for the Alpine Region 
2. GEP EO Services for Earthquake Response and Landslides Analysis 

The linked online tutorial fully covers both services, with the most relevant section being the Processing Tutorials

In addition there are interesting posts in the GEP blog (https://geohazards-tep.eo.esa.int/#!blog) that can help users in the exploitation of offered services and related results, for example:

• Interpreting the Layers of DLR's InSAR Browse Service 
• Detecting deformation on a global scale through systematic processing with the DLR InSAR Browse Service on the GEP
• GEP’s ability to leverage multiple supply chains aids user understanding of InSAR: An example with the April 5 2017 earthquake in North-Eastern Iran
• Coming soon: MPIC-OPT - A processing service for measuring horizontal displacements from time-series of optical satellite images
• Sentinel-1 Amplitude Change (SNAC) for flood detection in Myanmar 2015