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## 7.1 Introduction
The main focus of integration between **ETSI MEC** and **oneM2M** is to enable efficient data processing, low-latency communication, and enhanced service delivery in edge computing environments. The major capability of this integration includes **federation of the ETSI MEC platforms** and **interaction with oneM2M instances**, allowing for distributed computing and data management across multiple edge nodes. Both ETSI MEC and oneM2M provide some basic APIs and protocols in order to facilitate such a federation. However, orchestration mechanisms are still required to ensure seamless operation across multiple MEC/oneM2M instances. This clause describes a preliminary set of functional and technical recommendations for enabling a framework for the federation and orchestration of MEC/oneM2M instances. These recommended processes, which not only complement many use cases in clause 4 but also unlock additional value by introducing capabilities that extend and enhance their intended scope, including:
The main focus of integration between **ETSI MEC** and **oneM2M** is to enable efficient data processing, low-latency communication, and enhanced service delivery in edge computing environments. The major capability of this integration includes **federation of the ETSI MEC platforms** and **interaction with oneM2M instances**, allowing for distributed computing and data management across multiple edge nodes. Both ETSI MEC and oneM2M provide some basic APIs and protocols in order to facilitate such a federation. However, orchestration mechanisms are still required to ensure seamless operation across multiple MEC/oneM2M instances. This clause describes a preliminary set of functional and technical recommendations for enabling a framework for the federation and orchestration of MEC/oneM2M instances. These recommended processes, which not only complement many use cases in clause 5 but also unlock additional value by introducing capabilities that extend and enhance their intended scope, including:
-**Handover**: refers to the process of transferring control of a device or service from MEC/oneM2M instance to another, ensuring seamless connectivity and service continuity.
