Changes between Version 195 and Version 196 of BluePrint/SAFIRE

Timestamp:

03/16/18 03:00:53 (6 years ago)

Author:

Nuwan Waidyanatha

Comment:

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BluePrint/SAFIRE

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 1. Training Report 
 
+'''Questions'''
+1. currently unclear on the scope of the customizations required.
+Minimally we can provide a custom template which will include a customized homepage with your Logo and the relevant modules enabled/disabled with some reordering of menus & relabelling to match your context. It can, of course, go a lot deeper than that if you have specific requirements.
+Currently I have no knowledge of even which modules you intend to use.
+Which languages does the system need to be available in?
+The default is English, we have some of the system translated into French, but this may need some work to complete. Luckily I can speak French as I went to a French-speaking school in Brussels for 3 years as a child. Do you want to work on a translation into Seychellois?
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+Where do you plan on hosting the software?
+We normally use Amazon Web Services, but are you planning to host in house?
+Due to the specialist nature of the tool, we generally recommend that you see it as a SaaS solution rather than managing the server yourselves, although it is certainly possible for you to manage it if you have the requisite skills
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+Will it be delivered via a URL like https://sahana.drdm.gov.sc or https://drmis.drdm.gov.sc ?
+Ideally this should be up and running before the training of-course.
+I can, of course, assist with the installation....if this is SaaS then I just need you to handle the DNS & SSL certificate.
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+Do you have data available that you wish to import into the system?
+I see some data on HDX: https://data.humdata.org/group/syc
+- the airports, for instance, could be worth importing
+- however this doesn't include the Administrative Boundaries which are generally the most important data to load. I can get the Districts from Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seychelles#Administrative_divisions) but if you had the Polygons (e.g. Shapefile) that would be great.
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+Seeing the data that you currently work from also helps give an idea of the workflows you want to make use of & the degree of customization required to get the system to fit.
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