TOD 2024 Roadmap:1.0 #35
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AMI
CSV import/export
bug
Something isn't working
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enhancement
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php
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TOD 2024 Roadmap
Data (in N/W drive)
1. Naming Standard
Add what is the final naming standard decided here!
2. Data Sort
Archipelago
3. Installation and Configurations Setup
4. Webform
5. AMI Sets
6. Roles
Roles such as:
7. Metadata & Twig Template (Look and feel) - Everything related to it
Q/A:
Ans: For this, multisite is better. How to implement multisite?
Solution: Codebase will be the same for all sites.
a. Create a new directory in
sites/
as the URL name for the site. Eg: giri.vridhamma.org for DhammaGiri.b. Add settings.php in each site folder and add a new
DB
name in the config engine.Note: If you have say 100 sites and each site is pointing to a separate
DB
with the same codebase, then any update indrupal
say will affect all 100 sites. Eg: Curren Dana's site - handling 60 centers - has the same codebase with different sites folder.Solution: Create a central site. The
DB
of this site is the centralDB
.Expose API from this site to all center's sites. Solved! API is powerful.
To Create a proper AMI set of folders (collections) with all metadata, do we carry this out at once (100% fields filled) OR fill only General info + Files upload (via s3 minio)
Ans: First import for each category should be with complete metadata, then with a few details refining web-form fields, etc., and freezing folder structures and any update that is required.
Do we upload 1 subfolder each from a directory of all N/W drives OR start by uploading all data from an entire N/W drive and carry on with the remaining N/W drives?
Ans: Extending above answer - first batch is 1 subfolder from each drive(category), then push entire drive at once.
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