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From proposal to deployment
The following diagram illustrates a typcial process for going from proposal to depoyment.
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This is by no means the only approach, as described below.
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Minimum system requirements | As long as the minimum system requirements are met, you can take any approach and chose any platform configuration you wish. | Min system reqs | |
System planning | System planning results: indicative server sizings; proposed network topology; applicable security frameworks; physical location for |
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solution. Often this is enough to support the sales/ proposal stage of the process, although in some cases this step of the process will require further detail, in particular elemetnts of the detailed infrastructure planning | Sales/ proposal | Planning your PhixFlow System | |
Infrastructure planning | This stage usually involves engagement between PhixFlow's technical team and yours. This is a chance to establish things like: software versions number; detailed backup plans; service configurations, including disk partitioning; detailed discussion of network components. | Infrastructure planning | |
PhixFlow installation | At this stage, the base components for PhixFlow (Java, Tomcat, database, and PhixFlow itself) are installed and intially configured. | ||
Proof of concept | In many cases, a proof of concept installation of PhixFlow is created early on in discussions, with only minimal consideration of long term planning concerns, and this runs through to the point at which PhixFlow is made available on the fully planned platform. The proof of concept built can be on any platform that meets the minimum system requirements, but we have also provided an example installation that you can run through from initial server creation to a fully operational PhixFlow, based on the Ubuntu distribution of linux, and the MariaDB database. | Min system reqs/ quick install start |
- System planning - establish planning outcomes, indicative server sizings, proposed network topology, security frameworks, location for solution
- Detailed infrastructure planning - servers configuration, including disk partitioning, network and network components, operating system
- PhixFlow installation - PhixFlow platform components (database, Java, Tomcat) and PhixFlow itself
This is by no meansĀ . In many virtualised platforms, databases will the either hosted as cloud native (or "serverless"), or will be created using pre-created image which includes partitioning of the server disks as well as the database installation itself.
Overview
Installing or upgrading PhixFlow itself is simple. However, PhixFlow depends on other parts of your system, including:
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