Changes between Version 10 and Version 11 of LEGACY - LAMP proposal
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- 08/09/11 12:05:06 (13 years ago)
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LEGACY - LAMP proposal
v10 v11 22 22 23 23 ==== Labels Webapp: ==== 24 * Number of users: 1 at any one time 25 * Hours of use during the day: 8:00 to 17:00 26 * Peak or sensitive periods: None. 27 * Level of activity. Fifty transactions per week if recruiting 50 participants per week, 28 * Quality of service: 29 1. Speed of response: within 10 seconds. 30 1. Speed of restore after a failure: ? 31 1. We cannot afford to lose transactions, which would give rise to the possibility of duplicate id's. 32 * Type of data: Transactional. 24 (The Labels Webapp and the UIDGen have been moved to the hospital environment.) 33 25 34 26 ==== caTissue: ==== … … 68 60 I'm not sure exactly what this would mean in practice. Perhaps it's just a rule of thumb. But there are important considerations behind this... 69 61 70 * Will the live production systems (eg: Labels Webapp,caTissue, i2b2) be administered by RCS? If not BRICCS must supply the admin side of things.62 * Will the live production systems (eg: caTissue, i2b2) be administered by RCS? If not BRICCS must supply the admin side of things. 71 63 * The level of admin might need to vary. Take test systems. This could be Unit testing, Integration testing, or Acceptance testing. I can see this range of testing being required where the admin side of a live system is complicated. See next point. 72 64 * Whoever manages the i2b2 data warehouse (University or UHLT), the live systems cannot be administered in isolation. The two systems must be synchronized in some way. A failure on one side will have ramifications for the other.