Sandbox Landscape

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Deployment Lines

The openIMIS Initiative runs her own sandbox servers to avail e.g. a demo instance of openIMIS for show-casing the latest release. At the same time we provide an openIMIS instance to follow current developments that come right from the developers keyboard. With the growing demand for interoperability with other systems, we also added instances of software packages from Partner Software Communities to test openIMIS Integrations with those packages. The lines are in alignment with the Extended GitHub workflow for development.

Application / Line

Feature

[Develop]

Develop

[Integration]

Release

[Quality Assurance]

Demo
[Demo]

Training
[Training]

Application / Line

Feature

[Develop]

Develop

[Integration]

Release

[Quality Assurance]

Demo
[Demo]

Training
[Training]

  • github branches

feature

develop

release

main

main

  • used for

developer test

integration test

user acceptance test

current stable

customized demos / trainings

Status

only local

in use

in use

in use

on demand

Demo Line

The demo line contains instances that are on the latest release of openIMIS or on the latest release of a software package from a Partner Software Communities , that was tested with openIMIS for interoperability. You can experiment with the data but should be aware that they will be reset to defaults every weekend.

If you are missing an instance in the list above, check if that instance has a wiki page listed in the Sandbox Instance Repository and is properly labelled (“sandbox-demo”).

Release Line

The release line contains instances that are on the next release of openIMIS or on a release of a software package from a Partner Software Communities , that is currently being tested with openIMIS for interoperability. You can experiment with the data but there is no guarantee for consistency. Be aware that the code base is subject to constant change, unless the next Releases is in beta test.

Development Line

Packages

 

 

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