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Investigate how best to run a Permitify-based demo in a workshop environment. Ideally, the platform would be browser-based so we would not have to pre-announce prerequisites for the workshop (like git, docker, etc). Investigate: learn.openshift.com and the platform provider that it use - katacoda.
In selecting a platform, define what we will have to put in place to run on the platform (e.g. shell scripts, browsers, etc.).
NOTE: git and github might be reasonable pre-requisites. Docker running locally is a harder one.
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TOB will be running in OpenShift - either permitify dev or test (or even prod, I guess)
A set of companies will be pre-loaded into the environments
Users will use Play With Docker (https://labs.play-with-docker.com/) to get a copy of the von-ivy repo and use whatever instructions are provided to:
find the genesis file for the indy network
find the instance of TOB
define a schema
define a mapping
optional - define a proof request
set a colour for their service web page
define a an icon
Once minimally configured, they can bring up their service and begin issuing credentials. They can optionally reference other credentials in their proof request - either ones from permitify services or from others around them in the workshop.
Regarding the TOB Demo environments connected/connecting to Permitify. Depending on timing you'll want to use dev (devex-von-dev to be specific), test (devex-von-test) is currently not compatible (it needs to be upgraded), and there is no (never has been a) TOB instance deployed to prod (devex-von-prod).
You'll want to use the matching BCovrin Ledger for the environment, for consistency dev (http://159.89.115.24/), or test (http://138.197.138.255/) assuming TOB/Permitify are upgraded in test before the workshop.
Wade - yes - we'll have to pick an environment for running the workshop. The reason I mention "prod" (or really, some arbitrary new environment) is that this is a new use that is different from "dev" (prep environment for "test") and "test" (the permitify dFlow and TheOrgBook Demo site). The Workshop will pollute test with extra Issuers (VON-IVy instances) and so would require a reset after running. That might be the way we go or we might like to have a place that people can play on their own after the workshop. Still to be decided...
On Nov 13 2018, at 3:07 pm, Wade Barnes ***@***.***> wrote:
Regarding the TOB Demo environments connected/connecting to Permitify. Depending on timing you'll want to use dev (devex-von-dev to be specific), test (devex-von-test) is currently not compatible (it needs to be upgraded), and there is no (never has been a) TOB instance deployed to prod (devex-von-prod).
You'll want to use the matching BCovrin Ledger for the environment, for consistency dev (http://159.89.115.24/), or test (http://138.197.138.255/) assuming TOB/Permitify are upgraded in test before the workshop.
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Investigate how best to run a Permitify-based demo in a workshop environment. Ideally, the platform would be browser-based so we would not have to pre-announce prerequisites for the workshop (like git, docker, etc). Investigate: learn.openshift.com and the platform provider that it use - katacoda.
In selecting a platform, define what we will have to put in place to run on the platform (e.g. shell scripts, browsers, etc.).
NOTE: git and github might be reasonable pre-requisites. Docker running locally is a harder one.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: