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[[Tooling_Work_Group| return to Tooling Main Page]]
 
[[Tooling_Work_Group| return to Tooling Main Page]]
  
 
*see [http://www.hl7.org/special/Committees/projman/searchableProjectIndex.cfm?action=edit&ProjectNumber=804 Project Insight # 804] for Project Scope Statement
 
*see [http://www.hl7.org/special/Committees/projman/searchableProjectIndex.cfm?action=edit&ProjectNumber=804 Project Insight # 804] for Project Scope Statement
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==Continue With GForge==
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====Description====
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Continue to use the current GForge provider but take actions to dramatically reduce disk usage
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====Cost====
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$9600/per annum
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===Discussion===
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====Pro====
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*Least impact on members and committers
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====Con====
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*Provider has been unable to give details on where and what to 'reduce'
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*We currently think we use some 20 GB but the provider states that we are close to 80% of our 90GB capacity
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==''Template for Alternative''==
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====Description====
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====Cost====
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===Discussion===
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====Pro====
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*''add comment in favour of alternative''
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====Con====
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*''add comment against alternative''

Revision as of 06:06, 13 October 2011

Tooling GForge Re-Evaluation

return to Tooling Main Page

Continue With GForge

Description

Continue to use the current GForge provider but take actions to dramatically reduce disk usage

Cost

$9600/per annum

Discussion

Pro

  • Least impact on members and committers

Con

  • Provider has been unable to give details on where and what to 'reduce'
  • We currently think we use some 20 GB but the provider states that we are close to 80% of our 90GB capacity

Template for Alternative

Description

Cost

Discussion

Pro

  • add comment in favour of alternative

Con

  • add comment against alternative