Update Personas Page #54
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Requesting review from @ajcraig and @mirthguitar to start |
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Diagram is a good addition but for me, it's too small and hard to read.
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The diagram has an "Architecture Blueprint" area. What is meant by this and why does this have IT support?
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I understand that the End User Architect can create blueprints like:
- Stack for device A supporting the docker-compose deployment.
- Stack for device A supporting the helm deployment.
- Stack for device B supporting the docker-compose deployment.
What I don't understand is the role of the IT Service Provider on the blueprints. On deployment makes sense, though.
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I think the intent of the the "IT Service Provider" is that IT can provide certain functions the OT system might need... internet access, user authentication, perhaps storage etc...
The goal of the End User architect is an umbrella term for system integrator and plant personnel responsible for deciding what is used where, and how they'll use it, etc...
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Should the "IT Service Provider" persona be updated for clarity?
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| Provides an application that performs some desired function, such as computer vision, software-defined control, etc, which is deployed to devices by an orchestrator |
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I was in the "orchestrator" discussion, this comment is somehow a follow-up.
What do you mean with "orchestrator" in this case? What such an orchestrator coordinates?
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Yea I need to update this to a new definition, will add a commit
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| #### Orchestrator Supplier | ||
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| Provides a software package that ingests application definitions into a catalog, and allows an end user to deploy that application to devices |
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This does not sound to me like an orchestrator. It sounds to me more like a "publisher".
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I understand that the End User Architect can create blueprints like:
- Stack for device A supporting the docker-compose deployment.
- Stack for device A supporting the helm deployment.
- Stack for device B supporting the docker-compose deployment.
What I don't understand is the role of the IT Service Provider on the blueprints. On deployment makes sense, though.
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