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Date

Participants

  • Enrico Fucile

  • Timo Proescholdt

  • Rodrick Walusa (Malawi)

  • Amos Mtonya (Malawi)

  • Hussein Milanzi (Malawi)

  • Rob Costello (Amazon)

  • Philippe Jegou (Amazon)

  • Johan Visagie (Campbell)

  • Mauritz de Beer (Campbell)

Goals

  • decide cloud architecture

  • make arrangements for collaborative work

Discussion topics

Item

Presenter

Notes

Rob

  • Amazon cloud options described here Cloud architecture

  • 30MB per station per year. Server does not require high performance. 16MB ram and single processor are enough.

  • data loggers are keeping one year data

  • two options provided

  • can we use docker?

do we have other applications using the current database?

ClimSoft using data from stations

we will be in parallel for a while until we decide how to arrange.

Migration can be planned for the future when cloud solution is stable.

To be addressed at later stage




No change in the current on premises installation. Data will go in the same way. Another line of data will be activated on the cloud service.

No need of ftp server as the ftp client is enough

We aim to have the cloud instance to become operational and act as a backup of the on premises.

Action items

  • Enrico Fucile to make arrangement to address ClimSoft working with cloud solution
  • Timo Proescholdt to setup a WMO account and discuss with Philippe how to have credits
  • Timo Proescholdt to work with Mauritz to arrange for Campbell to access E2 instance

Decisions

  • Ok for Malawi to have the data from the stations sent to the E2 instance and run the service in parallel to the on premises installation.
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