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TFGrid Stack Suite: Dashboard Apps for Grid Guardians #1563
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This was referenced Jul 22, 2024
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TFGrid Stack Suite: Dashboard App for Grid Guardians
TFGrid Stack Suite: Dashboard Apps for Grid Guardians
Jul 25, 2024
1- What is so special about bootstrap and 0hub to be in separate apps? from guardian's perspective I expect I deploy the whole thing from the same app? 2- I'd use a different name other than "Dashboard", I expected "Grid Stack" solution that someone can deploy directly |
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Closing in favor of docker compose no dashboard app approach |
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Guardians and TFGrid Full Stack Suite
Table of Contents
Introduction
We propose a complete overview of how to complete the Guardians program.
The TFGrid Stack Suite
A guardian needs to run a full TFGrid stack. The stack is composed of 3 parts.
We propose to develop 3 apps on the Dashboard for the TFGrid Stack. Those 3 apps constitute the TFGrid Stack Suite.
Ideally, we can have all 3 parts combined into one app, i.e. one Dashboard app (TFGrid Stack Suite) deploys the whole TFGrid Stack.
Grid Stack Suite steps
Guardians Tasks
Guardians deploy the TFGrid Stack Suite on all networks: dev, qa, test and main.
Specs and UX
The guardian only needs to use the Dashboard to deploy the complete TFGrid Stack Suite.
Status
Todo
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