ECSA101 Chapters 1 & 2 Latest Update With
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Environment Strategy - ANSWER The build environment strategy is vastly different
that it is the code environment strategy. The build strategy encompasses Data Courier,
environment refreshes, copy downs, and mirroring. The build
strategy is considerably more complex than the code environment strategy. When
referring to environment strategies, clarify which environment strategy you mean.
Target Platforms - ANSWER A list of of what platforms that will most likely result in a
successful EPIC deployment. The "Roadmap" details which platforms meet all of the
requires to be on target and projects two years into the future to assist with planning
and budgets.
Transitional Platforms - ANSWER Transitional Platforms are those platforms that once
were Target Platforms. A Transitional Platform can be used by Community members for
some limited amount of time. This enables clean upgrade paths from a prior release of
Epic. Separating platform upgrades from Epic upgrades reduces the risk associated
with each. Transitional platforms have an end date, after which they become Off-Target
platforms.
Exploratory Platforms - ANSWER An Exploratory Platform is a platform EPIC is testing to
determine whether it can
become a Target Platform. Not all Exploratory Platforms will become Target
Platforms.
Off-Target Platforms - ANSWER An Off-Target Platform is any platform that does not
qualify as a Target, Transitional, or Exploratory Platform. You will continue to receive
support from
us if you choose to go off-target. Using an Off Target Platform erodes our ability to
ensure high-performance results. We'll work with you and your business leadership to
, make sure you understand the risks of utilizing an Off-Target Platform.
Incompatible platforms - ANSWER Some platforms are more than just off-target, they
are incompatible. In these cases we will still provide your personnel support. However,
the software will not work properly or at all.
Build Checklists - ANSWER These documents include a multitude of build
recommendations that Epic has vetted. These checklist items often address issues
found at other organizations running Epic. Checklists are available on Galaxy.
EPIC.Support PowerShell Scripts ANSWER To help you as you examine your servers for
build checklist compliance, we have the Epic.Support PowerShell scripts. The
Epic.Support PowerShell scripts will be utilized to review Build Checklist compliance.
Some things cannot be programmatically reviewed so the scripts cannot automate the
whole review process. After having gone through the checklist, use the scripts to
identify the missed steps.
Hardware Configuration Guide-ANSWER Guides to provide preliminary sizing for your
servers along with an estimate of your storage needs. This document also provides
information on the RAM and CPU you'll need for each of these servers. We base the
sizing in these guides on information provided by your organization.
How is trust established between an Epic client and the Epic operational database
environment? - ANSWER You define a fixed key on the client, usually in some sort of
environment file, and import it into Epic operational database environments.
What documents would you refer to before you build a new Epic client? - ANSWER - Epic
2018+ Target Platform Roadmap
- Relevant Build Checklist
- Relevant Setup and Support Guides
Also, call your Client Systems representatives to discuss your plans.
For example, if you updated an Epic client before a given Epic environment, would the
100% Correct Solutions
Environment Strategy - ANSWER The build environment strategy is vastly different
that it is the code environment strategy. The build strategy encompasses Data Courier,
environment refreshes, copy downs, and mirroring. The build
strategy is considerably more complex than the code environment strategy. When
referring to environment strategies, clarify which environment strategy you mean.
Target Platforms - ANSWER A list of of what platforms that will most likely result in a
successful EPIC deployment. The "Roadmap" details which platforms meet all of the
requires to be on target and projects two years into the future to assist with planning
and budgets.
Transitional Platforms - ANSWER Transitional Platforms are those platforms that once
were Target Platforms. A Transitional Platform can be used by Community members for
some limited amount of time. This enables clean upgrade paths from a prior release of
Epic. Separating platform upgrades from Epic upgrades reduces the risk associated
with each. Transitional platforms have an end date, after which they become Off-Target
platforms.
Exploratory Platforms - ANSWER An Exploratory Platform is a platform EPIC is testing to
determine whether it can
become a Target Platform. Not all Exploratory Platforms will become Target
Platforms.
Off-Target Platforms - ANSWER An Off-Target Platform is any platform that does not
qualify as a Target, Transitional, or Exploratory Platform. You will continue to receive
support from
us if you choose to go off-target. Using an Off Target Platform erodes our ability to
ensure high-performance results. We'll work with you and your business leadership to
, make sure you understand the risks of utilizing an Off-Target Platform.
Incompatible platforms - ANSWER Some platforms are more than just off-target, they
are incompatible. In these cases we will still provide your personnel support. However,
the software will not work properly or at all.
Build Checklists - ANSWER These documents include a multitude of build
recommendations that Epic has vetted. These checklist items often address issues
found at other organizations running Epic. Checklists are available on Galaxy.
EPIC.Support PowerShell Scripts ANSWER To help you as you examine your servers for
build checklist compliance, we have the Epic.Support PowerShell scripts. The
Epic.Support PowerShell scripts will be utilized to review Build Checklist compliance.
Some things cannot be programmatically reviewed so the scripts cannot automate the
whole review process. After having gone through the checklist, use the scripts to
identify the missed steps.
Hardware Configuration Guide-ANSWER Guides to provide preliminary sizing for your
servers along with an estimate of your storage needs. This document also provides
information on the RAM and CPU you'll need for each of these servers. We base the
sizing in these guides on information provided by your organization.
How is trust established between an Epic client and the Epic operational database
environment? - ANSWER You define a fixed key on the client, usually in some sort of
environment file, and import it into Epic operational database environments.
What documents would you refer to before you build a new Epic client? - ANSWER - Epic
2018+ Target Platform Roadmap
- Relevant Build Checklist
- Relevant Setup and Support Guides
Also, call your Client Systems representatives to discuss your plans.
For example, if you updated an Epic client before a given Epic environment, would the
