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Workload Migration (WLM) Program (view source)
Revision as of 10:28, 6 February 2020
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=== '''Step by step process''' ===
=== '''Step by step process''' ===
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[[File:STEP BY STEP PROCESS.jpg|left|thumb|615x615px]]
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! '''Step by step process'''
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| Department business need identified to be part of the WLM program.
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| TBS’ OCIO and SSC work together with the department/agency
to assess early needs, drivers and readiness.
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| Proposed project is presented to WLM Working Group to be endorsed for prioritization.
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| If endorsed, the department/agency can request Application Modernization
(App Mod) funding from OCIO for the discovery phase.
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| The proposed project continues through the governance structure with a presentation
to GC EARB for endorsement. This is followed by endorsements by
ADM CEPP, and then, by DM CEPP, with a final approval by the GC CIO.
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| Following GC EARB endorsement, early engagement
between the department/agency, SSC and OCIO start to
prepare the cloud and WLM migration strategy.
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| Department/agency presents Cloud and WLM migration strategy to GC EARB for approval.
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| Once the strategy is approved, the department/agency can apply to
OCIO for App Mod funding for its execution phase.
SSC, through its WLM Program, continues to engage with
department/agency to advance its WLM project.
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