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Workload Migration (WLM) Program (view source)
Revision as of 16:50, 12 August 2020
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== '''Overview''' ==
== '''Overview''' ==
Under [https://www.canada.ca/en/shared-services/ssc-3-enterprise-approach.html SSC 3.0], the Workload Migration (WLM) Program facilitates the migration of government applications from aging legacy data centers to modern, more secure and reliable solutions – whether cloud, state-of-the-art enterprise data centre (EDC) or a hybrid of the two. The ultimate purpose is to migrate department workloads to reliable, modern, and secure hosting options.
Under [https://www.canada.ca/en/shared-services/ssc-3-enterprise-approach.html SSC 3.0], the Workload Migration (WLM) Program facilitates the migration of government applications from aging legacy data centers to modern, more secure and reliable solutions – whether cloud, state-of-the-art enterprise data centre (EDC) or a hybrid of the two. The ultimate purpose is to migrate department workloads to reliable, modern, and secure hosting options.
More specifically, the WLM Program will:
More specifically, the WLM Program will:
Since its formal launched in 2018, the WLM Program initiated 14 projects currently underway (six in Wave 1 and eight in Wave 2):[[File:Current Projects .jpg|thumb|left|726x726px]]
Since its formal launched in 2018, the WLM Program initiated 14 projects currently underway (six in Wave 1 and eight in Wave 2):[[File:Current Projects .jpg|thumb|left|726x726px]]
== '''Prioritization Critera''' ==
== '''Prioritization Critera''' ==
SSC works in collaboration with the Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) at Treasury Board Secretariat (TBS) to prioritize WLM projects using the state of the data centre, the health of the applications, and the readiness of the partner department or agency as criteria Specifically, prioritization is based on:
SSC works in collaboration with the Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) at Treasury Board Secretariat (TBS) to prioritize WLM projects using the state of the data centre, the health of the applications, and the readiness of the partner department or agency as criteria Specifically, prioritization is based on:
* '''At-Risk IT Infrastructure''': lease expiry, failing infrastructure (including network), facilities pressure, power, space, cooling, condition of data center
* '''At-Risk IT Infrastructure''': lease expiry, failing infrastructure (including network), facilities pressure, power, space, cooling, condition of data center
=== '''Governance approval process''' ===
=== '''Governance approval process''' ===
[[File:WLM Governance Process.jpg|left|thumb|626x626px]]
[[File:WLM Governance Process.jpg|left|thumb|626x626px]]
=== '''Step by step process''' ===
=== '''Step by step process''' ===
[[File:Step by step process v2 (sans App. Mod).jpg|left|thumb|709x709px]]
[[File:Step by step process v2 (sans App. Mod).jpg|left|thumb|709x709px]]
[[File:How Departments or Agencies Can Prepare.jpg|thumb|left|778x778px]]
[[File:How Departments or Agencies Can Prepare.jpg|thumb|left|778x778px]]
