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Requirement | Status |
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FOLIO community devops and hosting providers beyond EBSCO are confident in operating Eureka | Being addressed by hosting provider early adopter program |
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| Existing documentation should be gathered and made findable. More effort may be needed here. |
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| Addressed in part through the hosting providers early adopters program. Additionally, Kitfox has patterns for reference builds to start from that can be adopted/updated by Index Data |
Option 2: If the community is unable to shift to Eureka in Sunflower and must continue supporting the Okapi architecture these high level requirements will need to be met:
Community support for an Okapi-based bugfest environment
Community support for Okapi-based CSPs
Community dev ops is able to prove the Ramsons release of Okapi will run Sunflower modules and perhaps modules from future releases as well
How long does the community support Okapi? Does the community shift from Okapi to Eureka in Sunflower? Will the councils affirm an intention to shift to Eureka in Sunflower?
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Existing support
End-user early adopter program has begun (private slack channel #eureka-early-adopters)
Some documentation exists on the Wiki: Eureka - How to ...
Docker-based minimal eureka platform: https://github.com/folio-org/eureka-platform-bootstrap
CLI for local deployment: https://github.com/folio-org/eureka-setup
Planned support
Hosting early adopter program will begin in January 2025 with GBV and potentially others
Gaps in support
Additional operational and development support will be needed
What if the community does not transition to Eureka in Sunflower?
If the community were unable to shift to Eureka in Sunflower and must continue supporting the Okapi architecture these high level requirements will need to be met, we believe these needs exceed the community’s capacity:
Community support for an Okapi-based bugfest environment
Community support for Okapi-based CSPs
Community dev ops is able to prove the Ramsons release of Okapi will run Sunflower modules and perhaps modules from future releases as well