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Transitioning to a Dynamic LIR Website: Enhancements and Hosting Solutions

The LIR website is evolving from a static HTML format to a dynamic platform, enhancing user interaction with features like RSS feeds, polls, and secure areas for committee documents. The new version will enable easy editing by the LIR committee and support user logins with integration to social platforms like Twitter and LinkedIn. We are exploring various hosting solutions, from traditional to cloud-based CMS options, to ensure optimal performance, security, and user accessibility. This transition aims to provide a modern, interactive experience for all users.

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Transitioning to a Dynamic LIR Website: Enhancements and Hosting Solutions

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  1. New LIR Website Glenn Wearen HEAnet / LIR Committee

  2. The LIR website 1.0 • Static HTML • Edit and upload by ftp • Handcoded styling • fonts, tables etc. • Read-only

  3. The LIR website 2.0 • Dynamic content • easy to edit by LIR committee • RSS • Feeds & Publishing • User interaction • poll’s, comments, registration forms • User login • twitter, LinkedIn & Edugate • Secure area for committee documents • Minutes & drafts

  4. Website refresh... new hosting? • Continue with traditional hosting, use client-side scripting (Javascript) for dynamic content. • Free hosting (Google sites etc). • Hosted Content Management System (CMS) • Cloud solution • Public • Private • Hybrid

  5. Where to host? Future User location probably not a concern On his/her campus on A campus off-campus User location Past on-campus private cloud community cloud public cloud Service location

  6. Hosting: motivations

  7. Hosting: charging model

  8. Hosting: data location

  9. Hosting: availability

  10. Hosting: performance

  11. Hosting: aaS

  12. Hosting: data migration

  13. Hosting: security

  14. Final decision • Move to hosted CMS, provided by HEAnet Long standing free hosting agreement with HEAnet

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