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ELECTRONIC QUALITY MANAGEMENT

SOFTWARE

SOLABS QM I.T. INFRASTRUCTURE REQUIREMENTS

Version No.: 01

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Table of Contents

1 INTRODUCTION ... 3

2 SOLABS QM ARCHITECTURE ... 3

2.1. A web based user interface... 3

2.2. SOLABS QM System Components ... 3

2.2.1. SOLABS QM Server: ... 3

2.2.2. Interfaces with other systems:... 3

2.2.3. Adlib Express Server: ... 3

2.2.4. MS SharePoint ... 3

2.3. Database ... 4

2.3.1. Microsoft SQL Server: ... 4

3 SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE DIAGRAM ... 4

4 VIRTUAL MACHINES and Servers Deployment ... 5

5 Hardware and INFRASTRUCTURE SOFTWARE Requirements ... 6

6 SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS ... 7

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1 INTRODUCTION

The current document presents SOLABS QM system architecture. It also provides the Hardware and Infrastructure Software requirements for SOLABS QM to operate according to SOLABS quality standards and performance expectations.

2 SOLABS QM ARCHITECTURE

SOLABS QM’s architecture consists of the following elements: 2.1. A web based user interface

The main program used to interact with SOLABS QM is a Web Browser (Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0, service Pack 1 or Internet Explorer 7+.).

Other client’s applications typically used are: Adobe Acrobat Reader (View Documents and Reports), MS Outlook (Read systems’ notifications), MS Excel (View Reports), and other programs used to create, edit and open documents in editable format (e.g. MS Word). 2.2. SOLABS QM System Components

Composed by:

2.2.1. SOLABS QM Server:

Contains most of the code and logic developed by SOLABS and processes users’ requests. The code runs within a J2EE Compliant Application Server, namely JBoss. This server needs Java™ Software Development Kit (SDK) to be installed in order to run appropriately. Many instances of SOLABS QM can be installed. Generally a formal setup includes “Test”, “Validation” and “Production” instances, all using MS SQL Server but storing data in independent databases.

2.2.2. Interfaces with other systems:

Client-specific software interfaces communicating with SOLABS QM.

2.2.3. Adlib Express Server:

This software program is used by SOLABS QM for the Publication and PDF Rendering of documents.

MS Office/Visio and other client programs may also be installed with Adlib to obtain a better PDF rendering of documents.

2.2.4. MS SharePoint

Web portal used to publish controlled documents and reports.

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2.3. Database

2.3.1. Microsoft SQL Server:

Database engine used to store/retrieve documents and data managed in SOLABS QM. Other database components (e.g. Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services) can be used.

3 SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE DIAGRAM

The system architecture requires four (4) virtual machines and two physical servers according to the requirements described in the Hardware and Infrastructure Software Requirements section.

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4 VIRTUAL MACHINES AND SERVERS DEPLOYMENT

Virtual Machines 1, 2, 3 and 4 on one physical server and MS SQL Server 2008 R2 in a second physical server.

SOLABS QM Production & Validation

Adlib Server MS SQL Server 2008 R2 Microsoft SharePoint SOLABS QM Test Virtual Machine (VM 1) VM2 VM 4 VM 3 IR-SOL-001 Page 5 of 7

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5 HARDWARE AND INFRASTRUCTURE SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS

Application Characteristic Standard Extended Full

SOLABS QM Application. Validation and Production Environnements CORE 4 4 4 RAM (GB) 8 8 8 HDD (GB) 80 90 90

OS Windows 2008 R2 Windows 2008 R2 Windows 2008 R2

Virtualized YES YES YES

SOLABS QM Application. Test Environment. CORE 2 2 2 RAM (GB) 4 4 4 HDD (GB) 65 70 70

OS Windows 2008 R2 Windows 2008 R2 64Bit Windows 2008 R2

Virtualized YES YES YES

Adlib Server

CORE 1 1 2

RAM (GB) 2 2 2

HDD (GB) 60 60 60

OS Windows 2008 R2 Windows 2008 R2 Windows 2008 R2

Virtualized YES YES YES

MS SQL Server 2008 R2 64 bit

CORE 8 (4 CPU max) 12 (4 CPU max) 16 (8 CPU max)

RAM (GB) 18 24 32

HDD (GB) 473 616 870 OS Windows 2008 R2 Windows 2008 R2 Windows 2008 R2

Version Standard Standard Enterprise

Virtualized NO NO NO

MS SharePoint

CORE 2 4 8

RAM (GB) 8 8 16

HDD (GB) 80 80 80

OS Windows 2008 R2 Windows 2008 R2 Windows 2008 R2

Version Foundation Standard Standard

Virtualized YES YES YES

Disk Storage

System Raid 10 10 disk 12 disk 16 disk +

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6 SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS

Typically installed by clients:

Windows 2008 R2.

MS Office Professional 2003+. MS Vision Standard 2003+.

Typically installed by SOLABS:

PowerShell v2

Microsoft Windows PowerShell Extensions for SQL Server 2008 R2 MS SQL Server 2008.

Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Native Client

Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Management Objects Adlib Express Server.

JDK 6 Update 31 (Test & Validation / Production instances) SOLABS QM (Test / Validation / Production instances). MS SharePoint 2010.

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