High Level Requirements of the System

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support stat reporting
support ad-hoc data calls
verify data availability
Data stays private to the carrier
Only results of extractions leave the carrier
common extraction request across all nodes
common data model for extraction across all nodes
Any one extraction uses the same model for all data owners
- JM - Agreed, but per level of the published model
trust extractions - we are executing code after all
Correlated data can be accessed as part of the extraction
All updates to the system are well managed
Support multiple "footprints"
physical db schema maintenance is minimized
Technical choices for implementation can vary from carrier to carrier for those items that reside in the carriers perimeter
Passes audit by All members of TSC

JM

Security model has white hacks as part of regression testing
Done when everything is in a comprehensive regression test base and all tests pass
Each major box has "push button" install process
Reference tables all pre-populate as part of HDS install
DDL in the db to build out the model in each major technology
Test records self install to HDS and test base runs.
Capacity and DR specifications are published and tested

TE

Insurer needs a standard for regular Policy-level "experience recording" assertion
Insurer's data moves from batch/chunk integrity at load, to Per-Policy integrity over time and at time of inquiry
Analytics node is the "box" when we talk "openIDL in a box" as it determines the value of the information as a result (who gets the analysis and why) - we need different types/sizes as well as Orgs/Roles (todal it's all AAIS)
Analytics Node host ("information seeker") or Seeker's Agent (e.g. NAIC, PCI, etc. on behalf of >1 Seekers) for Org/Roles/purpose - creating Extraaction Patterns, etc. (today is AAIS or whoever deploys the network - ND, MS, etc.)
"AAIS" cloud/node(s) need to become "(Stat) Agent" orgs/nodes (>1) acting on behalf of >1 Data Owners

SB

There is a test-net and a main-net
Governance Framework required for why (principles) AND how (mechanics) things get done
States and prospective members can Pilot/POC via testnet?
openIDL is running at least 2 nodes (CA and analytics) to operate NOC-like service
Is there "one node architecture" for all or would a state have a different kind of node (please say no)
Applications (stat reporting, etc) ---- openIDL Network ---- openIDL TestNet