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A user story is an informal, general explanation of a software feature written from the perspective of the end user. From a scrum/development point of view mainly. This concept is easy to understand for users and we could use it to provide example for cloud transformation of their workloads.

Define user stories based on use cases from the EWC users. In this way they can speed up development, cloud transition and they can also follow good practices when dealing with cloud applications.

RolesUser storyStepsCategoriesNotes

As data processing engineer,





I want to access data from EUM/ECMWF side.

  1. Provision a new instance - web
  2. Install libraries (MARS, eumdac)
  3. Download data
  • Provisioning
  • Data access
We could have EWC Gitlab

I want to use S3 to handle data.

  1. Morpheus Legacy: How to create S3 buckets
  2. Object Storage: How to use S3 Buckets
  • Data access
We could have EWC Gitlab

I want to use NFS to share data between machines

EUMETSAT - Shared File System (SFS) usage in tenants
  • Data access

I want to use GPU.

ECMWF - GPU support

EUMETSAT - GPU support

  • Processing performance
We could have EWC Gitlab


As an AI,

I want to take over the world and need free resources





As a semi operational entity,

I want to place some existing web services on the cloud


  • Web service

As a scientist







I want to run my code on something bigger/closer to the data




I want to create a bucket to share my data with correct policies

Object Storage: access policies

  • Data access

I want to create container for my code in order to share my code, notebooks, examples and allow other to reproduce them


  • Containers

We need EWC Gitlab, EWC container registry,


I want to deploy my app on kubernetes using the container I created


  • Containers
  • Container orchestration

We need EWC Gitlab, EWC container registry,

Kubernetes

I want to use CI to create my container when I change something in my code.


  • CI
  • Containers

We need EWC Gitlab , EWC container registry,


I want to use CI to test my code.



  • CI

We need EWC Gitlab


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