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Wayne, Cory, John, and I jumped on the server meeting. We were reporting on updates and what has happened since last week. Cory had some questions about being able to move corporations around. That lead to a discussion about future goals of being able to move to a fully clustered environment. Talking about plans and where we are headed. We also went over a few of the prep steps that we need to do in order to get there. Light talks about the datasource project. That is part of an overarching world building project that we are working on and chipping away at. It keeps coming up. We really want to push it forward, as we are able. Wayne was explaining clustering to Cory. I was mostly just listening to them talk back and forth. We did talk about maybe doing a small prototype or demo project to do a proof of concept. Next, we talked about building up a data dictionary. At some point we want to document the whole database, tables, relationships, primary keys, foreign keys, data types, and other data definitions. As a fund side note, inside of the adilas shop corporation's site, we have a number of documents that Brandon has worked on over the years - the beginning of the data definitions and data dictionary stuff. To find those, do an advanced media/content search and add the keyword "database" to the file name or path field to get the results. Some of the original work was done back in 2014 and then added onto later on. As we were talking about data dictionaries and definitions, we talked about getting everything in one spot where all of us could see it and contribute to the document. We have it stored inside of adilas, but it isn't really setup for quick contributions like a google doc or something like that. Lastly, both Wayne and John got into some deep talks about Java memory stuff. John and Cory were also talking about look and feel pages and upcoming projects as we ended the meeting. |