Recording: https://www.panagenda.com/webinars/hcl-nomad-web-101-skip-the-mistakes-and-get-on-the-fast-track/
Nomad Web is HCL’s answer for the future of Notes/Domino. It is a (mostly) new client, built on a new and promising technology stack (WebAssembly). But: New tech brings new challenges. Many of the ways you used to solve common operational challenges for Notes no longer apply or need to be rethought.
Your priority is to find ways to minimize productivity loss and support tickets such a big change will undoubtedly bring. You need to train users, optimize the client and user experience, and deal with new technical challenges you face by living inside a browser. This means you need in-depth knowledge of this new client and the platform it runs on – all of which is new, in constant flux, and there’s not too many online resources to be found and learned from. Altogether an enormous task. To top it off, there’s some fundamental challenges such as running Nomad on Citrix (without reinstalling and wiping their settings every time a user logs in). But don’t despair: We can help!
In this webinar, HCL Ambassador and rock star Christoph Adler will provide you leading edge insights and lessons learned from working with Nomad Web from before the first public beta.
Learn how Nomad works, how users experience it in their daily work, what to be careful about, what to look for when problems occur, and how to handle common operational scenarios. Skip a few months of struggling by yourself and instead start into the new world with a solid foundation.
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HCL Nomad Web 101: Skip the Mistakes and Get on the Fast Track
1. Make Your Data Work For You
#2 HCL Nomad Web 101:
Skip the Mistakes and
Get on the Fast Track
18th May 2022
2. Katrin Pascher
@panagenda
Marketing Operations & Content Manager
panagenda
Christoph Adler
@cadler80
Senior Consultant
panagenda
Join the conversation using #NomadWeb #MarvelClient & @panagenda
Speakers
3. Agenda
1. About our webinar series “The Path to HCL Nomad Web”
2. Update from last episode
3. Tips & Tricks on the Server / Administrator side of things
4. Browser, browser, browser
4. Make Your Data Work For You
1. About our webinar series
“The Path to HCL Nomad Web”
11. The Path to HCL Nomad Web (cont.)
License requirements
To use HCL Nomad for web browsers, you agree to obtain and
maintain an active subscription and Support for HCL Domino
Complete Collaboration (CCB). Please note, only CCB customers are
entitled to use HCL Nomad for web browsers.
15. Make Your Data Work For You
3. Tips & Tricks on the
Server / Administrator side of things
16. Official SSL/TLS Certificate needed
• An official SSL/TLS certfifcate is needed to be able to successfully load all
WebAssembly (wasm) modules
• Whitepaper: Installing and Configuring HCL SafeLinx 1.2 for Nomad web
browsers on Windows and Linux
https://support.hcltechsw.com/csm?id=kb_article&sysparm_article=KB009498
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18. Read the SafeLinx system requirements carefully!
• HCL SafeLinx System Requirements
https://support.hcltechsw.com/csm?id=kb_article&sysparm_article=KB009786
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19. Read the SafeLinx system requirements carefully! (cont.)
• Where to download OpenJDK8?
https://adoptium.net/temurin/releases?version=8
26. Make Your Data Work For You
4. Browser, browser, browser
27. à no native PWA support since version 85
Supported Browser à select wisely
Only 64-bit desktop web browsers are supported
• Firefox 83 or higher
• Google Chrome 80 or higher
• Microsoft Edge 85 or higher
29. Profiling & Cache (cont.)
Browser properties and useful features
• Per browser and profile only one instance of Nomad Web is possible (due to cache)
• In Chrome/Edge/Firefox you can manage multiple profiles
• Every profile can/will have its own Nomad Web instance and contains its own
- Bookmarks
- Accounts & Passwords
- Cache
- …
33. Browsers & Performance (cont.)
Basic stuff
• Most of the web browsers do have
- performance settings
- an internal task manager
- developer tools to troubleshoot / debug functionality, stability and
performance
• Examples today with Microsoft Edge v101.0.1210.47 (Chromium)
- <shift> + <esc> à task manager
- <f12> à developer tools (console)
38. Nomad Web in virtual infrastructures
Is it possible and useful to run HCL Nomad Web on VDI / Citrix / VMWare / … ?
• Yes, but think about sizing
- CPU
- Memory
- Browser cache à Windows Roaming profile yes/no ?
• Do not forget “Piloting & Testing”
39. Katrin Pascher
@panagenda
Marketing Operations & Content Manager
panagenda
Christoph Adler
@cadler80
Senior Consultant
panagenda
Join the conversation using #NomadWeb #MarvelClient & @panagenda
Q & A