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High-level Architecture viewpoint of a Troux Infrastructure
A Visio Diagram of a High-level Architecture viewpoint of a Troux Infrastructure for 2 companies using a common platform
Visio Diagram of a user SSO Flow
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Visio Diagram Scripting and Server Management flow
This document outlines system maintenance tasks including backing up the system, executing scripts, checking disk space, memory, processes, and connectivity. It also includes backing up the registry, accessing a database stored on the D drive, checking log sizes, collecting network info, and page file size. The document indicates selectable options and tasks like backing up an IIS meta database, gathering server info to store in a database, creating a report, resetting IIS, clearing logs, truncating SQL logs, and checking application configurations.
Visio Diagram for Configuration Management
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User Flow swim-lane Diagram for New Hire
Demonstrates an employee becoming a “New Hire” in the Identity Management Environment. This workflow addresses 3 business requirements in a single architecture
Architecture Design Presentation for OIM
Solutions Architecture Design Oracle Identity Manager “OIM” R2 PS2 to replace legacy Microsoft ILM platform using Microsoft Visio 2013
Visual representation as an architectural artifact
A helpful Microsoft Visio 2013 Template of a Business Use Case Architecture Diagram layered with high-level infrastructure viewpoint
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Visual representation as an architectural artifact
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