GitHub Tracker Terms and Definitions - PHACDataHub/Wiki GitHub Wiki

Hierarchy Description
Cornerstone The Cloud Infrastructure for Public Health Intelligence is realized through the integration of essential components from DPI's foundational workpieces.
Product A means to provide value, whether it's a service, a tangible product, or something more conceptual.
Epic A substantial amount of work that can be subdivided into numerous smaller tasks.
Feature Collection of user stories that represent functionality that stakeholders will use.
User Story Short requirements or requests written from the perspective of an end user.
Task Identify small increments of work to be completed.

A Product can have one or many Epics attached to it. An Epic however will belong to one Product.

A Product is one that satisfies a business need whereas an Epic is a collection of smaller Features and/or User Stories. If there are User Stories that cannot be consolidated into an Epic, they can be attached to the Product, with the Product being the parent.

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Under Development

  • This wiki and the documents being developed under it are living documents.
  • They are all pre-decisional.
  • Some of these documents were generated using chatGPT or were developed by other organizations for reuse and adaptation.
  • Some of the documents in this wiki are in early early drafts, they make reference to things that do no exist or to process not yet being used.
  • The Center of practice(COP) is best effort and will be developed iteratively. This includes the technology supporting the COP
  • At the early stages of the COP expect change; short life cycles and rapid changes. Plan accordingly.
  • Stability in the COP will materialize over time.
  • For immediate reference engage your COP support channel, use the documentation as a secondary source.
  • There is reference to the COP and PDCP in the documentation, these are the same entity. We haven't picked a name yet :)

All of the pages in this wiki should be considered draft, underdevelopment and needing review. None of these pages are official documentation. All of the pages are a work in progress and discussion is encouraged via the GitHub issues mechanism.

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