Documentation of the SCS Hardware Landscape

[scoopex]

Add some documentation which provides a high-level overview.

[fkr]

Not really sure why this needs to be part of the documentation. This is content better suited for a blogpost.

[scoopex]

Thanks, @maxwolfs , @bitkeks and I decided at the time that it would be a good idea to create a dedicated page for the turnkey solution in the SCS Hardware Landscape variant to show an example of what a turnkey solution installation looks like.

[fkr]

Actually the comment that I made to the one item within the document applies to the whole document.
I don't quite understand, why this is a documentation piece and not a blogpost.
I tried to apply the diataxis framework to this document and I can't really place it anywhere there - which leads me to the conclusion it should be a blogpost.

[scoopex]

Actually the comment that I made to the one item within the document applies to the whole document. I don't quite understand, why this is a documentation piece and not a blogpost. I tried to apply the diataxis framework to this document and I can't really place it anywhere there - which leads me to the conclusion it should be a blogpost.

Why does it make sense to describe the Hardware Landscape as part of the documentation?

• The Hardware Landscape serves as a blueprint/demonstration environment that shows interested parties how such an almost real environment is actually configured
• So that newcomers are also aware that this exists or that there is an infrastructure that can also be used in different contexts, it makes sense that the environment is directly visible or explorable as a turnkey solution
• In the future, this page will also serve to describe the rules and usability for the Forum SCS standards in more detail (e.g. how users can access the environment).

In principle, however, it also makes sense to create at least a short blog article pointing out that the environment and its documentation exist.