Where We Are and Where We Are Going

In the previous post, I recapped, "Where We Are Going with this". That is basically where we are now, as opposed to where we were.

Now, I will delve into what I can see possible for the future of the network, now that some of it is starting to take shape.

For starters, the first priority is to get it to what I call "version a". This is the first working version of the network. There are many steps to do this.

The first step, is that we have to get all the hardware and make all the servers work. The hardware is one piece away from getting all of it. That is a docking station (a personal thing for Dennis Earl Smiley). But since we had all of the network hardware, work on the servers could start.

We have 3 virtual servers left until all the servers work. But there are multiple passes required to get them to work. The first pass is where we just get all the basic functionality to work.

We will be completing it to "version a". Then we can see if we need a version "a-a" immediately or not. Probably we will need a version "a-a" immediately.

What will be possible when we reach version a?

Well for one, we will have all the functionality of the servers complete, so we will be able to log on to use Apps and stuff. We can start to organize our mail/e-mail as well. We should have a good definition of Amazon Echo and Google Home functions, as well as other assistants. We can start to use it in everyday life.

The network can be started to be used in everyday life at that point. This will simplify our daily routines.

--- Dennis Earl Smiley ---