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 TypeAssociated OutputsPrimary TeamCollaborating TeamsStart YearDurationDepends On TasksRisksContingenciesBenefitsAssumptionsImplicationsNotes
Make REST Routing possible in MediaWikiDevelopmentOutput 2.1MediaWiki Platform06Write Architecture SpecRouting for external services should be handled outside of MediaWiki (Varnish). The MW routing should be done using a service runner that can be run separately from MW for WMF use, but could be run in the same process for small installs. Where a service lives, node, MW, or elsewhere should be transparent to clients. We should then figure out any necessary routing, mapping, proxying, etc without the clients needing to worry about this. This means we have an agreed upon REST url pattern that spans all services and routers. For MW APIs, thsse should be routed from Varnish to MW via some sort of configuration.
Identify features that the REST API needs to supportResearchOutput 2.1Audiences Product and Design0
Design MediaWiki REST APIOutput 2.1MediaWiki Platform06Identify features that the REST API needs to support
Refactor MediaWiki Core into well encapsulated components, removing global state and circular dependencies between classes
Should be designed by a group consisting of members from the MW Platform team, Services, Readers and Contributors. This ensures that those who know the MW platform best, those who have experience designing REST services, and those who implement the clients all agree on the design
Develop MediaWiki REST APIDevelopmentOutput 2.1MediaWiki PlatformMake REST Routing possible in MediaWiki
Design MediaWiki REST API
Research Desktop Workflows to port to Mobile and/or Responsive (ARCHIVED)ResearchOutput 2.3 (ARCHIVED)Readers Web06Write Architecture SpecCSA: Added "re-evaluate technology tradeoffs"; perhaps split into a separate first-year research goal?
Port Desktop Workflows to Mobile and/or Responsive (ARCHIVED)DevelopmentOutput 2.3 (ARCHIVED)Readers Web018Research Desktop Workflows to port to Mobile and/or Responsive (ARCHIVED)
Research architecture requirements and needs, identify and resolve trade-offsResearchOutput 1.1MediaWiki Platform03
Write Architecture SpecDocumentationOutput 1.1MediaWiki Platform0Research architecture requirements and needs, identify and resolve trade-offs
Refactor MediaWiki Core into well encapsulated components, removing global state and circular dependencies between classesDevelopmentOutput 1.2MediaWiki Platform0Write Architecture SpecPrimary candidates are those where LAMP stack needs are vastly different than WMF scaling needs such as: Storage and Event Propagation
Prototype page assemblyPrototypingOutput 2.2Performance0Write Architecture Spec
Simplify the RESTBase stackDevelopmentOutput 1.3Services03
Create a multi-purpose key/value storage componentOutput 1.3Services13Simplify the RESTBase stack
Isolate session data by creating a specialised session serviceOutput 1.3Services03Create a multi-purpose key/value storage component
Refactor Parsoid to support portingDevelopmentOutput 1.4Parsing03This step is useful for improved maintenance, readability of the Parsoid codebase independent of the port. It also reduces the time spent doing the actual port.The code cleanup and refactoring doesn't need to depend on the architecture document.
Prototype and test PHP implementation of ParsoidDevelopmentOutput 1.4Parsing03Refactor Parsoid to support porting
Standardize on a single parserDevelopmentOutput 1.4Parsing012Create a multi-purpose key/value storage component
Prototype and test PHP implementation of Parsoid
Write Architecture Spec
Research 3rd party installations, uses, and contributions (ARCHIVED)ResearchOutput 5.3 (ARCHIVED)MediaWiki Platform03Virtualization/Containerization/Cloud/Shared/Bare metal?
Define the default MediaWiki installation (ARCHIVED)ResearchOutput 5.1 (ARCHIVED)MediaWiki Platform03These goals need to better stress "increase commonality between WMF and 3rd party installs", rather than treating 3rd party installs as a separate configuration target
Improve installation of default MediaWiki for WMF development, testing and production environments as well as 3rd parties (ARCHIVED)DevelopmentOutput 5.1 (ARCHIVED)RelEng6Research 3rd party installations, uses, and contributions (ARCHIVED)
Define the default MediaWiki installation (ARCHIVED)
I don't think we have full consensus on single-process LAMP vs node js helpers etc.
Improve installation and deployments of the "WMF Technology stack" for WMF development testing and production environments (ARCHIVED)DevelopmentOutput 5.2 (ARCHIVED)Ops0
Develop page assembly capabilityDevelopmentOutput 2.2Performance
Create a purpose built developer portal for documentationDevelopmentOutput 3.1Documentation0
Document MediaWiki PHP service interface on portalDocumentationOutput 3.4DocumentationRefactor MediaWiki Core into well encapsulated components, removing global state and circular dependencies between classes
Create a purpose built developer portal for documentation
Document MediaWiki REST API on portalDocumentationOutput 3.4DocumentationDevelop MediaWiki REST API
Create a purpose built developer portal for documentation
Document system architecture, lifecycles, etc. on developer portalDocumentationOutput 3.2Documentation0Create a purpose built developer portal for documentation
Write Architecture Spec
Develop, publish and implement Code Standards that align with our new priorities around APIs, encapsulation and global stateDocumentationOutput 3.3Documentation00Create a purpose built developer portal for documentation