Configuration
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Once Fast2 is installed, several components can be easily configured to adapt the software as much as your constraints might require.
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Overall concepts
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Punnet Fast2 versatility comes mainly from its pivot format called punnet. Structure This is a basic XML serialized punnet :
Workers
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Let’s talk about the workers The workers! Corner stones of Fast2, these guys can litterally add up and constitute a real digitized hive working to migrate your documents, your contents, your rules, your metadata, all synchronously, exactly where you expect them (or asked them to be), never stepping on each other.
Sort documents in a punnet
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As we have seen before in the punnet structure, punnets can be composed with several different documents, each one of them embedding its own data and values.
Add data from file name
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Times will happen when you will not be able to rely on side-file metadata documents to map onto the documents you are migrating.
From ZIP to punnet
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Ever wondered how Fast2 could help you dive into archives and come out with burried content and metadata? It actually is quite simple, as long as you have the right tools in your hands.
Deployment variants
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Context Let’s talk here about the various alternatives we have concerning the best way to install Fast2 for your migration. For the sake of simplicity, we will consider a migration involving an on-premise FileNet repository whose documents need to end up in a remote system : AWS S3 bucket.