Sprint 75 Review (2019-06-11)

Reval (& Concerns and Notifications) rebuild architecture workshop (Alistair Pringle (Unlicensed))

Bootstrap and Webpack-Bundle-Analyzer: Needed to be addressed because it opened our app to Cross-Site Scripting (XSS). XSS is a type of attack where malicious scripts are injected into trusted websites. For example, an attacker can send malicious code to an end users and when the script gets executed, a range of  script-specific hacks could be performed.

Screenshots showing Bootstrap-related styling issues and fixes: BootstrapTicket_2755.docx 

Issue spotted with applicants not exported for August 2019 rotations for the Portsmouth NHS Trust on the 7th of May 2019.

Applicant records were successfully exported on the 03rd June following a manual fix:

App files need to have been generated after running notification load on the same day - care needs to be taken when running these jobs manually after failures to ensure that everything has been run in the right order.

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Investigation to determine how we can monitor failures better. We looked at previous failures where files hadn't been uploaded/downloaded/stored etc. We determined that a major cause of the problem is the N3 bridge which is a server that sits between our ESR ETL/Azure subscription and the FTP server that is used to transfer files between ESR and us. We are moving to a new Azure subscription which will in future be able to connect to N3 directly. This will enable much simpler and robust monitoring, much of which we can do from within the ESR ETL.