System Requirements
Mia-Care P4SaMD is validated to develop SaMD, if you need additional documentation or information please contact us or check the FAQ section.
This page provides an overview of the system requirements necessary for deploying P4SaMD and explains how the installation process is carried out by the Mia-Care team.
The deployment of Mia-Care P4SaMD involves a structured process to ensure compatibility with your existing infrastructure and alignment with regulatory and operational needs. It includes:
- A detailed list of system requirements, including prerequisites for the Mia-Platform IDP, the need for an ALM tool, and the supported adoption models.
- A description of the installation process, highlighting the infrastructure assessment, installation steps, and the validation phase conducted by Mia-Care.
Supported tools
The table below shows the external tools officially supported for each Mia-Care P4SaMD version.
| Category | Name | Version | Mia-Care P4SaMD version |
|---|---|---|---|
| IDP | Mia Platform IDP | v13.5.1 | 2.0.0 |
| DevOps | GitLab | v17.3.7 | 2.0.0 |
| ALM | Jira REST API | v2 | 2.0.0 |
Mia-Platform IDP Supported
The table below shows the minimum console version supported for each Mia-Care P4SaMD version.
| Mia-Care P4SaMD Version | State | Minimum Mia-Platform IDP Version |
|---|---|---|
| 2.0 | Supported | 13.5 |
| 1.0 | Deprecated | 11.0 |
System Requirements
Mia-Care P4SaMD is installed on behalf of Mia-Platform IDP, meaning the system requirement list contains both Mia-Platform IDP and Mia-Care P4SaMD components. For every component, a list of supported tool is presented. In the end, a target tech stack is presented.
| Required for | Tool | Version | Mandatory | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mia-Platform IDP Mia-Care P4SaMD | Auth Provider | Okta | SaaS | Yes |
| GitLab | > 14.x | |||
| GitHub | > 3.x | |||
| Microsoft | SaaS | |||
| Azure AD B2C | SaaS | |||
| Bitbucket Server | > 8.x | |||
| Keycloak | SaaS | |||
| Mia-Platform IDP | Git Provider | GitLab | > 14.x | Yes |
| GitHub | > 3.x | |||
| Azure Repos | SaaS | |||
| Bitbucket Server | > 8.x | |||
| Mia-Platform IDP | Secret Manager | GitLab | SaaS | Yes |
| Vault | SaaS | |||
| Mia-Platform IDP | CI/CD Tool | GitLab CI Runners | > 14.x | Yes |
| GitHub Actions | SaaS | |||
| Azure Pipelines | SaaS | |||
| Jenkins | SaaS | |||
| Mia-Platform IDP Mia-Care P4SaMD | NoSQL database | MongoDB Enterprise | > 5 <= 7 | Yes |
| Mia-Platform IDP Mia-Care P4SaMD | Redis Cache | Redis | >= 6 <= 7 | Yes |
| Mia-Platform IDP Mia-Care P4SaMD | Runtime | Kubernetes | >= 1.21 <= 1.30 | Yes |
| Mia-Platform IDP Mia-Care P4SaMD | Object Storage | Google Cloud Storage | SaaS | Yes |
| S3-Compatible Object Storages | SaaS | |||
| MongoDB | SaaS | |||
| Mia-Care P4SaMD | Application Lifecycle Manager (ALM) | JIRA | SaaS | Yes |
| Mia-Platform IDP | Key Management Service | Google Cloud Platform | SaaS | Optional |
| Local Key | SaaS | |||
| Mia-Platform IDP | Container image registry | Any container image registry | SaaS | Optional |
Kubernetes Cluster Setup
The Kubernetes cluster must be configured with a set of components that ensure the correct operation and monitoring of the application. The components needed for the Kubernetes runtime are shown below. For every component is provided a set of recommended tools. Customers can customize the Kubernetes cluster setup based on tools available in their portfolio.
| Component | Mandatory | Recommended Tools |
|---|---|---|
| Ingress Controller | Yes | Traefik |
| Certificate Manager | Optional | cert-manager |
| Monitoring & Logging Stack | Optional | Grafana + Prometheus + Loki + Fluentd + Fluentbit |
| Disaster Recovery | Optional | Velero |
Enhanced workflow
Mia-Care P4SaMD requires all Console projects to use Enhanced Project Workflow, since leverages GitOps integrations to provide observability and traceability over the project runtime.
Installation Procedure
The installation of Mia-Care P4SaMD is a structured process performed exclusively by Mia-Care's qualified personnel. This ensures that the solution is implemented efficiently and adheres to high-quality standards. Below is an overview of the installation procedure, divided into specific stages:
System Requirements Check: Mia-Care personnel begin by validating the system environment to ensure compatibility and readiness for installation. This step includes:
- Infrastructure Assessment: Verifying hardware and software configurations meet minimum requirements.
- Networking Validation: Ensuring that network settings align with the operational needs of Mia-Care P4SaMD.
- Security Checks: Conducting security assessments to verify compliance with relevant standards and safeguard the installation environment.
Installation of Mia-Platform IDP: Mia-Platform IDP (Integrated Development Platform), a foundational component, is installed in the prepared environment. This phase involves deploying the platform and configuring it according to project-specific requirements.
Post-Installation Testing of Mia-Platform IDP: Once Mia-Platform IDP is installed, rigorous post-installation testing is conducted to ensure the platform operates correctly. This includes:
- Functionality testing to confirm all features are accessible.
- Performance testing to ensure stability under expected workloads.
- Validation of integrations to confirm compatibility with the overall ecosystem.
Installation of Mia-Care P4SaMD: After verifying the successful installation of Mia-Platform IDP, the Mia-Care P4SaMD application is installed. This involves configuring the solution to align with the intended use and environment specifications.
Post-Installation Testing of Mia-Care P4SaMD: Following the installation, comprehensive testing of Mia-Care P4SaMD is performed to validate:
- Core functionalities and workflows operate as designed.
- Performance and responsiveness meet predefined benchmarks.
- Security measures are effectively implemented.
Installation and Operation Qualification Report: Upon successful completion of all tests, Mia-Care personnel prepare the Installation & Operation Qualification Report. This document serves as formal evidence of a completed installation process, including:
- A summary of activities conducted during the installation.
- Results of system checks and testing.
- Approval and sign-off by the Mia-Care team, certifying that the system is operational and meets quality standards.
This phased approach ensures a smooth deployment of Mia-Care P4SaMD, with high levels of reliability and performance, while adhering to strict security and compliance requirements. For further information or support, please contact Mia-Care's technical support team.