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Back to my word document. a new question arose (see image and OCR it) . Create a new section with Contect, Action Required for my NAm group
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Bamrah, Guramrit Kaur [TECH] 10:37 AM
Hi Gakhar, Anuj [TECH] or Mangal, Sumit [TECH], if we were to merge all of our groups into one PROD group, would we first have to create the group in atom, add all of the appropriate users, then create the config in the AppD portal?
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Inquiry raised by Guramrit Kaur Bamrah regarding the sequencing of group creation and user mapping for consolidating groups into a single PROD group:
Inquiry Details: Clarifying whether the mandatory workflow for consolidating user groups into a single production group requires:
Creating the group in Atom.
Provisioning/adding all appropriate users to the newly created Atom group.
Configuring the corresponding group settings within the AppD (Citi Desktop / Application) portal.
Action Required (NAM Group)
Process Verification: Confirm with Anuj Gakhar and Sumit Mangal the precise execution order required for group consolidation in Atom vs. the AppD portal.
Impact Assessment for NAM Group:
Determine if the NAM regional group will be merged into the consolidated PROD group or maintained as a separate entity during the Atom launcher migration.
Audit current NAM group members in Atom to ensure pre-requisite list readiness prior to any unified group provisioning.
Execution Plan: Align the step-by-step migration sequence (Atom group provisioning → user membership addition → AppD portal configuration update) with the central release and engineering teams before executing changes in the production environment.
The implementation steps (for transfer compressed into single line) must be reformatted back . But this time I want to see of a tabular format will be more user-friendly. Reformat the chapter into tablular form and offer as html, so if I like it I can imprt html into the word and dsave as word. Provide instrucitons on importing html-base table into word.
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Below is the reformatted table dividing all 10 implementation steps into clean, distinct columns (#, Implementation Area, Requirement / Context, and Action Required):
# Implementation Area Requirement / Context Action Required
1 Independent App Directory Representation Under the new desktop architecture, COMET NAM Gui must be represented and provisioned as an entirely separate application within the global Application Directory. Establish a unique entry featuring its own distinct, isolated configuration link.
2 Multi-Version Capability Configuration End-users and testers must be able to run and validate multiple versions of COMET NAM Gui on a single workstation. Instruct targeted users to navigate to their Citi Desktop user preferences menu and explicitly toggle the multi-version setting to On.
3 NGD Profile & Stream Synchronization The underlying NGD runtime layer strictly automates and manages physical local binary installations. The background deployment agent will only pull assets that match a user's exact parameters. Audit and ensure absolute parity across all COMET NAM Gui user metadata tags (specifically mapping designated stream, environment, and user group profiles).
4 Dynamic Container Detection & Manifest Validation Citi Desktop dynamically determines build availability by scanning local NGD configuration manifests on the host machine. It will restrict visibility and launching capabilities until local deployment is fully complete. Ensure sufficient local NGD configuration files are present on the COMET NAM Gui users' machines.
5 User Group Distinctiveness & Cataloging Based on recent discussions, existing user groups were initially thought to remain distinct. However, the UI Platform team strongly recommends simplifying this into just two groups: one pilot production group and one general production group, eliminating all others.
• Catalog existing COMET NAM Gui related groups to maintain clear operational boundaries.
• Resolve with UI Platform whether pilot and general groups are still required.
6 Provisioning of Developer Administrative Group For EMEA, the UI Platform team provisioned a dedicated developer admin group (app_harness_ls_157514_comet-emea_developer) to manage configurations and handle UAT promotions. Request the creation and provisioning of a parallel administrative group for our team: app_harness_ls_157514_comet-nam_developer to grant administrative control over the COMET NAM Gui configuration.
7 Active Directory (AD) Group for Production Promotions Moving builds to production requires a designated AD group to authorize and execute promotions. Identify and agree on the correct AD group (comparable to our production support group) to be mapped for NAM Gui production promotions.
8 Isolated Standalone Application Configuration Per the core migration strategy, we are moving away from multi-stream dropdowns. EMEA was successfully configured and troubleshooted as its own isolated application definition. Initiate the same process for COMET NAM Gui, actively configuring and troubleshooting it as a distinct, standalone application definition in the directory rather than bundling it under shared configurations.
9 Deployment Pipeline Integration Application deployments will continue to be managed through uDeploy. Ensure continuation of deployment via uDeploy, unless superseded by LightSpeed Enterprise Harness/Ansible deployment.
10 Sequencing of Group Creation
Inquiry raised by Guramrit Kaur Bamrah regarding group creation & user mapping sequence for consolidating groups into a single PROD group:
Clarifying if workflow requires:
1. Creating group in Atom
2. Provisioning/adding users in Atom
3. Configuring group settings in AppD portal
• Process Verification: Confirm with Anuj Gakhar and Sumit Mangal the precise execution order required for group consolidation in Atom vs. AppD portal.
• Impact Assessment (NAM Group): Determine if the NAM regional group will be merged into the consolidated PROD group or maintained as a separate entity during Atom launcher migration.
How to Import the HTML File / Table into Microsoft Word
Method 1: Direct File Open (Easiest)
Download the generated .html file from the link above.
Launch Microsoft Word.
Go to File → Open → Browse.
Change the file type dropdown filter (next to the File Name box) from All Word Documents to All Files (*.*) or Web Pages (*.htm; *.html).
Select comet_nam_implementation_steps.html and click Open.
Word will open the table with pre-styled headers, borders, and fonts.
Save it as a Word document: Go to File → Save As → choose Word Document (*.docx).
Method 2: Copy-Paste via Browser
Open comet_nam_implementation_steps.html in any web browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox).
Highlight the entire table (Ctrl + A or select the table block) and copy it (Ctrl + C).
Open your target Microsoft Word document.
Place your cursor where Chapter 3 belongs and paste (Ctrl + V).
(Optional) Click the small Paste Options icon that appears near the pasted table and select Keep Source Formatting to preserve the custom header styling and borders.
Method 3: Insert Object / Text from File (Into an Existing Document)
Open your existing Word document.
Place the cursor at the location where Chapter 3 should be inserted.
Click the Insert tab on the Word ribbon.
In the Text section, click the arrow next to Object and select Text from File...
Select comet_nam_implementation_steps.html (make sure file type filter is set to All Files or HTML Files) and click Insert.
I like it but column header is too dark blue. Select a lighter coloer, this one is too dark.
I have updated the table styling with a softer, lighter corporate blue header (#2F5597) and adjusted the accent elements to match.
You can download the updated HTML file directly here:
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Key Style Adjustments Made
Table Header Fill: Changed from dark navy (#003366) to a lighter blue (#2F5597).
Header Text: Retained crisp white text (#FFFFFF) for clear contrast and readability.
Borders & Accents: Lightened header borders and section title accents (#1F4E78) to complement the new header shade.
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<title>3. Implementation Steps for COMET NAM Gui Team</title>
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<h2>3. Implementation Steps for COMET NAM Gui Team</h2>
<table>
<thead>
<tr>
<th class="step-num">#</th>
<th class="step-title">Implementation Area</th>
<th class="context-col">Requirement / Context</th>
<th class="action-col">Action Required</th>
</tr>
</thead>
<tbody>
<tr>
<td class="step-num">1</td>
<td class="step-title">Independent App Directory Representation</td>
<td>Under the new desktop architecture, <strong>COMET NAM Gui</strong> must be represented and provisioned as an entirely separate application within the global Application Directory.</td>
<td>Establish a unique entry featuring its own distinct, isolated configuration link.</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td class="step-num">2</td>
<td class="step-title">Multi-Version Capability Configuration</td>
<td>End-users and testers must be able to run and validate multiple versions of COMET NAM Gui on a single workstation.</td>
<td>Instruct targeted users to navigate to their Citi Desktop user preferences menu and explicitly toggle the multi-version setting to <strong>On</strong>.</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td class="step-num">3</td>
<td class="step-title">NGD Profile & Stream Synchronization</td>
<td>The underlying NGD runtime layer strictly automates and manages physical local binary installations. The background deployment agent will only pull assets that match a user's exact parameters.</td>
<td>Audit and ensure absolute parity across all COMET NAM Gui user metadata tags (specifically mapping designated stream, environment, and user group profiles).</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td class="step-num">4</td>
<td class="step-title">Dynamic Container Detection & Manifest Validation</td>
<td>Citi Desktop dynamically determines build availability by scanning local NGD configuration manifests on the host machine. It will restrict visibility and launching capabilities until local deployment is fully complete.</td>
<td>Ensure sufficient local NGD configuration files are present on the COMET NAM Gui users' machines.</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td class="step-num">5</td>
<td class="step-title">User Group Distinctiveness & Cataloging</td>
<td>Based on recent discussions, existing user groups were initially thought to remain distinct. However, the UI Platform team strongly recommends simplifying this into just two groups: <em>one pilot production group</em> and <em>one general production group</em>, eliminating all others.</td>
<td>
<ul>
<li>Catalog existing COMET NAM Gui related groups to maintain clear operational boundaries.</li>
<li>Resolve with UI Platform whether pilot and general groups are still required.</li>
</ul>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td class="step-num">6</td>
<td class="step-title">Provisioning of Developer Administrative Group</td>
<td>For EMEA, the UI Platform team provisioned a dedicated developer admin group (<code>app_harness_ls_157514_comet-emea_developer</code>) to manage configurations and handle UAT promotions.</td>
<td>Request the creation and provisioning of a parallel administrative group for our team: <code>app_harness_ls_157514_comet-nam_developer</code> to grant administrative control over the COMET NAM Gui configuration.</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td class="step-num">7</td>
<td class="step-title">Active Directory (AD) Group for Production Promotions</td>
<td>Moving builds to production requires a designated AD group to authorize and execute promotions.</td>
<td>Identify and agree on the correct AD group (comparable to our production support group) to be mapped for NAM Gui production promotions.</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td class="step-num">8</td>
<td class="step-title">Isolated Standalone Application Configuration</td>
<td>Per the core migration strategy, we are moving away from multi-stream dropdowns. EMEA was successfully configured and troubleshooted as its own isolated application definition.</td>
<td>Initiate the same process for COMET NAM Gui, actively configuring and troubleshooting it as a distinct, standalone application definition in the directory rather than bundling it under shared configurations.</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td class="step-num">9</td>
<td class="step-title">Deployment Pipeline Integration</td>
<td>Application deployments will continue to be managed through uDeploy.</td>
<td>Ensure continuation of deployment via uDeploy, unless superseded by LightSpeed Enterprise Harness/Ansible deployment.</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td class="step-num">10</td>
<td class="step-title">Sequencing of Group Creation</td>
<td>Inquiry raised by Guramrit Kaur Bamrah regarding the sequencing of group creation and user mapping for consolidating groups into a single PROD group:<br>
<em>Clarifying if the mandatory workflow requires:</em>
<ol style="margin-top:5px; padding-left:18px;">
<li>Creating group in Atom</li>
<li>Provisioning/adding appropriate users in Atom</li>
<li>Configuring group settings in AppD portal</li>
</ol>
</td>
<td>
<ul>
<li><strong>Process Verification:</strong> Confirm with Anuj Gakhar and Sumit Mangal the precise execution order required for group consolidation in Atom vs. AppD portal.</li>
<li><strong>Impact Assessment (NAM Group):</strong> Determine if the NAM regional group will be merged into the consolidated PROD group or maintained as a separate entity during Atom launcher migration.</li>
</ul>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>
</body>
</html>
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