14 - 16 June 2023 | Brussels, Belgium
projectathonProjectathon #2
A marathon of peer-to-peer interoperability and compliance tests in a structured environment.
Registration: 08 - 23 May 2023
Practical information
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Location
Conference Center Albert Borschette (CCAB)
Rue Froissart 36
1040 Brussels, Belgium -
Date
14 - 16 June 2023
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Registration
Open 08 May 2023; Close 23 May 2023
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Target groups
All Member States teams relevant for implementing the Once-Only Technical System (to be coordinated with the National Coordinator).
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Fees
No fees are charged to participate to the actual Projectathon event itself.
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Accommodation
Any hotel reservation is the responsibility of the participants. Member State reimbursement is possible but limited up to one public and one private sector expert per Member State.
Description
The June 2023 Projectathon will be based on the Q1 2023 release of the Once-Only Technical Design Documents as amended with any corrections from the errata list.
For this event, the test cases prepared for the April 2023 Projectathon are largely taken over as it still reflects the main plans of the Member States. It consists of the following elements:
- 5 Evidence Exchange scenarios without preview,
- 5 Evidence Exchange scenarios with preview,
- 2 Maintenance flow scenarios (Common Service updates).
A high-level overview and summary of test cases is available to the testing and deployment sub-group (restricted to relevant users on the wiki).
The full test cases are accessible via the Gazelle platform (restricted to users that registered as participants to the Projectathon).
In addition, the June Projectathon will allow for some more advanced scenarios to be discussed in exploration sessions or in a restricted test session between those teams that are ready for the next level of tests (e.g. more dynamic eID test cases by integrating eID nodes into the transactions, test cases covering related systems, e.g., adding actual Base Registries to the test cases).
The tests will start with static and pre-agreed data. This is to be discussed in and shared through the relevant subgroup (Testing and deployment) and/or collaborative space on Teams.
Those Member States that want to go further and create custom datasets or dynamic datasets for bilateral tests can do so as well.
Projectathon agenda
Exploration rooms
Perform Peer-to-Peer test
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Search potentional Test Partner through Gazelle
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Meet Test Partner and Schedule test
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Execute Tests and upload evidence in Gazelle
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Monitor examine evidence and evaluate test result
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Fix bug (if any)
Projectathon timeline
How to register for the June Once-Only Technical System Projectathon
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The Organising Team invites the National Coordinators register for the Projectathon event via an event registration form (using EU Survey). They share the link to the event registration form with each person joining the Projectathon from their team. It is mandatory for every participant of a Member State to fill in the event registration form (it is a pre-condition for getting access to the Gazelle platform).
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The organising Team invites each of the persons registered in EU survey as participants to register in Gazelle. The MS team then identifies the MS Gazelle admin that will encode the organisation and users (team members) in the Gazelle platform (active participants only).
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The MS Gazelle admin then select the relevant test session (June 2023) and add your System(s) Under Test (SUT) in the Gazelle platform (active participants only).
Past & Upcoming Projectathons
The Commission is organising three Once-Only Technical System Projectathons in 2023. These are three-day events where national teams will connect various systems and perform a marathon of peer-to-peer interoperability and compliance tests in a structured environment.
Past Projectathon highlights
Explore the Valuable Insights and Reflections on Projectathon Events and discover how Member States can benefit from participation before implementing the OOTS.
Projectathon Playbook
The Projectathon Playbook provides a detailed overview of the Projectathon events organized for teams across the Member States willing to test their system before the go-live of the Once-Only Technical System.