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FiDo can store, analyze, and help you make better decisions about your fiber optic resources. Using a MySql and PHP backend with the latest technologies driving the frontend, this web application can be put on most standard web servers. Once set up, this allows you to access your data from anywhere, and because Fido is tablet friendly this includes out in the field.
For a more information, keep reading.
- Easy set up and configuration.
- Simple, intuitive, and tablet-ready interface.
- Provides a centralized record (easy automated backups).
- Allows for comparison of "optimal conditions" and current conditions.
- Works great with PhpMyAdmin.
C.R.U.D. stands for "Create. Read. Update. Delete.".
Resources are organized hierarchically as follows:
Building
|Level (Floor)
|Location (Room)
|Storage_Unit (Rack)
|Cabinet (Fiber Module Housing)
|Panel (Fiber Module)
|Port (Fiber Port)
|Strand (Individual Fiber Strands Connected to Port Boot)
|Jumper (Individual Fiber Strands Connected to Port Front)
This design relies on a relational MySQL database that ties everything together on the backend. Once all the information has been entered into FiDo these relations allow for easy "drill down" when troubleshooting problems or exploring your resources.
When was the last time you tested your fiber? FiDo can tell you. Do you have fiber that needs to be replaced? Fido can tell you. FiDo stores and checks the attenuation every time you test your fiber. Using manufacturer standards FiDo will automatically compare the measured attenuation to the expected attenuation and display whether or not stands are in tolerance.
We use PHP and javascript to dynamically build a map of your resources as you enter information. With zero set up, you will see your logical network layout updated with YOUR information. The goal of this is to have a page where you can SHOW instead of tell the layout of your network.
A big focus on FiDo is giving you intelligent data. Intelligent Data means we don’t just use tables to spew all your information at you. We want you to have everything you need to make a good decision.
We show you what you need when you need it:
- Responsive Tables
- Dynamic Graphs
- Maps with Data Overlays
You end up spending less time digging through useless information and more time making intelligent decisions.
Using intelligent data (we talked about that already) FiDo generates reports to tell you what you WANT to know. We are working on making this feature more customizable at the moment, but already we can see the rate at which new information is being added to the database and the distribution of that information. We're excited to add more reporting features in the future.
- More modular design to allow quick customization of individual sections of the front end.
- Update path module to automatically calculates most efficient route for new fiber.
- Update path module to automatically calculate loss and cable requirements.
- Add GIS mapping module
- Add interior level by level mapping module
This is a work in progress. Using the Google Maps API we want to have detailed satellite imagery with layers containing YOUR information. The goal of this is to have a page where you can SHOW instead of tell the paths your fiber follows. Need a new cable pulled? Print out detailed images of the path from start to finish.
This is a work in progress. Our current plan is to allow users to map out every pathway and resources on each floor in a building and store this information in a database with floor maps on the backend. This is going to be a challenge, but if we manage it FiDo will be even more useful.
For more information about FiDo, contact Seth Timmons at [email protected] .
Thanks for caring about FiDo!
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