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In this new article that is part of this series dedicated to the [open sourcing of our Workshops-on-Demand project](https://developer.hpe.com/blog/willing-to-build-up-your-own-workshops-on-demand-infrastructure/), I will focus on the necessary steps to build up a new workshop. I already covered most of the infrastructure part that supports the workshops. It now makes sense to emphasize a bit on the content creation.
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Here is a simple flowchart describing the 10000 feet view of the creation process:
In order to exist, a workshop requires serveral things:
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From a frontend standpoint:
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**A capacity:** The number of maximum concurrent students allowed to take on the workshop.
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A student range: The range between which students get picked at registration time.
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**A student range:** The range between which students get picked at registration time.
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Reset and ldap entries are to be used by backend server automation if dedicated reset scripts and ldap authentication are required by the workshop.
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**Reset and ldap** entries are to be used by backend server automation if dedicated reset scripts and ldap authentication are required by the workshop.
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A session type (Workshops-on-Demand by default)
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**A session type:**Workshops-on-Demand by default
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A location: If your setup includes multiple production sites, use this field to allocate workshops according to your needs. In the case of the HPE Developer Community, some workshops can only run on a HPE GreenLake cloud environment. As a consequence, the location is set to greenlake in this case.
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**A location:** If your setup includes multiple production sites, use this field to allocate workshops according to your needs. In the case of the HPE Developer Community, some workshops can only run on a HPE GreenLake cloud environment. As a consequence, the location is set to greenlake in this case.
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Avatar, role and replayLink are superseeded by entries in the replay table. I will explain later.
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**Avatar, role and replayLink** are superseeded by entries in the replay table. I will explain later.
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Compile: This entry will be filled with the name of a script to be compiled at deployment time. This feature allows for instance the admin to hide login scripts and credentials in non-editable executable files.
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**Compile:** This entry will be filled with the name of a script to be compiled at deployment time. This feature allows for instance the admin to hide login scripts and credentials in non-editable executable files.
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Varpass: This defines whethere a workshop require some password variable to be leveraged or not.
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**Varpass:** This defines whethere a workshop require some password variable to be leveraged or not.
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ReplayId: This entry links the dedicated replay video to the workshop. it enables the presence of the replay in the learn more page of the workshop.
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