DIVOC
DIVOC 3.5
DIVOC 3.5
  • Introduction to DIVOC
    • What DIVOC is and what it's not
    • DIVOC Docs Index
  • Platform
    • Release Notes
      • DIVOC 2.0 Release Features
      • DIVOC 3.0 Release Features
      • DIVOC 3.1 Release Features
      • DIVOC 3.5 Release Notes
    • Specification
      • API Documentation
      • Setting up DIVOC development environment
    • DIVOC's Verifiable Certificate Features 2.0
      • Creating a DIVOC Certificate
        • Overview of DIVOC’s digital certificates
        • What information is included in the DIVOC certificate?
        • DIVOC’s certificate generation service: How does it work?
        • Compliance with internationally used COVID-19 certificate schemas
      • Distributing a DIVOC Certificate
      • Updating a DIVOC Certificate
      • Revoking a DIVOC Certificate
      • Verifying a DIVOC Certificate
      • DIVOC's Native COVID-19 Certificate Specification
      • DIVOC’s EU-DCC Adapter Service
      • DIVOC’s SHC Adapter Service
      • Adding a User Type in DIVOC
      • Printing Certificates at a Facility
      • Normal QR Code Versus Signed/Verifiable QR Code
      • What Information Goes Into a QR Code?
      • WHO Master Vaccine Checklist
      • EU Master Vaccine Checklist
    • DIVOC's Verifiable Certificate Features 3.0
      • How to Configure a New Tenant?
      • How to Access the VC System and Generate Tokens
      • How to Generate Certificates
      • How to Fetch Certificates
      • How to Update Certificates
      • How to Revoke Certificates
      • How to Suspend Certificates
    • DIVOC's Verifiable Certificate Features 3.1
      • How to Verify Certificates
    • DIVOC's Verifiable Certificate Features 3.5
      • How to Create New Schemas
      • How to Manage Schemas?
    • DIVOC Architecture
    • Installation
      • Skills needed to set up DIVOC
      • Implementation Checklist
      • Setting Up DIVOC in k8 Cluster
        • How to Install DIVOC
        • How to Install DIVOC for V3.0
        • Backup & Restore: Postgres, Clickhouse, Kafka, & Redis
        • Infrastructure Recovery
        • Server Hardening
    • Verifiable Credential (VC): Production Deployment
    • Configuration
      • Configuring the Certification and Verification Component
        • Generating Signed Key Pairs
        • Configuring certificates
          • Step 1: Create a certification generation request
          • Step 2: Configure the QR code content
          • Step 3: Configure the certificate template
        • How to set up the verification portal for implementation
        • How to configure the update certificate API
        • Configuring Environment Variables in 2.0
      • Configuration Management Via ETCD
        • Adding a New Vaccine and ICD-11 Mapping
          • Adding a New Vaccine and ICD-11 Mapping Using ETCD CLI
        • PDF Template Change for Vaccine Certificates
          • PDF Template Change for Vaccine Certificates via ETCD CLI
        • EU Vaccine Configurations
          • Adding a New Vaccine and its Mapping via ETCD CLI
        • Payload Changes in the QR Code
          • Payload Changes in the QR Code via ETCD CLI
    • Performance Report
  • Products
    • Issuing COVID-19 Vaccination Certificates in India
    • Issuing COVID-19 Test Reports in India
    • Issuing COVID-19 Vaccination Certificates in Sri Lanka
    • Issuing COVID-19 Vaccination Certificates in the Philippines
    • Issuing COVID-19 Vaccination Certificates in Jamaica
      • Troubleshooting
    • Issuing COVID-19 Vaccination Certificates in Indonesia
    • Open Events
      • Past Events
      • DIVOC in the Media
  • DIVOC Demo
    • Program Setup (Via Orchestration Module)
    • Facility App
    • Issue and Verify Certificates
    • Citizen Portal
    • Feedback
    • Analytics
  • Community
    • Roadmap
    • Partner Support
      • Terms and Conditions of Using the DIVOC Site
      • Privacy Policy: Short Version for Display
      • Privacy Policy: Detailed
      • Platform Policy Guidelines
      • Privacy Policy Recommendations
      • Troubleshooting Guide
    • Source Code
    • Discussion Forum
    • Issues
    • Project Repo
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DIVOC 2.0 Release Features

PreviousRelease NotesNextDIVOC 3.0 Release Features

Last updated 2 years ago

Version release date

  • March 25, 2022.

Release summary

If your country is implementing DIVOC 2.0, it is important to know the additions/changes that we have made as part of this release:

  • Configuration management via : You can make configuration changes to DIVOC’s certificate module via etcd without needing a new deployment. Click to know more.

  • Support for EU compliant digital certificates and Smart Health Cards: DIVOC’s EU-DCC and SHC adapter services facilitate easy travel for residents from DIVOC’s adopter countries. Know more about DIVOC’s and adapter services.

  • Print certificates at the facility: We have added the capability to print vaccination certificates when a beneficiary walks into a facility. Click to know more.

  • New API for revocation services: A new Revoke API has been introduced that can be used to revoke an issued certificate for manual revocation use cases. Click to know more.

  • Deployment activities automated reducing installation time:

- Automating our infrastructure setup has reduced our deployment time from about 3 days to 1 day.

- DIVOC’s has been streamlined with the introduction of the new scripts. The details of the scripts are given below:

  1. Install the prerequisites and set up the various hardware clusters.

  2. Push the docker images to the appropriate registry.

  3. Deploy the code from the registry into the Kubernetes cluster.

  • Enhanced performance of PDF certificate generation: We have fine-tuned our PDF generating algorithms, which has lowered the consumption of system resources.

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