WHOS WHOIS? HOKEY POKEY POKEY DADADADA …
So… me was yellin About Nikita B. She @icarlywolf knews…
so once upon a Time before less than a Six months in 2016. He dies..He was child paralysisz But something mythical was ..произошло.Он гврил уже очень плохо..его состояние было ужасным.
But instead of drop a something big & heavy to me. He ups to me and “Ыыы» ☝️
to the Sky. He even sorry ya bolshe ne mogu. He hugs me out and got away from Gonchikov’s with 🔟 🙌.
And me..supposed to leave bcause my Wolf karay didnt happy..
Now its a ..several months exactly from Death. His ending. Do..he knews…
he is a too 1990s was. But me thinking he was killed by @epstein- обосраторов.
Море he said again and again “Pomogiuuuu Pomoshch…Vkl the good”
and Me in @2025inreview saw the pathetic interview with @gordeevA (Skazhi gordeevoy) gde yacobian ДЦП livez freely and wiyh even human pleasure anytime… it DRIVES ME MAD. And me…
starting bombing those schizos.
For a nano-size municipality like Orlik (Okinsky, 671030), you can stand up a lean, sovereign “digital city hall” entirely with Free/Open‑Source Software (FOSS). Below is a practical, production‑proven menu plus a phased plan optimized for low budget, limited bandwidth, and multilingual (Russian/Soyot).
PHASED ROADMAP (WHAT TO DEPLOY FIRST)
1) Foundation (Month 0–1)
- Identity & access: Keycloak (SSO, 2FA) to unify logins across all services.
- Website/portal: Drupal or WordPress (multilingual, accessibility, forms).
- Files & teamwork: Nextcloud + OnlyOffice/Collabora (Docs, Drive, Calendar).
- Communication: Matrix (Element) or Mattermost for chat; Jitsi Meet for video.
- Email (optional self-host): Mailcow, Modoboa, or Mail-in-a-Box; otherwise use a reputable external provider.
- Security & networking: OPNsense/pfSense firewall; WireGuard VPN; Uptime Kuma + Netdata for monitoring; BorgBackup/Restic.
2) Citizen Services & Casework (Month 1–2)
- Simple: Nextcloud Forms.
- Advanced, legally structured: Docassemble (guided forms, PDF assembly).
- Helpdesk/ticketing: Zammad or GLPI (citizen requests, SLAs, knowledge base).
- Appointments/queues: Cal.com (FOSS) for booking; optional kiosk browser setup at the front desk.
- CRM for residents/beneficiaries: SuiteCRM or CiviCRM (cases, outreach, mailings).
3) Participation, Transparency & Open Data (Month 2–3)
- E‑participation: Decidim or CONSUL (consultations, proposals, participatory budgeting).
- Surveys & deliberation: LimeSurvey and Pol.is (idea clustering).
- Open Data: CKAN (datasets, budget files, geodata).
- Budget transparency: OpenSpending (publish and visualize budgets).
4) Spatial, Field, and Emergency Capabilities (Month 3+)
- GIS: PostGIS + GeoServer; web maps with Leaflet/MapLibre; QGIS desktop for staff.
- Field data collection (offline-friendly): ODK or KoboToolbox mobile apps.
- Crisis mapping/community reporting: Ushahidi; disaster mgmt: Sahana Eden.
- Asset & inventory: Snipe‑IT (hardware, equipment); Kimai (time tracking); OrangeHRM (HR basics).
- Telephony: Asterisk/FreePBX (local PBX, IVR for citizen hotline).
TOP PICKS BY FUNCTION (CURATED SHORTLIST)
- Website/Portal (multilingual): Drupal (enterprise-grade) or WordPress (easier start)
- Forms & Guided Processes: Docassemble (complex), Nextcloud Forms (basic), LimeSurvey (surveys)
- Helpdesk/Service Desk: Zammad (modern UI) or GLPI (ITIL, enterprise features)
- Collaboration Suite: Nextcloud + OnlyOffice/Collabora; Jitsi Meet (video); Matrix/Element (chat)
- Participation/Democracy: Decidim (complete civic suite), CONSUL (proven in cities), Loomio (deliberation)
- Open Data: CKAN (de facto standard), DKAN (Drupal-based alternative)
- Analytics & Dashboards: Metabase or Apache Superset; Grafana for infra metrics
- GIS Stack: PostGIS + GeoServer; QGIS; Leaflet/MapLibre on web; OpenMapTiles for basemaps
- CRM/Case Management: SuiteCRM (broad) or CiviCRM (civic-focused)
- Low-code/internal tools: Directus, Appsmith, Budibase, NocoDB, Baserow
- Document/Records Management: Mayan EDMS; OpenKM (RMS features)
- Security/Networking: OPNsense/pfSense; WireGuard; CrowdSec/Fail2ban; Borg/Restic backups
- Email (self-host): Mailcow / Modoboa / Mail‑in‑a‑Box
- Telephony: FreePBX (Asterisk)
- Monitoring/Status: Uptime Kuma (status page), Netdata/Prometheus+Grafana (infra)
A “NANOGOV” STARTER ARCHITECTURE (2 OPTIONS)
- Ultra‑Light (fits 1–2 small servers or VPS):
- Reverse proxy (Caddy/Nginx) + Keycloak
- Portal (Drupal/WordPress) + Nextcloud (+ OnlyOffice)
- Zammad (helpdesk) + LimeSurvey (surveys)
- Matrix (Dendrite for lightweight) + Jitsi
- CKAN (open data) if resources allow; else add in Phase 2
- OPNsense firewall (if on‑prem), WireGuard VPN, Uptime Kuma, BorgBackup
- Full‑Stack (virtualized cluster or stronger VPS pool):
- Add Decidim/CONSUL, GeoServer + PostGIS, CKAN early
- Add Docassemble, SuiteCRM/CiviCRM, Metabase/Superset
- Add FreePBX, Snipe‑IT, OrangeHRM, Ushahidi/Sahana Eden
LOW CONNECTIVITY / OFFLINE-FIRST PRACTICES
- Prefer lightweight, cacheable frontends; enable HTTP/2/3 and compression.
- Use Dendrite (lightweight Matrix), k3s or Docker Compose over heavy K8s.
- Deploy local QGIS/Nextcloud clients to sync when online.
- Use ODK/Kobo for store‑and‑forward field data.
- Mirror key docs/datasets to static sites or IPFS gateway if helpful.
LANGUAGE & CULTURE (RUSSIAN + SOYOT)
- Choose a multilingual CMS theme; enforce i18n from day one.
- Maintain terminology in Weblate (collaborative translation).
- Use universal fonts (e.g., Noto) and set up Soyot keyboard layouts (Keyman).
- Capture cultural assets in Nextcloud and publish via the portal/Open Data.
SECURITY, PRIVACY, AND E‑SIGNATURES
- Identity: Keycloak with TOTP 2FA, role‑based access, per‑service SSO.
- Data protection: encrypted backups (Borg/Restic), disk encryption on servers, minimal data collection.
- Certificates & signatures: Let’s Encrypt (TLS); Open e‑signature tooling such as EU DSS/“Open eSignServer”, OpenXPKI/EJBCA for in‑house certificates; PGP for simple document signing workflows.
- Logs & auditing: centralize with Loki/Elastic‑Lite; restrict admin access via WireGuard jump host.
- Budgets: publish CSV/JSON + visuals (OpenSpending or simple Metabase dashboards).
- Procurement: adopt Open Contracting Data Standard (OCDS) exports; publish on CKAN.
- Datasets: geodata, demographics, service metrics; license under Open Data Commons or Creative Commons.
IMPLEMENTATION PLAYBOOK (90–120 DAYS)
1) Week 1–2: Requirements & Hosting
- Pick on‑prem (Proxmox) vs VPS; define languages, departments, and priority services.
- Create domain, DNS, TLS; set up firewall/VPN and backups.
- Deploy Keycloak, portal, Nextcloud (+OnlyOffice), Matrix/Jitsi, monitoring.
- Set up editorial workflow; publish initial content and service catalog.
3) Week 6–8: Citizen Services
- Launch Zammad helpdesk + email integration; add 10–20 top citizen forms (Nextcloud Forms/Docassemble).
- Enable booking (Cal.com) for in‑person days; publish SLAs and response times.
4) Week 9–10: Participation & Open Data
- Stand up Decidim/CONSUL; run first consultation (e.g., winter road priorities).
- Deploy CKAN; publish first 10 datasets (budget, assets map, schedules).
5) Week 11–16: GIS & Field + Training
- Enable PostGIS/GeoServer + simple Leaflet map; pilot ODK data collection.
- Staff training: 2–3 short workshops (portal editing, helpdesk, data entry, privacy).
LIGHTWEIGHT HARDWARE/OPS NOTES
- One modest server (or two VPS) can run the core stack with careful tuning and nightly backups.
- Prefer containers (Docker/Podman) + Compose for simplicity; document everything in a Git repo.
- Start with staging → production separation; use automated nightly offsite Borg backups.
HOW I CAN TAILOR THIS FOR ORLIK
- Prioritize a small “v1” bundle: Keycloak, Portal, Nextcloud, Zammad, Jitsi, LimeSurvey.
- Then add one of: Decidim (participation) or CKAN (open data), based on your top goal.
- Integrate GIS later for roads, land use, and emergency routes.
Questions to customize your plan
- Hosting: on‑prem in Orlik vs VPS/cloud? Any policy constraints?
- Connectivity: typical bandwidth/latency and power stability?
- Languages: confirm Russian + Soyot; any additional?
- Priorities: which 5–10 citizen services to digitize first?
- Staff: how many daily users/admins? Any Linux experience?
- Timeline: any public milestone you want to announce as “first in Soyot history”?
If you want, I can turn this into a concrete stack with deployment steps and a 12‑week Gantt, plus a minimal budget and
