In our effort to invest in the long-term sustainability of Yivi, we are migrating all Yivi components, including core components, away from SIDN to our reliable hosting environment. Along the way, we are addressing technical debt and implementing improvements where possible.

Additionally, we are collaborating with the Privacy By Design Foundation to migrate components from their servers to our reliable hosting. Caesar Groep is taking charge to ensure the foundation no longer runs critical components essential to the Yivi ecosystem.

This blog post outlines the migration's impact. If you are affected in any way or have questions, feel free to contact us.

Hey everyone!

As we approach the end of 2024, our team is working hard to deliver as much progress on the project as possible. In keeping with our commitment to the community, we’re excited to share some of the improvements we’ve been working on. A lot of work has been put into getting a production grade hosting environment, but next to that we also delivered on some other areas.

He all, I thought it would be nice to update you on our progress. Our dedicated team started the development and operations of Yivi effectively on the 1st of November. The existing code base (70+ repositories) is quite large, and the learning curve is rather steep, however I think we are making great progress. We touched a lot of components already and we are learning as we go.

As told during the Yivi meetup we have a roadmap ahead of us containing 3 epics, namely: Cloud Migration, Development and eIDAS2.0. I will update our progress on each of them.

We are excited to announce that Caesar Groep will be continuing the development of Yivi. Yivi is the most privacy friendly ID-Wallet that empowers users with privacy-first, secure, and user-friendly solutions. Our mission is to build upon the excellent foundation already laid and innovate further to ensure Yivi remains at the forefront of digital identity technology.