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Recover and deploy previous working demos on UW AWS #6
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Based on David's request, I will try to rebuild old ODM2 rest API service. |
Thanks, Choonhan. @lsetiawan, please follow up with @cdesyoun to give him the access and set up he needs on our AWS cloud. Probably best to do that offline, via email. I'll connect you two. |
@emiliom , @horsburgh @valentinedwv, I deployed old ODM2 rest swagger api on AWS cloud. Thanks, |
Thank you, Choonhan! Fantastic. FYI (for others), the service provides access to my "Marchantaria" ODM2 use case. This Jupyter notebook from August 2015 illustrates the use of the REST API and provides access information and background on the use case (assumptions, data loaded, etc); additional information on this use case is available on our ODM2 use case paper: Hsu, L. et al., (2017). Enhancing Interoperability and Capabilities of Earth Science Data using the Observations Data Model 2 (ODM2). Data Science Journal. 16, p.4. DOI: http://doi.org/10.5334/dsj-2017-004 Issue #1 from 2015-2016 also includes some discussion on the REST API implementation vis a vis this use case. 7/30 Update: I will close this issue by mid August, once I've had a chance to add visible documentation about this new API instance and the associated Marchantaria demonstration Jupyter notebook (which I've successfully updated but have not pushed to github yet; see #7) |
@emiliom, time to close this issue? |
Sure. Closing. |
Following up on discussion with @valentinedwv at BiGCZ call on May 30. Creating this issue to track discussions and progress.
David, have you had a chance to look at the old VMs to see if you can recover and deploy them on an Amazon AWS cloud instance hosted by the UW (that we'll give you access to)? FYI, we're now ready to go as of today with a dedicated BiGCZ AWS instance we can use for this. @lsetiawan (Don) will manage it.
As we discussed, the goal here is to redeploy exactly what was previously live on the Azure instance that SDSC managed. No enhancements or changes to anything whatsoever is needed.
cc @aufdenkampe
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