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13:23 pdurbin
andrewSC: not sure if you've seen pyverse: https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse-client-python/issues/43#issuecomment-327180842
13:23 andrewSC
interesting
16:05 pdurbin
bjonnh: hi! Do you have time to talk about Docker?
16:11 bjonnh
pdurbin: somewhat yes
16:14 pdurbin
bjonnh: cool. Did I already show you this issue? https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/issues/4040
16:24 bjonnh
I have no experience with openshift
16:24 bjonnh
nor kubernetes
16:26 bjonnh
that said it sounds that if the docker thing would be working properly, that could be a provider for it (one of the many)
16:26 bjonnh
but developing with openshift in mind would require a paying account for it…
16:28 pdurbin
openshift has some sort of free tier. I'm not worried about that part.
16:28 bjonnh
well free tier is 1GiB memory ;)
16:29 pdurbin
The thing about openshift is that it's something like 70% kubernetes. And kubernetes is all about containers. Docker images. That's where I'm hoping you can help, bjonnh
16:29 bjonnh
the ideal situation here would be that I continue working on splitting things (and hairs)
16:29 bjonnh
so we could have a lot of little containers each running a service
16:30 pdurbin
like Solr in its own container
16:32 bjonnh
yep
16:32 bjonnh
that's where I stopped recently
16:32 bjonnh
because I couldn't use the latest solr which already has its own containers
16:32 pdurbin
right, right
16:33 bjonnh
and I have no idea what solr do exactly and how it works
16:33 pdurbin
heh. it's a search engine. no worries. it allows for friendlier searches than SQL . and gives you faceting
16:34 bjonnh
ok
16:34 pdurbin
The Docker stuff is on my mind because Red Hat is coming over tomorrow. Are there any questions I should ask them?
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Hello
17:03 Thalia_UM
In simple words, what does it mean what is written on network ports?
17:03 Thalia_UM
http://guides.dataverse.org/en/4.7/installation/config.html#network-ports
17:08 pdurbin
Thalia_UM: the web runs on port 80 and 443. We recommend running Apache on those ports and running Glassfish on port 8080.
17:11 Thalia_UM
What is the finality?
17:13 Thalia_UM
in the guide mentions Tworavens and Shibboleth
17:18 Thalia_UM
I don't quite understand these last concepts
17:31 pdurbin
Thalia_UM: TwoRavens looks like this: https://rserve.dataverse.harvard.edu/dataexplore/gui.html?dfId=3040230
17:32 pdurbin
Thalia_UM: Shibboleth is a way to log in using "Your Institution" at https://dataverse.harvard.edu/loginpage.xhtml
17:33 Thalia_UM
Is it the tool that is useful for files that look for data in tables?
17:33 Thalia_UM
Are the types of login mentioned in the manual?
17:34 pdurbin
yes and yes
17:35 pdurbin
types of login: http://guides.dataverse.org/en/4.7.1/installation/config.html#auth-modes-local-vs-remote-vs-both
17:37 Thalia_UM
The Network Ports are for use HTTPS , isn't it?
17:38 pdurbin
Yes, you should use HTTPS .
17:39 Thalia_UM
Thank you :)
17:45 Thalia_UM
This part that means? -> http://guides.dataverse.org/en/4.7/installation/config.html#blocking-api-endpoints
17:45 Thalia_UM
The Native API contains a useful but potentially dangerous API endpoint called “admin” that allows you to change system settings, make ordinary users into superusers, and more.
17:46 pdurbin
yep
17:46 pdurbin
be carefule
17:46 pdurbin
careful*
17:46 pdurbin
it should be limited to "localhost" out of the box
17:48 Thalia_UM
How can that happen?
17:51 Thalia_UM
An example
17:53 pdurbin
Reindexing Solr uses the "admin" endpoint: http://guides.dataverse.org/en/4.7.1/admin/solr-search-index.html . For example.
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I'm sorry, I hadn't internet
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19:47 donsizemore
@bjonnh i'm in and out and happy to help with your dockerization if there's any way i can
19:48 donsizemore
@pdurbin thu-mai is asking about e-mail verification. right now it's a thing users are encouraged to do. i don't see a way for archivists/admins to require that a user verify a given e-mail account for the account to be activated?
19:51 bjonnh
pdurbin: ask them if they can give us free accounts so we can dev dataverse for openshift?
19:52 bjonnh
donsizemore: I may use your words against you ;)
20:12 pdurbin
When Don comes back I'll try to link him to https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/issues/3300 (Email confirmation: user account restriction)
20:13 pdurbin
bjonnh: sure, I can ask about free accounts
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20:24 donsizemore
@bjonnh i'm currently knee-deep in the pre-community edition of discovery environment, which runs nearly everything in a docker container (and they're moving to kubernetes)
20:24 donsizemore
@pdurbin i searched for email verification but missed that issue, thanks
20:30 bjonnh
I should probably start looking into kubernetes
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