• Allows multiple users to use Circuitscape on a cloud hosted infrastructure.
• Provides a browser based interface for Circuitscape, both on the desktop (standalone mode) and the cloud (multiuser mode).

Use script bin/cswebgui.py to bring up the server. Invoke the script with -h parameter for help on available options.

usage: cswebgui.py [-h] [--port PORT] [--headless] [--config CONFIG]

Start Circuitscape Cloud

optional arguments:
  -h, --help       show this help message and exit
  --port PORT
  --headless
  --config CONFIG

Run bin/cswebgui.py to start the server on port 8080 and invoke a browser pointing to it.

Valid options:

• port: Port number on which to start the server (default 8080). The server is then accessible over a browser as http://localhost:port_number/
• headless: The browser is not automatically invoked. You can access the cloudCS HTML interface by pointing your browser at http://localhost:port_number/

Run bin/cswebgui.py --config cloudCS.cfg where the file cloudCS.cfg is the server configuration.

For more details on available options, refer to the comments in the sample configuration file cloudCS.cfg.sample

• Prepare a local folder with all data files and configuration files within it.
• Files can be organized under sub folders.
• Configuration files must refer to relative paths starting from the folder in which the configuration file itself is located.
• Compress the local root folder into a zip archive and upload on to Google Drive.
• Click Run Batch in the cloudCS menu and select the uploaded archive.
• The zip archive will be downloaded and run on the cloudCS server and results would be archived and uploaded back on to Google Drive.