This is a fork of the actual project, which can be found here. All issues, contributors, ect. can be found there.

Live use case for BYOA cloud compute framework (ccf). This project is not meant to be a stable cloud compute server. It was created as a class project, and despite having basic functionality is still very rough.

Deployment is automatically handled by Travis-ci and Heroku. Due to the nature of this project up-time is not guaranteed as the server may be spun-down by the owner when it is not needed. Should you need to see something in prod when it is down, please contact the owner of this github repository so that it can be turned back on. The production website can be found here. Note, the inital load of the website might have a high delay, and it is suggested waiting for up to 60 seconds if it is failing to appear.

A demonstration of this project can be viewed by creating a new job and adding the following to the fields:

Config:

NAME Ethan; GIT_CLONE  https://github.com/eetar1/Seng371-Worker; INSTALL_REQUIREMENTS; PYTHON_RUN dataFetch.py

Catalog Link:

https://cbers-stac-0-6.s3.amazonaws.com/CBERS4/MUX/065/094/catalog.json

Once complete, the completed job will output an inverted image which can be viewed from the Jobs page.

On your first run you may need to start a Docker daemon. This can be done with

sudo dockerd

Once you have the Docker daemon, simply using

sudo docker-compose up

First, a virtual environment should be created. This can be done with

python -m virtualenv env

Once the virtualenv has installed and created itself, activate it with

source env/bin/activate

Finally, once your environment has been activated, simply run

pip install -r requirements.txt
pip install -r requirements-dev.txt

Thanks to the magic of pre-commit, most of this has been automated. However, you must first run

pre-commit install

This will install and setup the pre-commit tool, which will ensure the other tools are run when you create a commit.

This project uses pytest as its test-runner. In order to run the tests, you must run

pytest ccf

if you're in the root dir, or

pytest

if you're in the ccf directory.

To install the docker components of this project, please run

sudo apt-get install docker.io
sudo apt-get install docker-compose

Once these have sucessfully been installed, you have all of the docker components needed.