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You mentioned that you could add some STAC specific settings later on in a different PR. No need to do that now but could you make an issue that outlines some of your ideas so that we don't lose track of them.
The optional-components/stac-data-proxy allows the platform to share file contents referenced by STAC collections and items externally. Since this content can have variable media-types, sizes, stream strategies, the optimized methods to expose this data efficiently must be explored, such that Nginx configurations provide the best user experience possible.
A few initial ideas:
STAC employs collections to regroup items and assets. Specific subdirectories will therefore most probably be used to categorize those elements.
Cowbird could be used to sync access between those file-directories from nested secure-data-proxy/stac/<collection-id> under Magpie, and the corresponding stac/stac/<collection-id> to access the STAC API through Magpie/Twitcher.
A similar concept to Magpie's browse/read used for THREDDS could be defined for STAC-API (browse) vs stac-data-proxy (read).
Common assets in STAC that could require Nginx optimizations for file-stream transfer
model references (in exploration) (pytorch .ckpt, ONNX, etc.)
others?
stac-data-proxy could allow file-upload (only download for now via Magpie read permission)
Given that the file structure to be used under the directory aliased by Nginx could vary depending on necessary optimizations, providing a way to upload STAC assets at the same time as pushing STAC Collection/Item references to STAC-API could require some more advanced logic.
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Originally posted by @mishaschwartz in #403 (review)
The
optional-components/stac-data-proxy
allows the platform to share file contents referenced by STAC collections and items externally. Since this content can have variable media-types, sizes, stream strategies, the optimized methods to expose this data efficiently must be explored, such that Nginx configurations provide the best user experience possible.A few initial ideas:
STAC employs collections to regroup items and assets. Specific subdirectories will therefore most probably be used to categorize those elements.
secure-data-proxy/stac/<collection-id>
under Magpie, and the correspondingstac/stac/<collection-id>
to access the STAC API through Magpie/Twitcher.browse
/read
used for THREDDS could be defined for STAC-API (browse) vsstac-data-proxy
(read).Common assets in STAC that could require Nginx optimizations for file-stream transfer
stac-data-proxy
could allow file-upload (only download for now via Magpieread
permission)Given that the file structure to be used under the directory aliased by Nginx could vary depending on necessary optimizations, providing a way to upload STAC assets at the same time as pushing STAC Collection/Item references to STAC-API could require some more advanced logic.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: