invenioRDM-mug

invenioRDM deployment example for MUG

Nginx

Nginx example configuration can be found under nginx.

Demo

update the environment variables. .env.temp

docker compose -f demo-compose.yml up -d

Once running, visit https://127.0.0.1 in your browser.

Note: The server is using a self-signed SSL certificate, so your browser will issue a warning that you will have to by-pass.

Initialization

To set up your database, indexes, and related components, follow these steps.
Note: These commands should only be run during the initial setup. Running them multiple times may result in data loss.

1. Access the container's shell:

   docker exec -it UI-CONTAINER bash

2. Run the following commands one by one:

   # Clear the cache
   invenio shell --no-term-title -c "import redis; redis.StrictRedis.from_url(app.config['CACHE_REDIS_URL']).flushall(); print('Cache cleared')"
   
   # Drop existing database (if any)
   invenio db drop --yes-i-know
   
   # Destroy existing indexes
   invenio index destroy --force --yes-i-know
   
   # Purge the indexing queue
   invenio index queue init purge
   
   # Create a fresh database
   invenio db create
   
   # Set up the default file storage location
   invenio files location create --default 'default-location' /opt/invenio/var/instance/data
   
   # Create an admin role
   invenio roles create admin
   
   # Grant superuser access to the admin role
   invenio access allow superuser-access role admin
   
   # Initialize indexes
   invenio index init --force
   
   # fixtures data
   invenio rdm-records fixtures

3. (Optional) add demo data:

   # demo data
   invenio rdm-records demo

4. (Optional) create users:

   # create a users with cli
   invenio users create [email protected] --password <YOURPASSWORD> --active --confirm
   
   invenio users create [email protected] --password <YOURPASSWORD> --active --confirm
   
   # give a user admin role
   invenio roles add [email protected] admin

MUG

For this deployment, we have set up a new NGINX container without SSL enabled, which acts as a reverse proxy for both the UI and API containers. MUG should use port 8000 of this container to route requests through its own proxy server.

update the environment variables. .env.temp

docker compose -f mug-compose.yml up -d