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A docker impage (pulled from dockerhub) - e.g.
wcinformatics/wci-terminology-service:1.2.01-2023011020240108A postgres database dump file (that can be loaded with pgrestorepg_restore) - link supplied on project-by-project basis
A Lucene indexes directory packaged up as a .zip file - link supplied on a project-by-project basis.
Following are the steps to deploy the terminology server with a specified data set (example shows the testing dataset).
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# Start by setting information about artifacts and your postgres config, e.g.: dockerImage=wcinformatics/wci-terminology-service:1.2.01-2023011020240108 dumpUrl=https://wci-us-west-2.s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/term-server-v2/data/wci-terminology-db-TEST-20232024.dump indexUrl=https://wci-us-west-2.s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/term-server-v2/data/wci-terminology-indexes-TEST-20232024.zip PGDATABASE=terminologydb PGHOST=localhost PGPORT=5432 PGUSER=postgres PGPASSWORD=pgP@ssw0rd # Choose a directory where indexes will live indexDir=/data/index # Restore database (see lower in this document for restoring from a plain text dump) wget -O data.dump $dumpUrl pg_restore -O -n public -Fc --dbname=$PGDATABASE --username=$PGUSER data.dump # Unpack indexes # NOTE: ensure the docker user will be able to access the index files. # NOTE: if deploying with Kubernetes, you will want to use a persistent volume # (the other option is to put the data at an accessible URL and # the pod can be configured to download that data and unpack it locally) # mkdir -p $indexDir wget -O $indexDir/index.zip $indexUrl unzip $indexDir/index.zip -d $indexDir chmod -R 777 $indexDir # Pull and run docker image (use -d to put it in the background) # NOTE: these commands assume "sudo" is required to run docker # and expose the process on port 8080 of the machine sudo docker run -d --rm -e PGHOST=$PGHOST -e PGPORT=$PGPORT -e PGUSER=$PGUSER -e PGPASSWORD=$PGPASSWORD \ -e PGDATABASE=$PGDATABASE -p 8080:8080 -v "$indexDir":/index $dockerImage |
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