Re-GIS (Research Environment for GIS) is an environment for visualizing data on maps. It was developed by the Netherlands eScience Center and TNO. The full documentation is available at http://regis.readthedocs.io/
Full Re-GIS Stack using docker files and docker-compose.
The goal of this stack is to set up a development infrastructure of the regis stack, it is not meant for production deployment!
- docker and docker-compose
- Apache CouchDB
- SLURM
First, install docker and docker-compose.
Check out the sim-city-cs repository in the same directory as this repo. Put your simulation scripts in the simcity-slurm/simulations/ directory with their respective .json description in the simcity-webservice/simulations/ directory. Check the documentation for more information on adding simulations to the system.
Run a test infrastructure with
docker-compose -f docker-compose-demo.yml up --build
The regis frontend is now available on http://localhost:8008/. Commonsense is running on localhost:3003.
The sim-city-webservice is now available on localhost/explore/ There is a CouchDB database running for tasks jobs on on localhost/couchdb/ A webdav server is running on localhost/webdav/
These parts are strung together using nginx that is also running in a docker container.
Finally, a slurm cluster is running to run simulations.
To get a first impression of the frontend, see TNO's online demo.
This docker container runs the front end. The directory sim-city-cs is mounted into the docker image in /home/simcity/sim-city-cs. You can edit typescript and html files in this directory from outside the docker, which will trigger a recompilation of the files and a restart of the server using nodemon.
The sim-city-cs docker is accessible over SSH on port 30022 (user simcity, password simcity).
This docker hosts the simcity-webservice. The simulations directory is copied into the docker when it is built. Changing the files in this directory therefore requires rebuilding the docker image.
The sim-city-webservice docker is accessible over SSH on port 20022 (user simcity, password simcity).
This docker hosts a slurm cluster with 2 nodes. The simulations directory is copied into the docker when it is built into /home/xenon/simulations. Changing the files in this directory therefore requires rebuilding the docker image.
It is running an toned down version of ubuntu 14.04. All simulations are run as the xenon user. If your simulation depends on certain software add it to the Dockerfile.
The slurm docker is accessible over SSH on port 10022 (user xenon, password javagat).
This docker hosts the couchdb. It is a standard couchdb install with a little local configuration.
It runs on port 5784 with user simcityadmin, password simcity
This docker hosts a webdav server on port 8080. The user is webdav with password vadbew
This docker hosts the nginx http server. Its configuration links the different docker components together. It also hosts static content on localhost/www/. You can add your own static content in the www directory, which gets copied into the docker image when it is built.