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| Embargo || Optional. If an embargo time is supplied, this information is put into the zip's file name as a timestamp. The Fusion Edge Server uses the file name to determine if there is an embargo time, and will not publish the environment until the embargo time has passed | | Embargo || Optional. If an embargo time is supplied, this information is put into the zip's file name as a timestamp. The Fusion Edge Server uses the file name to determine if there is an embargo time, and will not publish the environment until the embargo time has passed | ||
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+ | Once the Fusion Registry has generated a Fusion Edge Server publication, it can be downloaded. The download is available up until such time that the Fusion Registry is asked to generate a new Fusion Edge Server publication for the same environment. |
Revision as of 08:36, 10 February 2020
Overview
By design, the Fusion Registry does not diretly integrate with the Fusion Edge server, instead it is capable of generating content that can be published to it. The genearted content consists of a single zip file, as required by the Fusion Edge Server for ingestion.
Edge Server 'environments' can be described in the Fusion Registry, the puspose for describing an environment is to enable the Fusion Registry to know what content is should include/exclude from the published content. There is no direct or indirect relationship between the Fusion Registry and the Fusion Edge Server, so the 'environment' definition is simply to help administrators maintain a packaging definition.
The Fusion Registry User Interface supports the creation of an environment definition, and can be used to generate the publication file for the Fusion Edge Server. It is also possible to drive both processes using the Fusion Registry web services.
The process of publishing the generated content to the Fusion Edge server is beyond the remit of the Fusion Registry, and therefore is either a manual process, or an automated task using scripts which are external to, and not goverened by, the Fusion Registry
Environment Definition
The Fusion Edge Server Environment Definition consists of the following properties
Property | Purpose |
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Id | Unique Identifier. This is used when performing operations such as changing definitions, or generating a publication |
Description | Human readable description of the environment |
Include Data | whether to include datasets in the publication (or structural metadata only) (yes/no/or a specific list) |
Include Reference Metadata | true/false - whether to include reference metadata in the publication |
Include Provisions | true/false - related to the inclusion of data, whether to include Provision Agreements in the publication, or just the Dataflows |
Edge Organisation | optional. This can be set to any Data Provider,Data Consumer, or Agency in the Fusion Registry. When generating content for the Fusion Edge Server, the environment will be treated as a user, with the same security rules applied as if the linked Organisation were requesting structures or data. The default setting is anonymous user. |
Enforce Embargo | if set to true, then an Embargo date/time must be set when generating the Edge Server content |
Generating Edge Content
The generation of Edge content requires the following information
Property | Purpose |
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Publication Type |
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Embargo | Optional. If an embargo time is supplied, this information is put into the zip's file name as a timestamp. The Fusion Edge Server uses the file name to determine if there is an embargo time, and will not publish the environment until the embargo time has passed |
The generation of Edge conent is a request which is processed asyncronously, and as such a status report is maintained by the Fusion Registry so that the progress can be tracked. Once the edge content is ready, it can be downloaded via a sererate call.
Download Edge Content
Once the Fusion Registry has generated a Fusion Edge Server publication, it can be downloaded. The download is available up until such time that the Fusion Registry is asked to generate a new Fusion Edge Server publication for the same environment.