West-Life Virtual Research Environment Docs
  • Introduction
  • Data Management
  • Virtual Folder
    • User's guide
      • Settings
        • Import settings from another Virtual Folder
      • File Manager
      • File Picker
      • Related applications
        • Jupyter notebook
      • Metadata
    • Installation guide
      • Cloud installation
      • Local installation
      • Integration with SSO
    • Integration guide
      • Select File or Dir from Virtual Folder
      • Working with WEBDAV
      • Embedding Virtual Folder Component
      • Adding component into Virtual Folder
    • Developer's guide
      • Backend
      • Frontend - Web Application
      • Metadata and API
        • Dataset metadata and API
        • File metadata and API
      • Import Export Settings API
      • Related application and services
      • Untitled
  • Virtual Machines and Containers
    • Preparing vagrant VM template
    • Preparing docker container
  • Repository
    • Installation guide
      • Prerequisites
      • Automatic installation
      • Manual installation from source codes
    • User's guide
      • Scientist imports project proposal
      • Staff uploads data
      • Scientist works with dataset
      • Metadata
    • Developer's guide
      • Metadata generation
      • ARIA integration
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This procedure is appropriate for deploying into existing server or machine. E.g. within dedicated cloud infrastructure. It is recommended to use Scientific Linux 7.x, Centos 7.x or other RHEL 7.x derivatives without modification (other systems needs some modification in bootstrap script).

External registration is needed with West-Life SSO and ARIA for integrating single sign on and project proposal import. Follow prerequisites at .

Log in into the server as root and do following:

Follow bootstrap.sh messages for intermittent errors. Once bootstrap.sh finishes succesfully, the server is prepared to be used. The web server is configured at or at your FQDN. You may customize apache web server configuration at /etc/httpd/conf.d/.

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Manual installation from source codes

Prerequisites
http://localhost
git clone 
cd wp6-repository
bootstrap.sh