Repo to allow easy deployment of ASSIGN (https://github.com/endeavourhealth-discovery/ASSIGN) via a docker container.
The Dockerfile creates an image with YottaDB set up for running the ASSIGN code.
On docker run it will ask the user for the repo URL, installation path, and commit sha for the repo. Defaults are provided:
assign_url="https://github.com/endeavourhealth-discovery/ASSIGN.git"assign_dest="./ASSIGN"sha=""
The default for sha provides the current master head of the repo.
Example:
Enter ASSIGN git repo url (https://github.com/endeavourhealth-discovery/ASSIGN.git):
Enter ASSIGN install path (./ASSIGN):
Enter ASSIGN commit sha ( ):
Cloning into './ASSIGN'...
When running the container, be sure to provide docker run with the following:
- A port for the YottaDB GUI if you wish to access it from localhost.
- A volume containing processed ABP csv files, which is then mounted to the container at
/data/ABP. As a minimum, ASSIGN currently requires the following ABP files:- ID32_Class_Records.csv
- ID28_DPA_Records.csv
- ID24_LPI_Records.csv
- ID21_BLPU_Records.csv
- ID15_StreetDesc_Records.csv
Once in the container you will be at the YottaDB terminal. Load ABP into the database with d ^UPRN1A, you will then need to provide the path to the ABP data and confirm the load type:
YDB>d ^UPRN1A
ABP folder () :/data/ABP
Full, addtional or delta upload (F/D/A) ? :F
You are about to delete the ABP data and replace it
Are you sure you wish to proceeed !!?y
This should then process ABP and ingest it into the appropriate globals for the ASSIGN routines to query.
A docker container running the yottaDB spun up. Then responsible dev shells into container to import the ABP as above. This container runs a web service listening for a TCP request. This request then uses the underlying mumps routine to query ASSIGN and provide the JSON response.
Set up a container with a simple web server which allows a user to log in and make a request over TCP, this allows us to control routes of access via network rules.