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CaltechDATA

This is the source repsository for CaltechDATA, Caltech's Institutional Data and Software Repository. It is an instance of the InvenioRDM repository platform.

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Introduction

This repository was initialized following the InvenioRDM instructions/. It was then customized to meet the needs of the Caltech community. This is only one deployment example, and may or not be appropriate for your specific institution and IT setup.

Installation

We currently deploy CaltechDATA on a m6i.xlarge AWS EC2 instance with Ubuntu 20.04. We use this cloud-init file to do most of the initial setup.

Install NVM

We haven't gotten NVM to install with cloud-init. Run curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.39.1/install.sh | bash, then reboot and type nvm install 14

Install InvenioRDM

Clone this repository into /Sites, then go to that directory

invenio-cli install
invenio-cli services setup --no-demo-data

You'll need to add .env file to the repository directory, which includes secrets:

INVENIO_DATACITE_PASSWORD=
INVENIO_SECRET_KEY=
INVENIO_S3_ACCESS_KEY_ID=
INVENIO_S3_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=
FLASK_ENV=
INVENIO_LOGGING_CONSOLE_LEVEL=
INVENIO_MAIL_PASSWORD=

This configuration uses S3 for storage. You need to change the bucket name with

pipenv run invenio files location s3-default s3://caltechdata --default

You can load the funders vocabulary with

wget https://zenodo.org/record/7038913/files/v1.5-2022-08-31-ror-data.zip?download=1 -O ror.zip
pipenv run invenio vocabularies import --vocabulary funders --origin "/Sites/caltechdata/ror.zip"

We have a local CaltechPEOPLE list, which is loaded with

pipenv run invenio vocabularies import --vocabulary names --filepath ./vocabularies-future.yaml

Domain Configuration

You'll need a domain name, and set an A record to point the domain name to your AWS instance.

Move nginx.conf to /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/default

Copy redirect-map.conf to /etc/nginx/

Get a certificate with sudo certbot --nginx

Restart nginx with sudo service nginx restart

Systemctl

We need three services to run InvenioRDM. Set them up with

sudo cp rdm_rest.service /etc/systemd/system/.
sudo cp rdm.service /etc/systemd/system/.
sudo cp rdm_celery.service /etc/systemd/system/.
sudo systemctl daemon-reload
sudo systemctl start rdm
sudo systemctl start rdm_rest
sudo systemctl start rdm_celery

You should now have a InvenioRDM repository fully running!

Usage

Stopping InvenioRDM

cd /Sites/caltechdata
sudo systemctl stop nginx
sudo systemctl stop rdm
sudo systemctl stop rdm_rest
sudo systemctl stop rdm_celery
invenio-cli services stop

Starting InvenioRDM

cd /Sites/caltechdata
invenio-cli services start
# Make sure there are no errors in the invenio-saml install
sudo systemctl start rdm_celery
sudo systemctl start rdm_rest
sudo systemctl start rdm
sudo systemctl start nginx

Known issues and limitations

These insttallation instructions are intended for this specific Caltech deployment, and you may need to modify them to work for your specific configuration.

Getting help

Please open an issue or pull request if you notice any problems or have questions.

Contributing

Please see our Contributing guidelines

License

Software produced by the Caltech Library is Copyright © 2022 California Institute of Technology. This software is freely distributed under a BSD/MIT type license. Please see the LICENSE file for more information.

Authors and history

Tom Morrell led the CaltechDATA InvenioRDM development. Tommy Keswick did all the themeing and site design. Robert Doiel implemented the Shibboleth login. Mike Hucka worked on the GitHub integration. TUGraz and all the other InvenioRDM partners were instrumental in getting all the customizations working.

Acknowledgments

This work was funded by the California Institute of Technology Library.