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@kbenne Thank you for providing the server version of BOPTEST. From my point of view it comes with great advantages for the user. I like to upvote this solutiion 👍 Even for local deployment I would definitely prefer it over the original containers because it provides so much more flexibility due to parallelism and self-cleaning. Although the use-case time out should be configurable as max in the environments and as additional one in per test case ;)
We already plan to deploy a test server in our lab. Thus, research associates and students can easily test their controls in our private cloud. However, I am wondering if the current version only runs on AWS. I did not try to deploy it yet but I saw from the env-variables that some configuration for AWS needs to be provided.
Is there any documentation on how to deploy it on a private cluster?
Idea: Maybe it would be good to split up the build stage (maybe even provide an official image on docker hub via CI) and the deployment stage with docker-compose.yml.
Thank you for your help on this. My students and I would really appreciate such a solution :)
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Is this still an issue? Otherwise, I will close. Note that since this PR (#652) is now merged, the service version is now the only deployment architecture of BOPTEST.
@kbenne Thank you for providing the server version of BOPTEST. From my point of view it comes with great advantages for the user. I like to upvote this solutiion 👍 Even for local deployment I would definitely prefer it over the original containers because it provides so much more flexibility due to parallelism and self-cleaning. Although the use-case time out should be configurable as max in the environments and as additional one in per test case ;)
We already plan to deploy a test server in our lab. Thus, research associates and students can easily test their controls in our private cloud. However, I am wondering if the current version only runs on AWS. I did not try to deploy it yet but I saw from the env-variables that some configuration for AWS needs to be provided.
Is there any documentation on how to deploy it on a private cluster?
Idea: Maybe it would be good to split up the build stage (maybe even provide an official image on docker hub via CI) and the deployment stage with docker-compose.yml.
Thank you for your help on this. My students and I would really appreciate such a solution :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: