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uf_vivo_vagrant

TODO: write better description as to Why this is being done.

Project

Thanks to Ted Lawless for maintaining vivo-vagrant. Most of the basic vivo work is shamelessly copied from his vagrant. The goal here is to create a vagrant with VIVO installed that will load all the UF triples and UF customizations. As of 2-2016 their are about 22 million triples in the UF data set. People ask for them and I think this is a better way to provide them as examples to some folks. Your milage may vary.

Note: the /.vagrant directory and the /work directory are in the .gitignore . work can be conducted there without being committed.

Prereqs

Step 1. Get prereqs. Vagrant VirtualBox

Install the VIVO Vagrant box

$ git clone https://github.com/senrabc/uf-vivo-vagrant.git uf-vivo-vagrant
$ cd uf-vivo-vagrant
$ make build_vivo_vagrant

OR

$ git clone https://github.com/senrabc/uf-vivo-vagrant.git uf-vivo-vagrant
$ cd uf-vivo-vagrant
$ vagrant up

When the Vagrant provisioning script is complete, the VIVO web application will be available in a browser on the host machine at http://localhost:8080/vivo. You can log into your new VIVO with the default admin user (vivo_root@school.edu) and password (rootPassword), which are specified in the /provision/vivo/deploy.properties source file in this repository.

The source will be installed on the virtual machine at /usr/local/vivo/.

To login to the box:

$ vagrant ssh

History

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Credits

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References

https://github.com/lawlesst/vivo-vagrant Vagrant configuration and install scripts for running

License

Apache 2: http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

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A vivo-vagrant loaded with UF data. Based on lawlesst vivo-vagrant

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