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Issue #84 - add links for downloading data collections to README #85
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copied and pasted from MongoDB Compass GUI. - add links to download these colelctions. - switch to something from the CLI - remove commas in numbers? - use consistent size units (MB?)
Please also see #76 . It would be nice to close or address both of these at the same time. |
could still remove comma separators and report sizes in consistent byte units (MB?)
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No, these are brittle links. I suggest we link to a timestamped DRS bundle that has, as its contents
, a DRS blob for each bzipped json lines collection.
We can have a table of summary statistics, and we can also link directly to the DRS blob for each collection.
The link can be served from the nmdc-runtime dev deployment in the short term (https://api.nmdc-runtime-dev.polyneme.xyz/docs), which implements the DRS API. We should get a nicer CNAME for this, e.g. api.microbiomedata.org.
I'll go ahead an merge. |
Fixes #84 |
In what ways are we still using DRS? Is it useful to end users, esp. now that we have metadata-download APIs? |
No idea. I have not been collecting usage logs. That would be step one. |
Would adding logging take much effort? |
shouldn't be too bad. can add a lightweight middleware to nmdc-runtime based on e.g. https://github.com/tom-draper/api-analytics/tree/main/analytics/python/fastapi. |
Are you guys OK with the way I have exposed the NMDC JSON downloads (to the public?)
Please read the two notes.