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| ############ Google Network ############ | ||
| # By default all images are stored on google |
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See comment in #602 about this block of the config.
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Can we keep the newlines at the ends of files?
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Sorry, I think my autopep8 is doing that. I noticed a lot of those changes. I'll try to fix.
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| # PANOPTES Google Network | |||
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| PANOPTES uses various google technologies in order to effectively | |||
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Perhaps c/google/Google Cloud/
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| PANOPTES uses various google technologies in order to effectively | ||
| create a network of automated observatories. This includes basic | ||
| image storage on google servers (called storage _buckets_) as well |
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| ## Prerequisites | ||
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| To use the google network it is required that a few google software |
| with the network, which means you have been given an official unit_id | ||
| designation (e.g. PAN001, PAN017, etc) and have also been given a | ||
| _service account key_. Currently this process is manual, which means | ||
| if you need one you should ask the core [PANOPTES team](https://projectpanoptes.org/contact.html). |
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How about a pointer to forum.projectpanoptes.org, and request that folks post there to ask for a unit id.
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| # PANOPTES Google Network | |||
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I'm not keen on the name here, probably because I know too much. How about "Enabling Access to Project PANOPTES Cloud Services" or some such?
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| > :warning: **Warning** Your service account key is basically a password file and should be kept secret. Do not share the key with others or save in the git repository. | ||
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| You should place this key in a hidden directory within `$PANDIR`. |
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Non-linux folks don't necessarily realize that a period at the start of a directory or file name hides it from ls, though we also shouldn't delude them into thinking it is anything more than a convenience to clean up busy directories.
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One of #599 . Basic instructions for getting authenticated on the google network.
This includes some config items that will be used in forthcoming PRs but should be okay to merge here.