KMS 2.0

Keyword Management System (KMS) is a application for maintaining keywords (science keywords, platforms, instruments, data centers, locations, projects, services, resolution, etc.) in the earthdata/IDN system.

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Getting Started

Requirements

• Node (check .nvmrc for correct version)
  • nvm is highly recommended

Setup

To install the necessary components, run:

    npm install

Usage

In order to run KMS locally, you first need to setup a RDF database.

Running Serverless Offline (API Gateway/Lambdas)

In order to run serverless-offline, which is used for mimicking API Gateway to call lambda functions, run:

    npm run offline

Local Testing

To run the test suite, run:

    npm run test

Deploying RDF Database

Prerequisites

Copy your AWS credentials and set these up as env variables

export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=[your access secret access key]
export AWS_SESSION_TOKEN=[your session token]

Retrieve the VPC_ID from AWS

Set the RDFDB user name and password

export RDFDB_PASSWORD=[your rdfdb password]

Deploy Docker Container to Registry

export 
./deploy_to_ecr.sh

Deploy ECS Service to AWS

cdk deploy rdf4jIamStack
cdk deploy rdf4jEfsStack
cdk deploy rdf4jEcsStack

One thing to note is if you destroy the rdf4jEfsStack and redeploy, this will create a new EFS file system. You will need to copy the data from the old EFS file system to the new one. This can be done by mounting the old EFS file system to an EC2 instance and copying the data to the new EFS file system.