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To see a tutorial on how install, see these videos :
https://www.datafari.com/files/videos/datafariuidevlocal1.mov and https://www.datafari.com/files/videos/datafariuidevlocal2.mov
There are some additional scripts to do another tasks :
We provide extra scripts to do additional tasks :
- send_data_to_datafari.sh : this script send data to Datafari. The docs are located into exampledocs. The script will copy some CVS files into the container and add Solr config to Datafari and post CSV files to Solr. At the end Datafari is restarted.
- send_data_to_datafari.sh : this script sends sample data to Datafari. The docs are located into exampledocs. The script will copy some CVS files into the container and add Solr config to Datafari and post CSV files to Solr. At the end Datafari is restarted. Note that there will be one Solr document for each line of the CSV files (rather than one Solr document per CSV file) .
To launch that script, the containers must be up (docker-compose up -d)
- reset.sh : this script will remove the containers, the Docker images and the Docker volumes if present. The script also deletes the folders datafari and DatafariUI. So when you launch that script, it is like a factory reset of the project. You need to launch after init.sh and docker-compose up -d to set up the project.
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- reset.sh : this script will remove the containers, the Docker images and the Docker volumes if present. The script also deletes the folders datafari and DatafariUI. So when you launch that script, it is like a factory reset of the project. Afterwards, you need to launch init.sh and docker-compose up -d to set up the project.
