InvenioRDM is a free and open-source research data management software developed by CERN. It allows institutions to create a digital repository for storing, managing, and sharing research data. This tutorial will guide you through the installation process of InvenioRDM on NetBSD.
In order to install InvenioRDM on NetBSD, we first need to install the required packages. Use the pkg_add
command to install the following packages:
pkg_add py38-pip py38-virtualenv pkgconf gcc8 gettext-tools git
This will install the necessary packages to create the virtual environment and build the dependencies needed for InvenioRDM.
Once the required packages are installed, we need to create a virtual environment. Navigate to the directory of your choice and create a new virtual environment using the following command:
python3 -m venv invenio-env
This will create a new virtual environment named invenio-env
. Activate the environment using the following command:
source invenio-env/bin/activate
Now we can install InvenioRDM using the pip
command. Run the following command to install InvenioRDM:
pip install invenio-app-rdm
This command will install InvenioRDM and its dependencies into the virtual environment invenio-env
.
In order to configure InvenioRDM, we need to navigate to the installation directory and initialize the configuration files. To do this, run the following command:
cd ~/.virtualenvs/invenio-env
invenio-cli init
This command initializes the configuration files and creates the necessary directories.
Finally, we can run InvenioRDM using the following command:
invenio-cli run
This command will start the InvenioRDM server. Navigate to http://localhost:5000
to access the InvenioRDM instance.
In this tutorial, we have outlined the steps to install InvenioRDM on NetBSD. InvenioRDM provides a powerful research data management system that can be used to store, manage, and share research data. Once installed, you can customize and configure InvenioRDM to suit your organization's needs.
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