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1 | 43 | Anonymous | h1. Arvados Contributor Wiki |
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3 | 43 | Anonymous | This wiki has information related to the open source project. It's a work in progress, so come back often for updates and feel free to become a contributor. |
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5 | 85 | Peter Amstutz | !>{width: 50%}/images/dax.png! |
6 | 83 | Ward Vandewege | |
7 | 63 | Tim Pierce | {{toc}} |
8 | 82 | Ward Vandewege | |
9 | h2. Platform Overview |
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11 | 63 | Tim Pierce | * [[Introduction to Arvados]] |
12 | * [[Technical Architecture]] |
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13 | * [[Cloud Operating Systems and Virtualization]] |
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14 | * [[Provenance and Reproducibility]] |
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15 | * [[Federation and Data Sharing]] |
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16 | * [[Glossary of Arvados Terms]] |
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17 | 93 | Anonymous | * [[External Resources]] |
18 | 1 | Ward Vandewege | |
19 | 63 | Tim Pierce | h2. Key Components |
20 | 1 | Ward Vandewege | |
21 | 65 | Tom Clegg | * [[Keep]], the content addressable distributed storage service |
22 | 96 | Tom Clegg | ** [[Keep-balance]] |
23 | 78 | Ward Vandewege | ** [[Keep Proxy]] |
24 | 99 | Ward Vandewege | * [[Crunch]], container orchestration |
25 | 63 | Tim Pierce | * [[System and Metadata Database]] |
26 | 65 | Tom Clegg | ** [[REST API Server]] |
27 | * [[SDKs]], including the Python library and the CLI "arv" tool |
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28 | 1 | Ward Vandewege | * [[Workbench]], the web-based application for doing day-to-day work in Arvados |
29 | 78 | Ward Vandewege | * [[Node Manager]] dynamically starts and stops cloud compute nodes based on demand in the job queue |
30 | 76 | Brett Smith | ** [[Lifecycle of an Arvados compute node]] |
31 | 94 | Peter Amstutz | * [[Common Workflow Language integration with Arvados]] |
32 | 63 | Tim Pierce | |
33 | h2. Using Arvados |
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35 | 80 | Radhika Chippada | * [[Curoverse Public Beta Program]] — Curoverse Public Beta Program. |
36 | 92 | Peter Amstutz | * [[Developer Docs|Developing with Arvados]] — Porting pipelines and writing crunch scripts. |
37 | 63 | Tim Pierce | * "User Guide":http://doc.arvados.org/user/ — How to manage data and do analysis with Arvados. |
38 | 1 | Ward Vandewege | * "API Reference":http://doc.arvados.org/api/ — Details about the Arvados APIs. |
39 | 88 | Nico César | * "SDK Reference":http://doc.arvados.org/sdk/ — Details about the Arvados SDKs. |
40 | 71 | Anonymous | * "Install Guide":http://doc.arvados.org/install/ — Instructions for installing Arvados. |
41 | 75 | Tom Clegg | * *[[How to Report Issues in Arvados]]* -- including some notes about safely reporting bugs in a public forum. |
42 | 95 | Peter Amstutz | * "Running Common Workflow Language (CWL) workflows on Arvados":http://doc.arvados.org/user/cwl/cwl-runner.html |
43 | 63 | Tim Pierce | |
44 | h2. Contributing and hacking |
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46 | 91 | Peter Amstutz | * [[How to Contribute]] |
47 | * [[Arvbox|Installing a Development Arvados Instance]] |
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48 | 73 | Tom Clegg | * [[Hacking|Hacking HQ]]: introductory material for new developers, and index of resources for all of us |
49 | 90 | Peter Amstutz | * [[Source Tree Overview]] and implementation status |
50 | 74 | Brett Smith | * [[Arvados Licenses FAQ]] |
51 | 63 | Tim Pierce | * [[Documentation|Documentation Project]] |
52 | 67 | Tom Clegg | * [[Design Principles]] |
53 | 69 | Peter Amstutz | * [[Proposals]] and work-in-progress design documents |
54 | 63 | Tim Pierce | |
55 | h2. Community |
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57 | * [[Mission and Principles]] |
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58 | * [[Governance]] |
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59 | * [[IRC and Mailing Lists]] |
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60 | * [[Design Process]] |
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61 | * [[History]] |
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62 | * [[Arvados Summit - Fall 2013]] |
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64 | h2. Legal |
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66 | * [[Licensing Terms]] |