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galois

Multi-User Rest-Api Server for Deploying Portable Format For analytics

How to install and get started: https://github.com/orgesleka/galois/wiki/Installation-and-Getting-Started

==Rest-API==

  • each url for example /galois/home/gauss/ without a model is considered like a directory in linux
  • each url for example /galois/home/gauss/iris.pfa with a model is considered like an executable file in linux
  • each url belongs to one owner and one group.
  • for each url there are the following rights: read, write, execute for owner,group,others; like in linux
  • to make it more appealing, there will be command line tools which are named like the linux tools and work like those, for example: mkdir, ls, rm, adduser, chown, chmod etc -> this way, everyone who knows something about linux, should be able to use the api without high learning curve
    • Models:
      • POST : Execute a model
      • PUT : Create or update a model
      • GET : Read a model, download it
      • DELETE : Delete a model
      • w = write = PUT & DELETE
      • r = read = GET
      • x = execute = POST (with some json send to the file, so that it can read the json-file and execute the resource based on the contents of the json-file)
    • Directories:
      • r = read = GET, list files and (direct) subdirectories of this directory
      • w = write = POST & DELETE & PUT
      • e = execute = can access files in this directory whose name is known
      • POST = write a model to this directory, if it does not exist. Must specify the variable filename in HTTP-Header, whose value is the name of the model
      • DELETE = delete this directory if it is empty
      • PUT = create an empty subdirectoy in this directory if it does not exist, if the directory exists do not do anything --> PUT is idempotent; Must specify the variable filename in HTTP-Header, whose value is the name of the subdirectory to be created.
    • PATCH is for metadata