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Upload documents and implement universal viewer #127

Closed jduss4 closed 6 years ago

jduss4 commented 7 years ago

All document jpgs (that I know about) are ready to go and documents.csv should be up to date with their information.

What size of document should be uploaded? If full size, then is there server space that can accommodate about 110GB?

Upload and move any manifest / IIIF related tasks that need to be run into rake tasks, where possible.

Implement Universal Viewer for explore > units > unit > document tab and documents > browse pages

wnmartin commented 7 years ago

Jessica, Hello. The IIIF server certainly does not need access to "full tiff" images.

I believe it is planned for CDRH to have a IIIF server set up to hold the images (need not be the same server that the database and web pages sit on). That IIIF server will give access to the Document image files and the Images image files.

Robbie is working on getting a proof of concept version of the Universal Viewer to "work inside" a Rails app.

Cheers, Worthy


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All document jpgs (that I know about) are ready to go and documents.csv should be up to date with their information.

What size of document should be uploaded? If full size, then is there server space that can accommodate about 110GB?

Upload and move any manifest / IIIF related tasks that need to be run into rake tasks, where possible.

Implement Universal Viewer for explore > units > unit > document tab and documents > browse pages

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jduss4 commented 7 years ago

@wnmartin Hello! Sorry for the confusion, I'm asking about the size for the JPEGs, not the TIFFs. The JPEGs are currently about 110 GB. What I'm wondering is if these could be sized down at all and still be served / tiled well, or if they should be uploaded at their current size.

wnmartin commented 7 years ago

Jessica, Hello. The same comment is relevant to the jpegs. Is the 110 GB the total for the image files, i.e., both the Document image files and the Images image files? For the jpeg versions of the Document image files, what resolution are they presently at?

Cheers, Worthy


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jduss4 commented 7 years ago

In terms of storage, it's definitely relevant for both, though finding 110GB of space is a lot better than 1.2 TB of space! :D That is only for the documents, not the images / photographs. I don't have the majority of the large copies for those, only "web ready" sizes that are uploaded and some tiffs.

The document JPEG resolution is 400 at the moment.

I'm guessing that we can find space on the library's production servers for the IIIF server and the images, but I'm not sure when we will be scheduling that kind of work.

jduss4 commented 6 years ago

This is done! :)