Closed Mariano215 closed 3 years ago
@Mariano215 Do you need to be able to run all available pipelines or do you have a specific subset in mind?
Thanks for the quick response. I'm interested in 510k and Device Adverse Events if it's possible to limit it to those.
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OK, we'll work on adding those two to the Docker Compose setup and post back once done.
The Docker Compose setup has been updated to include 510K and Device Events in the list of pipelines to run. README
has been updated as well. If you need to be able to run the pipelines outside of Docker you can disassemble the Docker Compose setup to see what's going on under the hood and replicate the steps in your own environment. Feel free to reach out for help if needed.
I'd like step by step instructions for setting up OpenFDA in my lab.
The goal is to have the available pipelines populate and update the data in Elasticsearch so that I can make use of Kibana for research. I have been unsuccessful in attempting this myself and would greatly appreciate any walk-through, detailed setup instructions, or other advice.
Currently it does not seem to be working for me.