Globus Automate action provider for DERIVA

The AP dev/staging/prod servers are configured using the FLASK_ENV variable. Set this before running the server:

export FLASK_ENV=dev

The following needs to be set in cfde_ap/config/keys.py:

KEYS = {
    "GLOBUS_SECRET": "",
    "AWS_KEY": "",
    "AWS_SECRET": "",
}

• GLOBUS_SECRET -- The Confidential Client secret generated on developers.globus.org
• AWS_KEY/SECRET -- CFDE AWS Credentials generated on AWS
  • NOTE: This MUST have permissions to read/write on DynamoDB Tables.

With the KEYS above set, you can run the server locally with:

export FLASK_ENV=dev
export FLASK_APP=cfde_ap/api.py
flask run

The action provider can be tested with data by using the globus-automate tool to call the /run endpoint. This simulates the flow calling the DerivaIngest action. Note: The flow automatically copies data to the GCS endpoint, but calling the action provider directly will skip this step. You must ensure your test data is already on the GCS endpoint for your local server to pull it down.

Given the following input test data test.json:

{
  "data_url": "https://g-c7e94.f19a4.5898.data.globus.org/CFDE/data/KF_C2M2_submission.tgz",
  "dcc_id": "cfde_registry_dcc:kidsfirst",
  "globus_ep": "36530efa-a1e3-45dc-a6e7-9560a8e9ac49",
  "operation": "ingest",
  "test_sub": false
}

The following can be submitted to your locally running server with:

globus-automate action run \
--action-url http://localhost:5000 \
--action-scope https://auth.globus.org/scopes/21017803-059f-4a9b-b64c-051ab7c1d05d/demo \
--body test.json

There are two distinct steps to deploying the Deriva Action Provider.

1. Upgrading code that runs on the Deriva Action Provider Server
2. Upgrading the Globus Automate flow

The Globus Automate flow will call "DerivaIngest" as one of the actions within the flow, but that is the extent of the coupling between both entities. Each can be upgraded independently of the other.

Each remote server is setup with a remote git repository, pushing to the Git repo will call a git post-receive hook, and checkout the pushed branch to the latest.

Track the remote git servers with the following:

git remote add dev ap-dev.nih-cfde.org:deriva-action-provider

Commit your code, then push to the dev server:

git push dev mybranch

Dependencies are not automatically upgraded. You will need to manually do a pip install -r requirements.txt

The service doesn't always restart correctly. You will need to do this manually with a stop_ap.sh and start_ap.sh

See the deployment doc in globus_automate/deployment.md.