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I am trying to get [[Geoprocessing]] jobs to run inside Docker so that they are more portable and easier to reuse across different machines. | I am trying to get [[Geoprocessing]] jobs to run inside Docker so that they are more portable and easier to reuse across different machines. | ||
== COVID19 and WFH == | |||
COVID19 hit so I had to get set up to work at home. I had already been using git so my code was up there. | |||
On my home computer [[Murre]] which runs Windows 10, I needed to install | |||
* [https://visualstudiocode.com/ Visual Studio Code] for Windows with the extensions listed below | |||
* [https://docker.com/ Docker Desktop for Windows] | |||
* [http://git-scm.com/ git for windows] because Visual Studio Code uses it | |||
* [http://cygwin.com/ cygwin] so I'd have bash, maybe you don't care about bash and use Powershell instead? | |||
What else? I'll add as I think of it. | |||
VSCode extensions that I currently have installed | |||
* Debugger for Chrome | |||
* Docker | |||
* Python | |||
* Remote Development pack (includes Remote-Containers and Remote-SSH extensions) | |||
== The story so far == | == The story so far == | ||
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Then I created another called [https://github.com/Wildsong/geoprocessing Wildsong/lidar_downloader] | Then I created another called [https://github.com/Wildsong/geoprocessing Wildsong/lidar_downloader] | ||
and got it working. Now I | and got it working. This does no geoprocessing, it just grabs files from a remote server using a CSV full of URLs. | ||
Now I have data at home to work with. | |||
Still thinking about how to organize this. | Still thinking about how to organize this. | ||
Revision as of 21:15, 24 March 2020
I am trying to get Geoprocessing jobs to run inside Docker so that they are more portable and easier to reuse across different machines.
COVID19 and WFH
COVID19 hit so I had to get set up to work at home. I had already been using git so my code was up there.
On my home computer Murre which runs Windows 10, I needed to install
- Visual Studio Code for Windows with the extensions listed below
- Docker Desktop for Windows
- git for windows because Visual Studio Code uses it
- cygwin so I'd have bash, maybe you don't care about bash and use Powershell instead?
What else? I'll add as I think of it.
VSCode extensions that I currently have installed
- Debugger for Chrome
- Docker
- Python
- Remote Development pack (includes Remote-Containers and Remote-SSH extensions)
The story so far
The big picture is to create an elevation surface and then contours for Clatsop County from LiDAR data provided by DOGAMI.
I've created a Github project called Wildsong/geoprocessing.
Then I created another called Wildsong/lidar_downloader and got it working. This does no geoprocessing, it just grabs files from a remote server using a CSV full of URLs. Now I have data at home to work with.
Still thinking about how to organize this.
