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2.28.18 Getting Started with Fedora presentation slides
The document provides an overview of Fedora, an open-source repository software that supports digital object storage, preservation, and access. It highlights Fedora's flexibility, durability, and community support, while detailing its core features and integration capabilities with external services. Additional resources for training and documentation related to Fedora are also included.
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2.28.18 Getting Started with Fedora presentation slides
- 1. Getting Started withFedora Overview, examples, and features David Wilcox, DuraSpace
- 2. Learning Outcomes Understand thepurposeofaFedora repository Learn what Fedora can do for you Understand thekey capabilitiesof the software Icon made by Roundicons from www.flaticon.com is licensed by CC 3.0 BY
- 3. Source: The DigitalEcosystem in the Balanced Value Impact Model (illustrated by Alice Maggs); http://simon- tanner.blogspot.com/2014/09/do-you-understand-your-digital-ecosystem.html Our community is part of an interconnected, worldwide, scholarly ecosystem.
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- 7. Fedora... Stores, preserves, andprovidesaccessto digital objects Supportsflexiblecontent modelsfor objects Supportssemantic relationshipsusingRDF Supportsmillionsof objects, both largeand small Interoperateswith other applicationsand services
- 8. Why use Fedora? Fedoraisflexible:it can handleboth simple&complexusecases Content in Fedoraisdurable: Fedorasupportspreservation Fedorapowerssuccessful digital repository and DAMapplications Fedoraisstandards-based Fedoraisbacked by athrivingcommunity
- 9. Fedora Front-Ends Fedora ismiddleware Youcan build a custom framework, or join a broader community:
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- 16. Web Resources Everythingisaweb resourcewithaHTTPURI Resourceshavepropertiesexpressed asRDFtriples Resourcescan becontainersor binaries Linked Data Platform: https://www.w3.org/TR/ldp/
- 17. Book Example Book Collection Book 1 Book2 Page 2 Page 1 Page 2 Page 1 Page1.jpg Page1.tiff Page2.tiff Page2.jpg Page2.tiff Page2.jpg Page1.tiff Page1.jpg Container Binary
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- 20. Core Services andStandards 1. Create/Read/Update/Delete - Linked Data Platform ✔ 2. Versioning - Memento 3. Authorization - Web Access Control ✔ 4. Fixity - HTTP Headers ✔ 5. Messaging - Activity Streams 2.0 ✔
- 21. Standards and RecommendedBehaviours Focuson existing standards Fewer customizationsto maintain Opportunitiesto participate in related communities Next-Generation Repositoriesrecommendations
- 22. Create, Read, Update,Delete
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- 47. Fixity Fixity checkshelp preservedigitalobjectsby verifyingtheir integrity On upload Fedora can verify a checksum against thecalculated value Achecksum can bere-calculated and compared at any time Icon made by Smashicons from www.flaticon.com is licensed by CC 3.0 BY
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- 52. External Component Integrations Leveragesthewell-supportedApacheCamel project Camel ismiddlewarefor integration with external systems Can handleany asynchronous, event-driven workflow
- 53. External - Indexing Indexrepositorycontent for search Indexingisconfigurable- could bebased on any property Solr and Elasticsearch havebeen tested
- 54. External - Triplestore Anexternal triplestorecan beused to indextheRDFtriplesof Fedora resources Any triplestorethat supportsSPARQL-updatecan beplugged in Fuseki and BlazeGraph havebeen tested
- 55. Audit Service Maintainsahistory ofrepository events Both internal and external eventscan be recorded Usestheexistingevent system and an external triplestore Icon made by Gregor Cresnar from www.flaticon.com is licensed by CC 3.0 BY
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- 57. Managed by DuraSpace(not-for-profit) Fundedby the community Collaboratively developed by the community Supported by 2 full-time staff members (not developers) Fedora Facts
- 59. Further Training Fedora Campsheldtwiceannually Next: NASAGoddard SpaceFlight Center, May 16-18 Half and full-day workshopsat eventsthroughout theyear Join themailing list for details!
- 60. Fedora 4documentation https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/FEDORA4x/Fedora+4.x+Documentation Fedora 4wiki https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/FF Fedora 4 mailinglists https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/FF/Mailing+Lists+etc Useful Resources