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author: Martin Weise

DBRepo

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Documentation for version: v1.7.1.

DBRepo is a repository for data in databases that are used from the beginning until the end of a research project supporting data evolution, -citation and -versioning. It implements the query store of the RDA WGDC on precisely identifying arbitrary subsets of data.

Why use DBRepo?

• Built-in search makes your dataset searchable without extra effort: most metadata is generated automatically for data in your databases.
• Citable datasets adopting the recommendations of the RDA-WGDC, arbitrary subsets can be precisely, persistently identified using system-versioned tables of MariaDB and the DataCite schema for minting DOIs.
• Powerful API for Data Scientists with our strongly typed Python Library, Data Scientists can import, export and work with data from Jupyter Notebook or Python script, optionally using Pandas DataFrames.
• Cloud Native our lightweight Helm chart allows for installations on any cloud provider or private-cloud setting that has an underlying PV storage provider.

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Who is using DBRepo?

• TU Wien
• TU Graz
• TU Darmstadt
• Universität Hamburg
• Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka
• University of the Philippines
• Universiti Sains Malaysia

How can I try DBRepo?

There's a hosted demo environment maintained by DS-IFS where you can explore DBRepo without installing it locally.

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