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FAIR Data Austria DB Repository
DBRepo
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## Why use DBRepo?
Digital repositories see themselves more frequently encountered with the problem of making databases accessible in their
Digital repositories see themselves more frequently encountered with the problem of making databases accessible in their
collection. Challenges revolve around organizing, searching and retrieving content stored within databases and
collection. Challenges revolve around organizing, searching and retrieving content stored within databases and
constitute a major technical burden as their internal representation greatly differs from static documents most digital
constitute a major technical burden as their internal representation greatly differs from static documents most digital
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DBRepo makes your dataset searchable without extra effort: most metadata is generated automatically for data in your
DBRepo makes your dataset searchable without extra effort: most metadata is generated automatically for data in your
databases. The fast and powerful OpenSearch database allows a fast retrieval of any information. Adding semantic mapping
databases. The fast and powerful OpenSearch database allows a fast retrieval of any information. Adding semantic mapping
through a suggestion-feature, allows machines to properly understand the context of your data.
[
Learn more.
](
../system-services-search/
)
through a suggestion-feature, allows machines to properly understand the context of your data
[
Learn more
](
../concepts/search
)
.
### Citable datasets
### Citable datasets
Adopting the recommendations of the RDA-WGDC, arbitrary subsets can be precisely, persistently identified using
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. External systems i.e. metadata harvesters
system-versioned tables of MariaDB and the DataCite schema for minting DOIs. External systems i.e. metadata harvesters
(OpenAIRE, Google Datasets) can access these datasets through OAI-PMH, JSON-LD and FAIR Signposting protocols
.
(OpenAIRE, Google Datasets) can access these datasets through OAI-PMH, JSON-LD and FAIR Signposting protocols
[
Learn more
.
](
../
system-services-metadata/
)
[
Learn more
](
../
concepts/pid
)
.
### Powerful API for Data Scientists
### Powerful API for Data Scientists
With our strongly typed Python Library, Data Scientists can import, export and work with data from Jupyter Notebook or
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. For example: the AMQP API Client can collect continuous data from
Python script, optionally using Pandas DataFrames. For example: the AMQP API Client can collect continuous data from
edge devices like sensors and store them asynchronous in DBRepo
.
[
Learn more
.
](
../
usage-
python
/
)
edge devices like sensors and store them asynchronous in DBRepo
[
Learn more
](
../
api/
python
)
.
### Cloud Native
### Cloud Native
Our lightweight Helm chart allows for installations on any cloud provider or private-cloud setting that has an
Our lightweight Helm chart allows for installations on any cloud provider or private-cloud setting that has an
underlying PV storage provider. DBRepo can be installed from
underlying PV storage provider. DBRepo can be installed from
the
[
Artifact Hub
](
https://artifacthub.io/packages/helm/dbrepo/dbrepo
)
repository. Databases are managed as MariaDB
the
[
Artifact Hub
](
https://artifacthub.io/packages/helm/dbrepo/dbrepo
)
repository. Databases are managed as MariaDB
Galera Cluster with high degree of availability ensuring your data is always accessible
.
Galera Cluster with high degree of availability ensuring your data is always accessible
[
Learn more
.
](
../
deployment-helm/
)
[
Learn more
](
../
kubernetes
)
.
## Demo Site
## Demo Site
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