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jlderidder edited this page Sep 8, 2016 · 10 revisions

Looking for a great digital content delivery system that's easy to use, and that won't lose your stuff? You found it. Check out the About page for more overview.

Acumen is composed of 3 major parts (not counting the database the software maintains):

  1. The indexer (written in Java) that crawls the web directories to find out what's there, and updates or enters info into the mariadb/mysql database. We install this in /home/acumen in our SUSE system.

  2. The SOLR component (written in Java), which pulls the data out of the database and transforms it into an indexed form it can use for swift retrieval. We install this in /srv/solr/.

  3. The web access component (written in JavaScript, using Angular), which extracts from the database, refers to the SOLR index, and uses the [XSL information | https://github.com/AcumenProject/acumen-xsl] to provide the display. We install this in /srv/www/htdocs/acumen/ .

There's also a back-end API which can come in handy... but that's just icing on the cake.

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