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Vulcan

Vulcan is a framework for enterprise collaboration platforms originally created for the DARPA Adaptive Vehicle Make (AVM) Program. There, it provded a foundation for VehicleFORGE, a platform for cyber-physical system design used to host AVM's Fast Adaptive Next-Generation (FANG) vehicle design challenges.

VehicleFORGE originated as an early fork of SourceForge's Allura platform, which is today Apache Allura. Vulcan was motivated by providing a better organization as a framework and by adding new forms of extensibility for adapting platform features and services to an enterprise.

Vulcan is comprised of a core part and a set of optional annexes. This repository provides the VulcanWorkflow annex, which addresses support for inter-team collaboration.

Micro-Service Dependencies

Vulcan employs MongoDB for document persistence, Apache Solr for indexing, and Redis as a key-object store. In the current release, the following versions of these dependencies are known to be compatible:

  • MongoDB 3.4.4
  • Apache Solr 6.5.0
  • Redis 3.2.8

Vulcan applications assume these micro-services are deployed in a manner reflecting the application's requirements. Deployments of Apache Solr are supported by assets provided in the solr_config directory.

Cloud Object Storage

Vulcan employs cloud object storage for artifact persistence, requiring an object service supporting an AWS S3-compatible API that is accessed via the Python boto package. This requirement has been satisfied in private cloud deployments using OpenStack Swift, for example.

Workflow Extensions

The VulcanWorkflow framework annex focuses on extensions to Vulcan's basic project hosting features concerning collaborations among teams. The annex introduces a new kind of project-like construct, a WorkflowStep, whose creation is initiated from a team and where other teams can be invited to participate. Administrators from each participating team manage membership in the WorkflowStep for their teams. Automatically created and assigned roles allow tools in a WorkflowStep to be authorized according to participating teams.

Release Notes

Version 2.0.1

Minor Python packaging changes.

Version 2.0.0

This release is compatible with the Ubuntu Xenial LTS.

  • New in Vulcan 2.0.0.

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Vulcan framework annex for workflow extensions. (Now at https://github.com/vulcan-collaboration/vulcanworkflow)

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