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AYON Docker repository: README, licence and file layout, read from documentation only
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What this guide covers
A short documentary note for pipeline staff considering the container-based AYON server deployment. It records the README description, the compose-template statement, the licence wording and the file layout. The compose and Docker files were not read and nothing was run.
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AYON Docker repository: README, licence and file layout, read from documentation only
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A short documentary note for pipeline staff considering the container-based AYON server deployment. It records the README description, the compose-template statement, the licence wording and the file layout. The compose and Docker files were not read and nothing was run.
Useful starting points
- The README names only the main compose file, but the repository also has a worker compose file and other scripts the README does not explain; read them before relying on the README alone.
- The README is the project's own description, so words such as official are its claim, not an independent check.
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