drpowell
Degust Docker: data storage, sign-in
Hi David, we have installed degust in docker and it is a great tool! Thanks for that. I would appreciate if you could answer a few specific questions:
- Is there a documentation/manual avaialble, or has it been published somewhere?
- After uploading count tables to degust, will theses data be stored on the server? If yes, can these data be accessed again?
- Our IT rules request signing data security agreements, before using of external services (google, twitter) (General Data Protection Regulation in the European Union). What options would be available after signing in with google or twitter? Degust's functionality seems not to be dependent on google or twitter sign-ins, right? (for alternative authentification, see post be by oarchner) Thanks for any comments.
Hi.
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No, we've not published degust yet - that task always slides down my todo list. The docs are a work-in-progress. Some useful information is available in the FAQ.md
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Yes, the counts are stored on the server. There is a link in the interface to re-download the raw file for a given session.
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So far only twitter/google oauth is available as it simplified development and deployment for me. I've added a todo item to add username/pw auth.
Hi David, Thank you for the comments. A short follow-up question: Is it possible to save analysis results as a single html package comparable to the degust.py, or do I have to download the analysis data as csv and run degust.py with that data? Best regards,