A collection of applications designed to run within Open Visualisation Environment (OVE).
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latest-unstable, (Dockerfile)0.5.0, stable, (0.5.0/Dockerfile)0.4.0, (0.4.0/Dockerfile)0.3.3, (0.3.3/Dockerfile)0.3.2, (0.3.2/Dockerfile)0.3.1, (0.3.1/Dockerfile)0.3.0, (0.3.0/Dockerfile)0.2.0, (0.2.0/Dockerfile)Run the following command to start OVE Apps:
docker run -it --rm -p 8081-8094:8081-8094 -e OVE_HOST=localhost:8080 -e TUORIS_HOST=localhost:7080 -e OPENVIDU_HOST=localhost:4443 --name ovehub-ove-apps ovehub/ove-apps:stable
After the application starts, follow the guide on launching OVE Apps.
Where to find more information:
the project documentation
Where to report issues:
read all open issues and then report at https://github.com/ove/ove-apps/issues
Where to find the source code:
visit https://github.com/ove/ove-apps
Source of this description:
docs repo's /ove-apps directory (history)
Supported Docker versions:
the latest release (down to 1.6 on a best-effort basis)
Open Visualisation Environment (OVE) is an open-source software stack, designed to be used in large scale visualisation environments. OVE was developed to meet the requirements of controlling the Data Observatory at the Data Science Institute of Imperial College London, but it is not specialized for that purpose.
OVE can be used for visual analytics on Large High Resolution Displays, for presentations, or for collaborative group work. It allows a user to control the display of content in web browsers distributed across multiple computers by implementing a microservices architecture that allows the distributed execution of applications using web technologies.
OVE Apps are a collection of applications designed to run within OVE.
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docker pull ovehub/ove-apps