The SCAPE ecosystem presents a modular infrastructure divided across five main entities, Automated Watch, Automated Planning, Component Management, the Execution Platform and the Digital Object Repository. The Digital Object Repository integrates with almost all aforementioned entities. The SCAPE project delivered two repositories, Fedora 4 and RODA, as reference implementations for the SCAPE ecosystem. These integrate with the SCAPE tools and services via SCAPE APIs such as the Preservation Watch Service, SCOUT, the Preservation Planning Tool, PLATO, the SCAPE Loader Application and the Plan Management GUI. This document describes the two repositories from a technical perspective and how they integrate with the SCAPE tools and services.
OPF Blogs for SCAPE- Meet Julie Allen 21/12/2021[caption id="attachment_13444" align="alignright" width="300"] Julie Allen, OPF Executive Director[/caption]For our final newsletter of 2021, I interviewed Julie Allen to learn more about our new Executive...Charlotte Armstrong
- If we want things to stay as they are, things will have to change 05/11/2021BnF Preservation Strategy for the PSD Format By Alix Bruys, Bertrand Caron, Yannick Grandcolas, Thomas Ledoux, & Anne Paounov, Bibliothèque nationale de France (BnF), National...Yannick GRANDCOLAS
- Tout transformer pour que rien ne change, 04/11/2021La stratégie de préservation de la BnF face au PSD Par Alix Bruys, Bertrand Caron, Yannick Grandcolas, Thomas Ledoux, & Anne Paounov. Journée mondiale de...Yannick GRANDCOLAS
- Meet Lotte Wijsman 30/09/2021For our Autumn newsletter, we had a chat with Lotte Wijsman from the National Archives of the Netherlands.Tell us a bit about yourself and your...Becky McGuinness
- Play it again: preserving Australian videogame history … 08/07/2021A lot of progress has been made since the initial announcement of the funding, despite some bureaucratic delays and the global pandemic.Fifty-four Australian games have...Denise de Vries
- Meet Julie Allen 21/12/2021
