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Tethys Platform 3.0

What’s New

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Django Channels

Tethys Bokeh Integration

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Analytics Tracking

django-analytical

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Tethys Quotas and Workspace Management Pages

Tethys Quotas allow portal administrators to have better control over the resources being used by users and apps (e.g. disk storage).
Tethys ships with quotas for workspace storage implemented, but it is disabled by default. When enabled, portal administrators can set limits on the storage users or apps are able to use.
Tethys Quotas are completely extensible, allowing developer to create custom quotas for other resources (e.g. memory usage, database storage, wall time hours, etc.).

The User Profile now includes a page for managing storage in the user's workspace accross all apps in the portal. Users can choose to clear the storage in their workspace for an app.
The App Settings page now includes information about storage in the app's workspace and provides a method for clearing that workspace.
New endpoints on the App class allow app developers to respond to requests to clear storage from users.

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App Installation

The structure of apps and the way they are installed has changed.
The changes will allow Tethys to be updated in the future without the need to reinstall apps afterward.
Tethys 2 Apps will need to be migrated to work in Tethys 3.

App now require an install.yml file which allows dependencies to be installed using conda or pip.
Apps can also use an optional services.yml portal specific file that will automatically link services.
The CLI has a new command for installing apps: tethys install.

Tethys will now use a new configuration file: portal_config.yml
The portal_config.yml will store information about which services should be used for installed apps and the portal settings
Tethys Portal settings will now be configured in the new portal_config.yml file, rather than the settings.py
This will allow for the local settings to be retained when Tethys is updated in the future (no more regenerating the settings.py file when you update).
Site settings will also be able to be configured via the portal_config.yml (e.g. primary color, logo, home page content).

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Tethys DB Command

Arguments

database: Name of the database options from portal_config.yml to use.

username: Name of database user to add to database when creating.

password: Password for the database user.

superuser-name: Name of database super user to add to database when creating.

superuser-password: Password for the database super user.

portal-superuser-name: Name for the Tethys portal super user.

portal-superuser-email: Email of the Tethys portal super user.

portal-superuser-password: Password for the Tethys portal super user.

yes: Do not ask for confirmation. Applies only to the configure and the purge commands.

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Tethys Settings

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Tethys Services

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THREDDS Integration as Tethys Service

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Tethys Jobs

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Cesium Map View

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Official Docker Image

docker

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Released February 2020

Documentation: http://docs.tethysplatform.org/en/stable/index.html