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Using AWS Neptune

  1. copy/modify env/flexo-mms-layer1-openmbee.env to the neptune urls
  2. change the FLEXO_MMS_ROOT_CONTEXT to where it'll be hosted (this affects the uri of the flexo metadata and links returned)
  3. if FLEXO_MMS_ROOT_CONTEXT is changed, search/replace 'https://flexo.openmbee.org' in mount/openmbee.sparql to match
  4. do a sparql update using mount/openmbee.sparql, this inits the db with flexo metadata graphs and ontology
  5. docker compose -f docker-compose-openmbee.yml up -d, modify the environment for the layer 1 env file if necessary

Single machine/local setup using fuseki

  1. If desired, search/replace 'http://layer1-service' in mount/cluster.trig with where flexo will be hosted
    1. modify FLEXO_MMS_ROOT_CONTEXT in env/flexo-mms-layer1.env
  2. docker compose up -d

Stopping containers/start over

  1. use docker compose stop in the same dir to stop containers (fuseki data will remain)
  2. use docker compose down in the same dir to remove containers (fuseki data will be lost unless other mounts are added)

Initial flexo sysmlv2 org setup

Import flexo-sysmlv2.postman_collection.json into postman

In the collection variables tab, change the current value of host and flexoHost to the deployed host, save the tab

For a fresh setup (brand new db), run the first request in the sysmlv2. to create the flexo org that sysmlv2 service will use

This is defaulted to sysmlv2, it can be changed by setting FLEXO_SYSMLV2_ORG in env/flexo-sysmlv2.env, and changing the postman request to match (PUT {{flexoHost}}/orgs/{sysmlv2Id})

The auth is already included in the collection and is the same as what's in FLEXO_AUTH in env/flexo-sysmlv2.env (this is good until Jan 2026)