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@@ -192,7 +192,7 @@ Make a copy of the docker launch template file and edit the source dir to match
name "ews_runner", with your local code and output directories mounted inside the container. You will automatically
be attached to the running container, from which you can run the commands below.
When attached to a Docker container, you can detach, leaving the container running with ctrl+p
ctrl
+q. To reattach
When attached to a Docker container, you can detach, leaving the container running with ctrl+p+q. To reattach
to a running container run docker attach <container_name>.
5: Run test commands within Docker:
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.. admonition:: Met Office data required
This step is to prepare for a full production deployment. You will need to have a
ss
ess to data from the UK Met
This step is to prepare for a full production deployment. You will need to have a
cc
ess to data from the UK Met
Office available on your computer.
Example data can be provided by the Cambridge team. **incoming data should be placed into:
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