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A command-line application that can be gracefully interrupted and restarted at any time, with little or no loss of progress.

Flow diagram

  • Configuration
  • Assessment
    • Scheduling
      • Determine what discovery is to be done
    • Discovery
      • Visit the client sites to build lists of URIs of Individuals for the index
      • Will the client site give us the last modified date for the individual?
    • Synchronizing
      • Record the results of discovery in the search index
      • Remove any URIs which are no longer viable
      • Add any new URIs.
      • Record that discovery was done.
  • Retrieval
    • Prioritizing
      • Inspect the index to see which records should be updated.
      • Build a to-do list.
    • Processing - for each URI in the do-do list:
      • Modeling
        • Use LOD requests to build the model for the URI
      • Indexing
        • Build an index record from the model, and write to the search index.
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