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This internship focused on applying containerization techniques to streamline and enhance three aspects of the ‘Ike Wai project's Science Gateway: to implement a docker container to convert a formerly VM-based data analysis workflow to a portable one; to automate the re-authentication process with an external gateway; and to pull storage and file usage metrics from the Gateway and use its API to store them in a database. The containers are designed for portability using the docker-compose system, in which a single markup file can define mounted volumes, environment variables, and execution parameters. As a result, the unique installation requirements for each workflow can be kept independent from the host machine. One container also features git branch tracking, allowing for substantial CI flow streamlining.
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