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Digital Fingerprinting Mock Data
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Digital Fingerprinting Mock Data

The mock-data image contains a data server capable of hosting sample authentication data.

Digital Fingerprinting Mock Data

The mock-data image contains a data server capable of hosting sample authentication data. This container image is part of the Morpheus Digital Fingerprinting AI Workflow. This server is typically run in one of two modes: HTTP Mode and Kafka Producer Mode.

HTTP Mode

This mode hosts an HTTP server and allows files to be downloaded in JSON format. It is typically started with the folowing arguments:

http --dataset-dir=/data

The datasets can be downloaded at:

Kafka Mode

This mode produces random rows of data into an existing Kafka topic to simulate a live stream of data. It is typically started with the following arguments:

kafka --dataset-dir=/data --kafka-bootstrap=BOOSTRAP:PORT --kafka-topic=YOUR_TOPIC --event-rate=10

The event rate is measured in messages per second. The rate of data points produced will be a random distribution around this number. Additional replicas can be made of the running data to easily scale the data production to simulate influxes in data.

Publisher
NVIDIA
NVIDIA
Latest Tag0.2.0
UpdatedOctober 11, 2023 UTC
Compressed Size68.19 MB
Multinode SupportNo
Multi-Arch SupportNo

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