I am running a WebODM instance attached to a moderate HPC cluster. Our current bottleneck is having to upload images to the web portal. The solution I would love to find is how to process images that are stored locally on the cluster (in an NFS drive) without having to download images from the cluster, and then re-upload them through the WebODM portal. Is this possible?
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You could just run command-line version if that’s suitable:
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Yep, running directly from the command line might be the way to go.
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If it were just for me, I would be happy using the command line. That’s what I was using before setting up WebODM. Since we are trying to make the assembly process more accesible, using WebODM would really be nice. I just thought I may have been missing something that would allow using a local path rather than uploading from a remote system. Thanks for the input!
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Try hosting a VM on the cluster that has visibility of the NFS share you want to upload from.
From within the VM, browse to the WebODM instance and upload.
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I’ll have to think about a way to make this process more accessible to those of us who don’t regularly use VMs, but I like this idea. Thank you!
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