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Github extension possible?

Fred12

hi,

Is there any way to use github as an online repository for its folders and experiments?

I dont wanna be rude, but we live in a time where online access is prevalent and its just very hard to work with rapidminer if I have to synchronise by import / export every single process from my workplace to my home-PC by hand to continue to work and compare my experiments...

Cloud is nice, but it's limited to 20mb...

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MartinLiebig

Dear Fred,

that's why we have the RM Server to be usable as a collaboration tier.

~Martin

Fred12

yep might be, but RM Server also just works on a LOCAL Network in a house... if I am working at home sometimes, that's not an option therefore..

MartinLiebig

Dear Fred,

RM server can also be used on the internet. we are doing this as well for our global team.

~Martin

Fred12

ok but I guess configuring Network access (LAN) from outside is too complex for my networking skills... I mean I cannot get access from my private home subnetwork over my router to their router and their subnet private LAN PC... without some extra server connecting those PC's together? or is there some simple way to do this?

IngoRM

Well, you can also install the RapidMiner Server on a server which already IS is in internet, for example on Amazon AWS. But then again I would just pay the 79 bucks per month to get a cloud subscription which increase your repo size to 5 Gb :smileywink:

Fred12

well, might be some solution...

but if you are a student who is not likely to spend 79 bucks per month on a cloud subscription...something like a github extension would just be a charm

you could even do version controlling for it. It would work like a github extension for Eclipse, e.g. you upload the current xml process into some github repository, another one can import the same xml process into his design window from github, and then upload some changed version of his process to github and so on...

I'm pretty sure that would be quite nice and possible, but I guess the only problem would be that it counteracts your cloud business model and would make it obsolete in some way, am I right ?

Thomas_Ott

Not really, students have access to free Studio/Server/Radoop as part of the educational program. The $79 is for commericial users most likely getting greater than $79 worth of value from using RapidMiner.