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Build integration with 581st for query retrieval **SAVE FOR LINKS**

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How to do in P1
Brett Ostwalt commented:

Eric Robinson (AIA | 21 AS) alright connectivity should be working now.

in order to call the NITMRE services, the addresses are:

http://mattermost.nitmre:8065
http://nitmre-cpd.nitmre
If NITMRE is calling anything for transformers, the address is:

http://c3po-model-server.transformers
there should be less header information in general, but something that may be relevant is:

'x-forwarded-client-cert', 'By=spiffe://cluster.local/ns/nitmre/sa/default;Hash=;Subject="";URI=spiffe://cluster.local/ns/transformers/sa/default'
That is a call from transformers to nitmre so I imagine if it went the other way, then the spiffe values would be reversed


How to do locally

I just added a bunch of instructions to the readme in gitlab: https://code.il4.dso.mil/platform-one/products/581-swes/nitmre/nitmre-cpd/-/tree/master?ref_type=heads#run-locally-via-docker-compose

You should be able to build the docker image with nothing but docker installed. Alternatively, you can skip trying to build yourself and just change the provided sample docker compose (standalone-docker-compose.yml) to pull the latest image from P1 gitlab, the image url would be: registry.il4.dso.mil/platform-one/products/581-swes/nitmre/nitmre-cpd, I think you may have to lookup and specify the current tag (IIRC P1 does not allow using :latest).

David Milligan


Links for using AFRL tool
Hi Eric,

Here is the link to the ATICA code repository. Your user accounts were created.

https://github.rpi.edu/LACAI/ATICAv3

IntrucTOD llama2: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OLlvpNiMO_MMx586_yfdZZXyAZUfor-Z/view?usp=sharing_eil_m&ts=64ca8ce8

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