Arkisto: an open-source, standards-based framework for digital preservation
summary
Uses OCFL for immutable versioned storage and RO‑Crate (JSON‑LD + schema.org) for dataset metadata; files live on disk or object storage and are indexed with Solr/ElasticSearch. Builds: a Node OCFL library, command‑line xlro, Describo metadata editor, and Oni discovery that offers faceted search, auth‑filtered results and wget/curl download links. Proven in UTS data publications and in PARADISEC 90 TB migration; indexing and search work, ingestion tooling is usable but still maturing.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 0:27Mike Lynch
- 2:03Sustainable Research Data Preservation
- 3:04Repository Software
- 6:01Legacy Collections
- 7:54Archisto Is a Platform for Sustainable Research Data Preservation
- 10:58What Constitutes a Collection
- 13:50Metadata Format Json
- 15:19Data Licensing
- 16:50Versioning
- 19:44Describo
- 21:03Cross-Walking Metadata
- 23:46Research Data Portal
- 26:21Source of Truth
- 27:43Criminal Characters
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