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We have three short videos to demonstrate features of the Data Capsule.Note: these videos are out-of-date as some settings for HTRC Data Capsules have changed, and access is now available via a web-based viewer within HTRC Analytics. The videos provide a general overview of the capsule workflow. They will be updated with new vides soon!
Create and start
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an HTRC Data Capsule virtual machine.
To be able to use the HTRC Data Capsule, a user needs to first create a virtual machine in data , which is their capsule. The video below shows how to create a virtual machine in the HTRC portal and start the VM. After the VM starts, the user is ready to use it by connecting via a VNC client such as Google VNC viewer.
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Operations in
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secure mode of
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the capsule
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By default, the data capsule virtual machine is in maintenance mode. In this mode, you are allowed to access any webpages or services but not the HTRC data services. Users can download and install software necessary for their analysis in maintenance mode.
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Operations in secure model of data capsule.
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Once ready to access the text data and perform their analysis, you can switch your capsule to secure mode through the HTRC Analytics web interface. In secure mode, you are only allowed to access HTRC data services and , while all other webpages and services are blocked. The purpose of secure mode is to help scholars conduct non-consumptive text analysis, and in this mode, users can only use HTRC data services and run analysis and they cannot export content of HathiTrust volumes. Therefore this it is a secure virtual environment for non-consumptive research on HathiTrust digital library contentusing the HathiTrust Digital Library.
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