Whether every part of the repository is running.
All systems operational
The data lake and processing pipeline are running normally.
What this covers
| Component | What it does |
|---|---|
| Portal and public site | The content management system (CMS) serving this page, the researcher portal and the public catalog. |
| Storage zones | The secure storage areas a submitted dataset moves through, from receipt to release. |
| Ingestion pipeline | The automated workflow that validates, de-identifies and harmonizes each submitted batch. |
| Download link minting | The service that issues short-lived, single-use download links for approved datasets. |
| Data API | The data service behind the dashboards and charts. |
Incident history and uptime
Not published. This page reports the current state only: past incidents are not recorded here, and no uptime percentage is calculated, because the historical samples that would have to back one are not retained. A figure invented from a single current reading would be worse than none.
A caveat about this page
This status page runs on the same CMS as the portal and the public site. That means it can report a problem in the data lake or the pipeline, but it cannot report a problem with itself: if the site is unreachable, so is this page.
If you cannot reach the site at all, contact the DCC directly.
The participant study site
The study site where participants enrol is a separate installation on separate infrastructure. It does not publish a status page, and an incident on either site does not imply an incident on the other.
Getting updates
There is no status mailing list. During an incident affecting your work, the DCC notifies affected researchers directly; otherwise contact us and we will tell you where things stand.
The Cannabis and Health Data Repository is administered jointly by Realm of Caring and Johns Hopkins University under NIH award 1UM1DA059000 (NIDA).
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CHRI aims to inform clinical decision-making, product development and public policy related to the therapeutic use of cannabinoids.