Direct users searching for SEDAC data to new provider ESDIS - #1087
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If SEDAC collections are now under ESDIS what would be the S3 credentials endpoint? I only see SEDAC as an on-prem provider. @itcarroll EDIT: I think there are no S3 endpoints for the SEDAC collections but they are hosted in AWS, and |
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I can get more info if you think w need it, but your edit is what I also guessed based on the URLs provided by CMR. It all seems to work as if there were an on-prem provider. 🤷 |
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Fixes #1032
After SEDAC was dismantled and the data archive taken offline, ESDIS archived the data and began distributing with provider ID "ESDIS". The PR should make this "backend" switch transparent to users.
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