feat(ondemand): gh #824 added OnDemand 2.1 RPM + Sid and FASRC profiles #76
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What this PR does / why we need it:
Adds a local environment with OnDemand 2.1, adding a Sid and FASRC profile configurations.
This will serve as the basis for the staging and production configuration needed to upgrade OnDemand to version 2.1
As well, it adds the automated tests for the new installation and profiles.
Special notes for your reviewer:
Added a new folder:
ondemandwith the new docker image configuration and the Sid and FASRC profiles.Review/QA Test Process
docker system prune -acd ondemandmakeload: https://localhost:33000/pun/sys/dashboard
Review Sid profile: Help > Sid
Review FASRC profile: Help > FASRC
Reminder that the installed interactive applications cannot be executed as these are not installed within the local environment and the requested resources are not available in the development Slurm cluster.