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Remove deleted Islandora content from systems that harvest info from Islandora
Primary Actor
Staff responsible for system integrations at an institution using Islandora
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Story
As staff responsible for system integrations at an institution using Islandora, I want to set up an automated process where records for objects deleted from Islandora are removed from our discovery layer/federated search/etc. in a timely manner, because no one likes to discover content they cannot access
Very similarly, if any external aggregators harvest data from your Islandora to populate a state, regional, or national discovery platform, they need to be able to remove objects that are no longer accessible from their services.
This is an important interoperability feature for any modern repository. Given that Islandora may be used with or without Fedora, the availability of this information should not depend upon having Fedora in your Islandora stack.
This is related to, but different from the issue of tombstones. I understand tombstones as maintaining some kind of friendly/informative publicly accessible display at the location/ID of a deleted object that indicates that the object has been deleted, instead of serving a 404 error. This is not meant for human consumption, and can probably just be a list of node ids
Note: this issue is submitted in my capacity as a LYRASIS employee, representing the needs/requests of our Islandora clients. It has not been discussed or vetted by the Islandora Metadata Interest Group
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Very similarly, if any external aggregators harvest data from your Islandora to populate a state, regional, or national discovery platform, they need to be able to remove objects that are no longer accessible from their services.
This is an important interoperability feature for any modern repository. Given that Islandora may be used with or without Fedora, the availability of this information should not depend upon having Fedora in your Islandora stack.
This is related to, but different from the issue of tombstones. I understand tombstones as maintaining some kind of friendly/informative publicly accessible display at the location/ID of a deleted object that indicates that the object has been deleted, instead of serving a 404 error. This is not meant for human consumption, and can probably just be a list of node ids
Note: this issue is submitted in my capacity as a LYRASIS employee, representing the needs/requests of our Islandora clients. It has not been discussed or vetted by the Islandora Metadata Interest Group
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: