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Created Nov 02, 2021 by Martin Latterner@latternmReporter

Remove incoming packages from FTP after successful ingest to BCMS

We would like you to remove incoming FTP packages after successful ingest to BCMS.

This impacts "conversion", i.e. packages in:

/convert/xml/word/out/
/convert/xml/book/out/
/convert/xml/chapter/out/

And it impacts "FTP submissions", i.e.

/submit/*/

These are packages called out as package in the submit_apex_package_receipt and submit_package_receipt Kafka notifications.

It's important to remove the packages at the very last step, after successful ingest.

Rationale: The FTP site is not intended to be permanent storage: we will run out of space if we let too much pile up. We also discussed cleaning the FTP NCBI-side, but decided that removal immediately following successful load to BCMS is the best option.

cc @Kireev

Edited Nov 02, 2021 by Martin Latterner
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