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===== HW Submission =====

  * Preliminaries:
    * NoSQL server: **nosql.felk.cvut.cz**
    * Login and password: sent by e-mail
  * Tools:
    * [[https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/latest.html|PuTTY]]
    * [[https://winscp.net/|WinSCP]]

  * VSCode and JetBrains IDE connections that do not work over SSHFS are **prohibited** due to extensive server usage. There is no documented way to install one shared instance of required tools on a server for all users.
  * If you still want to use it, you need to mount NoSQL server file system to your PC and open your projects as if they were on your local file system.
    * For VSCode there is an SSHFS extension:
      * https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Kelvin.vscode-sshfs
    * For any other IDEs you can mount remote filesystem manually on Linux/MacOS:
      * Install sshfs on your device
      * Mount filesystem: <code bash>sshfs $USERNAME@nosql.felk.cvut.cz:/home/$USERNAME /mnt/dbs2-server</code>
      * Open your project in your IDE under local path <code bash>/mnt/dbs2-server/$PATH_TO_PROJECT</code>
      * When you are finished, you can unmount it <code bash>sudo umount /mnt/dbs2-server</code>
    * For Windows, use any tool like SSHFS-Win (follow tool documentation):
      * https://github.com/winfsp/sshfs-win
    * Note: on Linux with GNOME/Ubuntu you can do this right from Files app: 
      * For latest GNOME 47 use "Networks" section at the top of the sidebar to add connection 
      * For older versions, use "Other" section at the bottom of the sidebar 
      * The address should be <code bash>sftp://$USERNAME@nosql.felk.cvut.cz/</code>







==== Submissions ====
  * Submissions:
    * Use ''sftp'' or ''WinSCP'' to upload your submission files to the NoSQL server
    * Put these files into a directory ''~/assignments/name/'', where name is a name of a given homework
    * I.e. ''hw2'', ''hw3'', ''hw4'', ''hw5'', ''hw6'', ''hw7'', ''hw8'' (case sensitive)
    * Use ''ssh'' or ''PuTTY'' to open a remote shell connection to the NoSQL server
    * Based on the instructions provided for a given homework assignment, verify that everything is working as expected
    * Go to the ''~/assignments/'' directory and execute <code bash>sudo submit_execute name</code>where ''name'' is the name of the homework
    * Wait for the confirmation of success. Otherwise, your homework is not considered to be submitted
    * Should any complications appear, send your solution by e-mail to ''prokoyul@fel.cvut.cz''
    * Just for your convenience, you can check the submitted files in the ''~/submissions/'' directory
    * Upload to BRUTE the same script + a screenshot of its execution on the NoSQL server. 
      * Use the filename: username_number.pdf, where the number is the homework number.
    * Once the homework is assessed, you will find points and comments in BRUTE
  * Requirements:
    * Respect the prescribed names of individual files to be submitted (case sensitive)
    * Place all the files in the root directory of your submission
    * Do not include shared libraries or files that are not requested
    * I.e. do not submit files that were not explicitly requested
    * Do not redirect or suppress both standard and error outputs in your shell scripts
    * All your files must be syntactically correct and executable without errors