dtwin-tango-runbook

Start and debug the SOLEIL TANGO twin in a dt4acc environment.

4|1|Updated Apr 11, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/arm2arm/AstroAgentAssistant --skill dtwin-tango-runbook
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Skill: dtwin-tango-runbook
Source: https://github.com/arm2arm/AstroAgentAssistant/tree/main/science/dtwin-tango-runbook
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/arm2arm/AstroAgentAssistant --skill dtwin-tango-runbook

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

The SOLEIL TANGO runbook provides a structured, repeatable workflow to boot and debug the dt4acc digital twin in environments where Tango is required. It ensures prerequisites are clearly defined and startup validation is performed before proceeding to testing.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Prerequisite orchestration for Tango, including the Tango DB container and private data prerequisites.
  • Stepwise startup and validation path, with a recommended debug order to minimize downtime.
  • Recovery and debugging guidance, enabling safe rollback and reproducible testing.

Quick Start

Boot the Tango DB container, verify private data presence, prepare the Python environment if needed, and start the TANGO server for debugging.

Frequently Asked Questions about dtwin-tango-runbook

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I start and debug the TANGO server in a dt4acc environment?

To start and debug the TANGO server in a dt4acc environment, boot the Tango DB container, verify private data prerequisites, prepare the Python environment, and follow the stepwise validation path to ensure reliable startup and minimize downtime.

What prerequisites do I need to boot the SOLEIL TANGO digital twin?

Booting the SOLEIL TANGO digital twin requires the Tango DB container and specific private data assets. You must also prepare the Python environment to ensure correct startup order and environment setup before validating the TANGO server.

Why does my TANGO container orchestration fail during dt4acc startup?

TANGO container orchestration fails during dt4acc startup when the correct startup order and environment setup are not enforced. Enforcing stepwise verification and checking private data presence minimizes misconfiguration and downtime.

Can I recover and rollback a failed TANGO server startup safely?

You can recover and rollback a failed TANGO server startup safely by following the documented recovery and debugging guidance, which enables safe rollback and reproducible testing for repeatable results in the dt4acc environment.

What is the recommended debug order for minimizing TANGO twin downtime?

The recommended debug order for minimizing TANGO twin downtime involves a stepwise startup and validation path. This approach enforces correct environment setup and prerequisite checks to reduce misconfiguration during debugging.