Customize login page about jatos HOT 7 CLOSED

Yes, see the docs here https://www.jatos.org/Customize-JATOS-Home-Page.html

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Wait a moment, I have read this guide, it seems to be a customization of the homepage rather than a login page.

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Yes, it's the customization of the home page, e.g. cortex.jatos.org does it. Currently there is no build-in way to customize JATOS' login page. But you can always have your landing page, e.g. abcd.com, outside of JATOS and let JATOS reside under abcd.com/jatos or jatos.abcd.com. This landing page would have to be delivered by some other server, e.g. nginx or apache. This is how we doing it with mindprobe.eu (landing page) and jatos.mindprobe.eu (JATOS).

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Yes, it's the customization of the home page, e.g. cortex.jatos.org does it. Currently there is no build-in way to customize JATOS' login page. But you can always have your landing page, e.g. abcd.com, outside of JATOS and let JATOS reside under abcd.com/jatos or jatos.abcd.com. This landing page would have to be delivered by some other server, e.g. nginx or apache. This is how we doing it with mindprobe.eu (landing page) and jatos.mindprobe.eu (JATOS).

I succeeded! I have created a new Docker container to place an introductory static webpage, and then link it to JATOS running on port 9000. Everything seems to be running quite well.

But I don't know if this operation will affect JATOS. Below is the JVM information for the JATOS server. (In fact, I really want to know how the maximum memory here is determined. I want to allocate more memory for JATOS to avoid any issues, but it doesn't seem to be under my control.)

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Is it convenient to tell me the size of the server used for jatos.mindprobe.eu? Perhaps it can be a reference for me.

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I succeeded! I have created a new Docker container to place an introductory static webpage, and then link it to JATOS running on port 9000. Everything seems to be running quite well.

That is one way to do it.

But I don't know if this operation will affect JATOS. Below is the JVM information for the JATOS server. (In fact, I really want to know how the maximum memory here is determined. I want to allocate more memory for JATOS to avoid any issues, but it doesn't seem to be under my control.)

The memory numbers under 'JVM info' are not necessarily the same as JATOS actually uses. E.g. the Mindprobe server has 8GB and 4GB are reserved for JATOS (the other 4GB are for MySQL and the system) - but in 'JVM info' / 'Max memory' it only states 3.2GB. Btw. 8GB memory is rather generous and usually 2 or 4GB are fine (if you have MySQL on a different host then even less).

And it makes sense to limit the amount of memory the JVM is able to grab maximally - otherwise the JVM might just take more than is good for the system and crashes it. Use the -J-Xmx argument for this (https://www.jatos.org/Configure-JATOS-on-a-Server.html#jvm-arguments).

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Thank you very much for your answer.

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