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RTB4FREE

RTB4FREE is an enterprise strength bidding platform for RTB based digital advertising. RTB4FREE has the following functionality:

  1. Campaign management
  2. Data management (DMP) capability
  3. Bidding using many different strategies
  4. Analytics on historical media and pricing information

The RTB4FREE organization on Github contains all of the repos to run a fully scalable system.

The RTB4FREE/rtb4free repo is where all RTB4FREE user documentation, developer documentation, and API explorer documentation live.

Viewing RTB4FREE Documentation

To view the documentation, navigate to:

https://rtb4free.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

Building RTB4FREE Documentation

To build a local copy of the RTB4FREE documentation, follow these steps:

Clone the rtb4free repo

Make a local directory and clone this repo:

mkdir rtb4free
cd rtb4free
git clone [email protected]:switzer/rtb4free.git
cd rtb4free

Build the user documentation

Build the user documentation, which is built on Sphinx and ReadTheDocs

cd docs
make html

This will build HTML doc in the rtb4free/docs/_build/html directory. Open the index.html file to view the documentation on your local system.

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crosstalk's Issues

Problems with Frequency Capping

The frequency capping is not working properly, after a little investigation I think that it is due to next situation:
In Campaign Manager the properties of frequency capping are defined at Banner level, but Crosstalk is waiting for these properties in Campaign level. In the AccountingCampaing java class at line 493, it is checked if 'myNode.get("frequency_spec")' is null, and this condition always is true because Campaign does not have the 'frequency_spec' property.

Elasticache paths should start with '/'

To be compatible with Amazon ECS paths have to start with '/'

So:
indexResponse = restClient.performRequest("GET", index + "/_search",

should be:

		indexResponse = restClient.performRequest("GET", "/" + index + "/_search",

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