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Change bertsky to slub #39

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OCR-D Manager is a server that mediates between [Kitodo](https://github.com/kitodo) and [OCR-D](https://ocr-d.de). It resides on the site of the Kitodo installation (so the actual OCR server can be managed independently) but runs in its own container (so Kitodo can be managed independently).

Specifically, it gets called by [Kitodo.Production](https://github.com/kitodo/kitodo-production) or [Kitodo.Presentation](https://github.com/kitodo-presentation) to handle OCR for a document, and in turn calls the [OCR-D Controller](https://github.com/bertsky/ocrd_controller) for workflow processing.
Specifically, it gets called by [Kitodo.Production](https://github.com/kitodo/kitodo-production) or [Kitodo.Presentation](https://github.com/kitodo-presentation) to handle OCR for a document, and in turn calls the [OCR-D Controller](https://github.com/slub/ocrd_controller) for workflow processing.

For an integration as a **service container**, orchestrated with other containers (Kitodo+Controller), see [this meta-repo](https://github.com/slub/kitodo_production_ocrd).

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Build or pull the Docker image:

make build-monitor # or docker pull bertsky/ocrd_monitor
make build-monitor # or docker pull ghcr.io/slub/ocrd_monitor

Then run the container – providing the same variables as above:

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