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| doc:docker [2019/08/16 12:21] – [Offline openEASE] daniel86 | doc:docker [2020/03/09 13:55] (current) – [Setting up admin user] daniel86 | ||
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| This page collects information on the installation and usage of openEASE, a web-service based on [[http:// | This page collects information on the installation and usage of openEASE, a web-service based on [[http:// | ||
| + | You can follow the steps described here for any Ubuntu version that has docker independently of the Ubuntu version running inside of openEASE. | ||
| - | ===== Installing | + | ===== Installing | 
| Firefox is by far the most tested browser. Packages in ubuntu repositories should work with KnowRob. | Firefox is by far the most tested browser. Packages in ubuntu repositories should work with KnowRob. | ||
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| When the Browser is installed check that [[https:// | When the Browser is installed check that [[https:// | ||
| - | ===== Installing the Docker | + | ===== Installing the docker | 
| Install Docker following the instructions at https:// | Install Docker following the instructions at https:// | ||
| After installation, | After installation, | ||
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| + | In addition, you will need to install docker-compose which is used for the orchestration of the openEASE application. | ||
| + | Install instrucitons for docker-compose can be found here: https:// | ||
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| - | ===== Setting up WebSocket | + | ===== Setting up WebSocket | 
| Clients can communicate with the openEASE webserver using SSL encryption. | Clients can communicate with the openEASE webserver using SSL encryption. | ||
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| - | ===== Setting up Experiment Logs ===== | + | ===== Setting up experiment logs ===== | 
| **NOTE: this is subject of change, experiment logs will be inserted differently soon (DB 08/19)** | **NOTE: this is subject of change, experiment logs will be inserted differently soon (DB 08/19)** | ||
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| The volume container is automatically created based on the environment variable next time you start the openEASE webserver. | The volume container is automatically created based on the environment variable next time you start the openEASE webserver. | ||
| - | ===== Setting up Admin User ===== | + | ===== Setting up admin user ===== | 
| The admin user is automatically created when the webserver starts for the first time. | The admin user is automatically created when the webserver starts for the first time. | ||
| - | The password is taken from an environment variable. Please add following environment variable to your .bashrc | + | The default | 
| - | and replace ' | + | |
| - | export OPENEASE_ADMIN_PASSWORD=" | + | |
| - | After you added the export to the .bashrc make sure to log-out and log-in again | ||
| - | (e.g., by restarting the terminal). | ||
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| - | ===== Setting up Password Recovery ===== | ||
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| - | For production servers, you might want a working password recovery mechanism. | ||
| - | This requires a mail account that is used for sending the recovery mails. | ||
| - | Add two more environment variables to the .bash.rc: | ||
| - | export OPENEASE_MAIL_USERNAME=" | ||
| - | export OPENEASE_MAIL_PASSWORD=" | ||
| ===== Selecting a ROS distribution ===== | ===== Selecting a ROS distribution ===== | ||
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| ===== Setting up mesh repositories ===== | ===== Setting up mesh repositories ===== | ||
| + | **NOTE: this is subject of change, meshes will be part of episodic memory soon (DB 08/19)** | ||
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| Meshes can be downloaded from custom **git** or **svn** repositories. | Meshes can be downloaded from custom **git** or **svn** repositories. | ||
| This information must be included in the environment, | This information must be included in the environment, | ||
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| export TWITTER_APP_ID " | export TWITTER_APP_ID " | ||
| export TWITTER_APP_SECRET " | export TWITTER_APP_SECRET " | ||
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| + | ===== Setting up password recovery (optional) ===== | ||
| + | |||
| + | For production servers, you might want a working password recovery mechanism. | ||
| + | This requires a mail account that is used for sending the recovery mails. | ||
| + | Add two more environment variables to the .bash.rc: | ||
| + | export OPENEASE_MAIL_USERNAME=" | ||
| + | export OPENEASE_MAIL_PASSWORD=" | ||
| ===== Launching openEASE ===== | ===== Launching openEASE ===== | ||
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| Then you can connect to the Web interface at https:// | Then you can connect to the Web interface at https:// | ||
| - | ===== Setting up Mongo Logs ===== | + | ===== Setting up mongo server | 
| Mongo dumps are included in the episode data downloaded from the FTP. | Mongo dumps are included in the episode data downloaded from the FTP. | ||
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| ===== Offline openEASE ===== | ===== Offline openEASE ===== | ||
| - | **NOTE: this is nor supported as of 08/19, but the feature will be added again at a later time | + | **NOTE: this is not supported as of 08/19, but the feature will be added again at a later time | 
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