Setup
There are two preferred ways to set up the TRH platform:
Local Deployment
Deploy to Cloud (AWS)
Local Deployment
Sections :
Hardware Requirement
Platform Setup
How to access the platform?
How to stop the platform?
Platform Logs
In this setup, you can run the platform directly on your local machine. Please follow the below steps to perform the setup.
Note : We have tested the platform setup on Linux and Mac machines. If you encounter any issues during setup, please contact the TRH team.
Hardware Requirement
Minimum
2 vCPU
8
30
Recommended
4 vCPU
16
50
Excellent
8 vCPU
32
70
Platform Setup
1. Clone repository
Open your terminal and execute the below command
2. Setup script and installing dependencies
Change permission of the dependency script
Install dependencies
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3. Setup config files
You will then be prompted with questions in the terminal. Press Enter to use the default values or provide your own inputs.
4. Run the platform
How to access the platform?
After a successful installation, you can access the platform by navigating to **http://localhost:3000/** in your browser.
To log in, use the Gmail ID and password that were configured during Step 3: Configuration Setup.
How to stop the platform?
How to observe logs of platform?
Deploy to Cloud (AWS)
Typical Platform Deployment Time : 10 ~15 minutes
Deploy the platform to AWS using our provided script. The script simplifies the process and provides the platform URL upon completion. With this, your platform will be hosted on the cloud and accessible from anywhere in the world.
Security Credentials
AWS Access key - Obtain your AWS access and secret keys from the AWS IAM console. Log in to your AWS account and follow the official AWS documentation to generate these keys.
Software Prerequisites
Git
Make
Terraform
AWS cli
If you don’t have any of above packages in your machine, you can run the below commands to get all of them installed.
On your local machine, open a terminal and download dependencies
Change permission of the dependency script
Install dependencies
After successful installation, you will see the below message.
Deploy TRH Platform
On your local machine, open a terminal and clone the TRH-Platform repository.
Run the below command in your terminal for the configuration.
You will be asked to put the following parameters. You can use default values for some of them. If you don’t have any aws access key, please refer this guide and create new one.
AWS ACCESS KEY:
AWS SECRET ACCESS KEY:
AWS region (default: ap-northeast-2):
SSH Key Pair Name: The key pair name for SSH access. Please keep this noted so you can use it when you try to access EC2 instance via SSH. The key is generated to
~/.ssh
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Note that Terraform will automatically generate and store a new key pair on AWS and your machine (
~/.ssh). Do not create this manually - just provide a name (e.g., "my-ec2-key").</aside>
Run the below command in your terminal. This will launch an EC2 instance and deploy the platform on it. After deployment, a success message will appear along with the platform URL for access.
Instance Type (default: t2.large): The T-shirt size of EC2 instance
Instance Name: The name of your EC2 instance
Platform Auth configuration (The below credentials will help you to login to the platform)
Admin Email (default: ****[email protected]): The email which will be used for platform login
Admin Password (default: admin): The password which will be used for platform login
After the deployment you will get the hostname of your instance as the above picture shows , also the platform will be deployed and you will get the platform dashboard url.
image.png Get AWS EC2 information
Destroy AWS EC2 instance.
Note : Terminating the EC2 instance will not remove any deployed chains. Chains must be deleted directly from the platform. Destroying the EC2 instance only removes the instance itself along with the platform running on it.
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