openflow
deploy openflow using NPM
Quick start running openflow using npm on windows
open a command prompt as admin
Install rabbitmq ( answer yes to run the script )
choco install rabbitmq
Please ensure you can see rabbitmq as a service when you open the services.msc also make sure management got enabled ( a restart may help ). You can check this by going to http://localhost:15672 ( if not, run choco install rabbitmq --force or follow try following the guide here )
install mongodb ( answer yes to run the script )
choco install mongodb
Again make sure it got installed and is running when you open the services.msc ( if not, run choco install mongodb --force ) or install it manually by downloading mongodb community edition
install nodejs LTS 14
choco install nodejs-lts
Make sure it works by running node -v in a command prompt
install openflow command line
npm i @openiap/openflow -g
Go to the folder where you want to keep your config files,
mkdir c:\openflow
cd \openflow
install pm2 as a global package, and then install pm2-windows-service Important: Say no to startup scripts PM2_SERVICE_SCRIPTS
npm i -g pm2
npm i -g pm2-windows-service
pm2-service-install
# Perform environment setup: answer yes
# Set PM2_HOME: answer yes and the type the path to the folder you intent on saving the openflow/nodered config files into ( like c:\openflow )
# PM2_SERVICE_SCRIPTS: answer no
# PM2_SERVICE_PM2_DIR: answer yes, and then accept the default path
then create a template configuration file using
openflow-cli --init
open and edit openflow.env, if needed, then install the service using
openflow-cli --install openflow
then open a browser and visit localhost.openiap.io
Quick start running openflow using npm on linux
For now only tested on ubuntu 18LTS Install NodeJS version 14 Also you need to have an installation of mongoDB and RabbitMQ
Then to install and run OpenFlow, install the @openiap/openflow package
sudo npm i @openiap/openflow -g
then create a template configuration file using
openflow-cli --init
open and edit openflow.env, if needed, then install the service using
sudo openflow-cli --install openflow
then open a browser and visit localhost.openiap.io
I also go though this process in the video
