install.md

SEER Build and Install Guide

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Build

This builds the container:

cd src

docker build . -t seer/seer

Export and Import of Images (for air-gapped networks)

Exercise builders often need to build SEER on a high-side network, an easy way to do this is to export images as tar files and import them to the target system:

docker save cmusei/identity > ~/Downloads/identity.tar
docker save seer/seer > ~/Downloads/seer.tar
docker save postgres > ~/Downloads/postgres.tar

On the target system, in order to load the tar container files, run:

cat identity.tar | docker load
cat postgres.tar | docker load
cat seer.tar | docker load

Configuration

Specific configuration for each container:

Identity

seed-data.json contains a user section we will want to edit as we stand up our environment:

{
    "Username": "[email protected]",
    "Password": "scotty@1",
    "GlobalId": "9fd3c38e-58b0-ffff-80d1-1895af91f1f9"
},

Add the users that will be part of your administration team here.

Seer

Add the users you would like automatically added to the administrative role under appsettings.json:

"DefaultAdminAccounts": ["ddupdyke", "bsmith", "etc"]

Note that identity exports name here, and not a full email address.

Starting the Containers

To start the stack, run:

docker-compose up -d

With a correct config, on the first request to SEER, it should automatically create and seed the database.