PKC/Process (long)

Installing Docker Runtime

1. Installation must be conducted by a person who possess the root password of the target machine. When it starts installing, root password needs to be provided in a command line interface (CLI).
2. Install Docker, the Installation instructions and downloadable files can be found here: https://docs.docker.com/get-started/
3. After the success of Docker installation, launch a terminal application, or often called command line interface (CLI)interface, move your working directory using the command cd", meaning change your working directory, to a directory in your file system. For Mac OS X and Linux operating systems, Terminal applications are bundled during installation. For Windows 10 PKC Installation, please refer to this page.

Assume the directory you keep your working files is called: Workspace, your terminal application/command line interface (CLI) should present a prompt, similar to the following format: (your environment might also display machine name and user name along with the working directory name)

 ~/userName/Workspace$

Download the entire package using git. You may copy the instruction as follows:

 ~/userName/Workspace$ git clone https://github.com/xlp0/PKC.git

1. After the git clone instruction copied relevant data to your working directory, using the command cd to the PKC directory that contains the script up.sh, and type: ./up.sh to execute the script.

 ~/userName/Workspace$ cd PKC
 ~/userName/Workspace/PKC$ ./up.sh

1. After you submitted the ./up.sh in your command line interface, you will be asked for a password, type in the root password for the machine you are trying to install.
2. Depends on your network connection, this process will download around 5GB of data, so that it will take a while.
3. Open a browser: type the following URL to the browser's URL field: http://localhost:9352.
4. If you plan to set up https for your PKC, please refer to the page:Nginx as Reverse Proxy.