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Online installation mode
Akamas is deployed as a set of containerized services running on Docker and managed via Docker Compose. In the online installation mode, the latest version of the Akamas Docker Compose file and all the images required by Docker can be downloaded from the AWS ECR repository.
It is suggested first to create a directory akamas in the home directory of your user, and then run the following command to get the latest compose file:
To log into AWS ECR and pull the most recent Akamas container images, you need to set the AWS authentication variables to the appropriate values provided by Akamas Customer Support Services by running the following command. To configure Akamas, you should set the following environment variables:
To configure Akamas, you should set the following environment variables:
AKAMAS_CUSTOMER: the customer name matching the one referenced in the Akamas license.
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID: the access key for pulling the Akamas images
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY: the secret access key for pulling the Akamas images
AWS_DEFAULT_REGION: Unless specified by the support team keep the value to us-east-2
AKAMAS_BASE_URL: the endpoint in the Akamas APIs that will be used to interact with the CLI, typically https://<akamas server DNS address>
To avoid losing your environment variables for future upgrades, it is suggested to keep them in the .env file. Launch the following command from the same folder where the docker-compose.yml is stored, replacing the parameters in the brackets <>:
In this file you can also add a custom configuration for API rate limiting if needed. In case, follow instructions on page Changing default API rate limits before starting Akamas
Start Akamas
To log into AWS ECR and pull the most recent Akamas container images you also need to set the AWS authentication variables (AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID, AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY, AWS_DEFAULT_REGION) with the values provided by Akamas Customer Support Services. You can leverage the .env file previously created with the following command:
You can start installing the Akamas server by running the following AWS CLI commands: