Quick install
The fast path to a running instance.
Check the requirements
Make sure the host meets Requirements.
Install the packages
The commands below cover the common case. For the full per-distribution instructions, SSL, Docker and Apache, see Installing from packages.
Debian / Ubuntu
apt update
apt install -y opencelium
SUSE Linux Enterprise
zypper refresh
zypper install -y OpenCelium
RedHat
yum install -y OpenCelium
The package pulls in the databases and the web server configuration. Full listings, including the ZIP installation and Docker Compose, are in Installing from packages.
First login
Open http://<host> and sign in:
login:
admin@opencelium.iopassword:
1234
Change that password immediately, under the profile icon in the top bar.
Verify the installation
Open License & System → System Check (admin menu, Alt+M). MariaDB,
MongoDB, OpenCelium and the operating system should all report Operational.
Email is Down until you configure spring.mail — password resets and e-mail
notifications need it. Polyglot is Down until you deploy the polyglot engine
(Deploying the engine), which is only needed for Python and Ruby
enhancements. Both are configured in Configuration.
Neither one being Down stops OpenCelium from working — both are optional components.
Where to go next
Your first workflow — build something.
Users and permissions — add accounts.
Configure the system — tune
application.yml.