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Deployment

We offer two deployment options:

  1. Deployment with only Conductor, suited for CLI-based development and testing.
  2. Deployment including both Conductor and the App backend, providing support for smartphone app functionality.

Docker and Docker Compose Installation

First, ensure that your environment has Docker and Docker Compose installed. If not, please refer to the Docker official documentation and the Docker Compose official documentation for installation instructions.

Deployment with Conductor Only

Run from the current directory:

docker-compose -f conductor/docker-compose.yml up -d

The basic deployment of Conductor includes three images: a Redis database, an Elasticsearch database, and the Conductor service. Once deployment is complete, access the Conductor UI at http://localhost:5001. (Note: On Mac systems, port 5000 is typically occupied, so we use port 5001; you can specify another port during Conductor deployment.) Access the Conductor API via http://localhost:8080.

Deployment Including Conductor and App Backend

To support app development and debugging, we also need to deploy additional services: the App backend service, a MySQL database, and a MinIO object storage service.

  1. Create Data Directories Run from the current directory:

    mkdir -p ./conductor_with_app/pv-data/mysql/data ./conductor_with_app/pv-data/mysql/log ./conductor_with_app/pv-data/minio-data && chmod -R a+rw ./conductor_with_app/pv-data

    This will create data directories for the MySQL database and the MinIO object storage service. (Note: To ensure the directories have adequate read and write permissions, chmod -R a+rw ./conductor_with_app/pv-data is used. You can change the permission level as needed.)

  2. Modify Configuration Items Edit config/bootstrap.yaml, changing the linker.cos.minio.urlPrefix: IP address to your local IP (or to the corresponding public IP if external access is required).
    Should be in format of http://<your_ip>:<minio_port>/<bucket_name>. Default to http://<your_ip>:9000/omai.

  3. Start Services Run from the current directory:

    docker-compose -f conductor_with_app/conductor/docker-compose.yaml up -d

  4. Now you can link the app to backend automatically(if within the same local area network) or by setting the IP address(http://<your_ip>:8082 by default) in the app. Details see here.