Installation¶
Untar¶
Untar Hetman .tar.gz
file:
Installation¶
Before running installation switch to root (superuser) with the below sudo command:
To install Hetman software, run install.bash
script, with the following command:
Installation process may take up to a few minutes.
Steps for Hetman with Keycloak¶
Log in to Keycloak GUI¶
- Visit Keycloak GUI at http://${node_ip}:8021/_by_name/hetman-keycloak-microservice.
- Log in as initial, already created user, with credentials:
- Username:
admin
- Password:
0nTe0n
- Username:
- (Optional) Change initial admin's credentials.
- Go to
Users
. - Click on the initial
admin
user. - Go to
Credentials
tab. - Click
Reset password
. - Add new password (remember to turn off temporary option).
- Go to
- (Optional) Create new admin user.
- Go to
Users
. - Click
Add user
. - Add username and click
Create
. - Go to
Credentials
tab. - Click
Set password
. - Add new password (remember to turn off temporary option).
- Go to
Role mapping
tab. - Click
Assign role
- Choose
admin
role and clickAssign
.
- Go to
NOTE
If accessing http://${node_ip}:8021/_by_name/hetman-keycloak-microservice returns HTTPS required
screen, it means that the Keycloak is yet to be properly configured. It will be automatically configured up to 3 minutes, after the installation is finished.
Create new Hetman user¶
-
Switch to
hetman
realm. -
Go to
Users
and clickCreate new user
button. -
Add username and click
Create
. -
Go to
Credentials
tab and clickSet password
button. -
Add password, disable
Temporary
and clickSave
. -
Go to
Role mapping
tab and clickAssign role
button. -
Add one of the roles and click
Assign
:end-user
manager
administrator
NOTE
Hetman user can be assigned to one role and one role only.
Post installation¶
When the installation is finished, you can access Hetman's GUI at http://${node_ip}:8020/_by_name/hetman-admin-frontend-microservice/.
Removal¶
Before running removal switch to root (superuser) with the below sudo command:
To remove Hetman software, run remove.bash
script, with the following command: