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Deployment Process (Docker)

This document aims to introduce how to use Docker to deploy the WeDa Low-Code development tool and the management console development tool on a Linux-based VM, with the deployment process as follows:

To deploy an instance of the WeDa Low-Code development tool, a Linux-based system is required. For the recommended server configuration, refer to: Pre-installation Steps .

1 Download the script​

  1. Switch to root privileges: sudo su.

  2. Please execute the following command on the Linux server:

    Installation Command

    wget -L -O install.sh https://software-1302110647.cos.ap-guangzhou.myqcloud.com/rc/lastest/install.sh && chmod +x install.sh

    The current script only supports Linux servers with x86 and aarch64 architectures.

  3. Run the installation script ./install.sh. The default port for the installer is: 38080

tip
  • Ensure that ports 80, 38080, or your custom ports are not occupied and that the server has opened access permissions for these ports
  • If you need to customize the installer's port number, refer to Port and Allowlist ip Configuration

2 Installation​

  1. Enter http://<actual access IP>:38080 in the browser to open the installer page, then click Start Installation.
  2. Fill in the obtained License on the opened page (you can also configure the access address as needed)
  3. Click Start Installation, wait approximately 3-5 minutes. After installation is complete, click Access Platform Immediately or enter the default address in the browser: http://<actual access IP>/dev
  4. Access the Development Platform
Note

The standalone version involves a default installation directory, generally /data/tencent/weda.

Related Configuration Instructions

After starting the WeDa Low-Code development platform instance:

  • A configs directory is generated under the installation directory, storing all configuration files required for the service to run.
  • A storage directory is generated under the installation directory (Do not delete), which contains minio and mysql subdirectories storing data generated by minio and mysql respectively.
  • A logs directory is generated under the installation directory, storing log information for all services.
  • Under the installation directory, you can use the command cat .env to view the environment variables file.
  • If you need to customize the platform's access port/IP/domain name, etc., refer to Custom Ports and IP/Domain.
  • Issues encountered during deployment can be referred to the FAQ: FAQ.
tip

In production environments, to ensure high availability, it is recommended to use custom databases and object storage. Refer to the Custom MySQL Configuration Guide and Custom S3 Object Configuration Guide