Hi, Let us understand how to install Chart Museum and make use of it.
Chart Museum can be downloaded from the specific location for various type of operating systems and
a detailed instruction is available as a part of the documentation as well. Within how to run
I do have the tab and within the installation location I do have the location for Chart Museum for
various operating systems. Since I do have
The linux operating system I can download from this specific location.
Let me go ahead and download.
And it's around 52 MB. So let this get downloaded
Download is done. Now, I need to add execute permission for this particular file.
Let me go ahead and add execute permission chmod +x
And let me move this particular file into the user local bin so that I can provide the Chart Museum command from any location.
Once the file is moved, I should be in a position to provide the Chart Museum command from any location.
Let me try to get the version that we do have.
The version that is installed over here is 0.12
That's the latest version.
I can get more information about the Chart Museum using the option dash dash help
They do have lots of options and most of the options are to define where the storage should be either
I wanted to store it in some cloud location like AWS or Google compute cloud or make use of local storage and get that running.
I can go ahead and start the Chart Museum by mentioning in what port I wanted to run and what is the
storage path as well as the configuration required for that particular storage path. For quick and easy
demo I'm going to use the local storage.
So as a part of the configuration, I can mention if I wanted to use Amazon S3, I can provide the
details on authentications and the location of the bucket all such informations.
Or I can go ahead and use Google cloud storage or Alibaba or Microsoft Storage. To get started quickly
I'm going to use the local storage.
So what I can do, I can mention the port and mention the storage as a local and in which directory
the repository should store the information. So I can start Chart Museum by executing this specific command.
So within Chart Museum I'm executing it.
So it's going to create a folder as required. The chart storage
It will get created and it is running in port 8080
I can verify whether Chart Museum installed properly and working properly or not by accessing the port 8080
I installed in node two.
So this is the IP address of node 2 and I am accessing port 8080.
If I get this particular message, that means Chart Museum is installed successfully and it is ready to manage the charts.
Since I did not start in the background and let this particular window continue to run so that I can
see what are all the informations data transfer happening in case if I want it to debug, I can check the messages
from this particular window.
I will be starting another terminal for the Master. I'm starting another terminal for the master. As a part
of the next lecture, I am going to create a chart and add it as a part of the Chart Museum and manage it.