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Install Gateway Service Manager

Overview​

Use a .run file to install Gateway Service Manager.

OS Support​

Gateway Service Manager support the following 64-bit x86_64 arch Ubuntu LTS releases:

  • 18.04 LTS ("Bionic Beaver")
  • 20.04 LTS ("Focal Fossa")

Gateway Service Manager only supports 64-bit operating systems.

Prerequisites​

Get the Ubuntu system ready. If it's not, refer to Install Ubuntu

Install & Upgrade steps​

Install and upgrade Gateway Service Manager with the following steps.

Upgrade steps is identical to installation.

  1. Download Gateway Service Manager of the required version gwservice-{version}.run. See: Download Gateway Service Manager

    Note: {version} is the version number formatted like 2.2.2

  2. Copy it to Linux server. See: Copy files from Windows to Linux
  3. Login to Linux server. See: Log in to Linux system
  4. Ensure that the installation package has execution permissions
chmod +x ./gwservice-{version}.run
  1. Execute the installation program
sudo -E ./gwservice-{version}.run
  1. Verify the installed service
sudo docker ps

If theres a line with NAME gwservice, the installation succeeds.

  1. Look for the IP address of current server:
ifconfig

Assume the IP address shown is 192.168.88.131, open the link in a browser: https://192.168.88.131:13333, where 13333 is the default port number of gateway service manager.