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  1. Administrator Guides

Installation

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Below you'll find the minimum recommended hardware needed to successfully install and operate a DoltLab instance.

You must have a host(s) running a supported operating system, hardware that meets or surpasses the minimum recommended hardware, the required networking configuration, and all dependencies installed the host(s) in order to run DoltLab.

Supported operating systems

Minimum recommended hardware

DoltLab requires the following minimum system resources:

  • 4 CPU

  • 16 GB of memory

  • 300 GB of disk (DoltLab's container images alone require about 4 GBs of disk).

Networking requirements

DoltLab requires the following networking configuration:

  • The IP address or domain name of the host must be discoverable by the Dolt CLI and web browser.

  • Hosts must allow egress TCP connections.

  • The following ports must allow TCP connections:

    • 22, for ssh connections.

    • 80, for ingress HTTP connections.

    • 443 for ingress HTTPS connections, if DoltLab will use TLS.

    • 100, for ingress connections to DoltLab's . This is only required for DoltLab <= v2.3.7.

    • 50051, for ingress connections to DoltLab's .

    • 4321, for ingress connections to DoltLab's .

Dependencies

DoltLab requires the following dependencies:

# generate a script to install DoltLab dependencies on Ubuntu
./installer --ubuntu
# run generated script to install dependencies
./ubuntu_install.sh
# generate a script to install DoltLab dependencies on CentOS
./installer --centos
# run generated script to install dependencies
./centos_install.sh

Alternatively, a version of these scripts are available here as well:

For a DoltLab installation that's limited to the single default user, configuring a connection to an SMTP server is not required.

This is only required when you want additional users to be able to create accounts on your DoltLab instance. DoltLab uses the SMTP server to send emails, which allow for account creation and verification, password resets, two-factor authentication, and more.

Access to an , like .

To streamline dependency installation, with DoltLab >= v2.1.2 you can run the with one of the following flags to generate a dependency installation script:

Once DoltLab's dependencies are installed, we recommend following the steps for Docker that will allow you to run docker commands without using sudo.

Linux
remote data file server
remote API
file upload service API
curl
unzip
docker
docker-compose
amazon-ecr-credential-helper
SMTP server
smtp.gmail.com
installer
Ubuntu
Centos
post-installation