The following is needed:

• Docker client and engine version 20.10.10 or later
• Linux that supports the above docker versions
• Software Components: Any of the PostgreSQL, MySQL, Sql-server, or Oracle database
• Configuration files: setup.tgz
• System Requirements: 8cpu with 32GB RAM and 100 GB physical space is recommended.
• For offline setup docker must be installed

See also "Preparations" below.

• Download the setup.tgz file on system from the support portal.
• It is always recommended to take backup/snapshot before starting setup.
• If you have multiple network interfaces, note down the NIC name or IP address of the network interface which will be used by docker swarm.
  • When docker swarm is initialized it binds to one NIC and one IP address for communication, and if you have multiple NICs, you have to specify which one to use, by NIC name or IP address.
  • If you want traffic for swarm to be restricted to a private/internal network then provide an internal IP address. But if you want to expose some of your service then you need to provide your public IP address.

1. Copy setup.tgz to your working directory.

2. Extract the file using tar command.

   Extract file

   tar -xf setup.tgz

3. Navigate to the scripts folder inside the setup folder.

   Navigate to scripts folder

   cd setup/scripts

4. Run the script setup.sh.

   Run the script

   sudo bash setup.sh

5. During the setup, provide the below mentioned inputs. 

   1. You will need to input the IP address that will be used for the swarm communication based on the NICs. See the "Preparations" section above.

      ####################################################
      
      Setting up docker swarm...
      
      ####################################################
      
      Enter ip address which should be used for docker swarm communication:

   2. To setup PostgreSQL press “Y” (Not recommended for production setup). If you want to use some external database press ‘’n”.
      

      ####################################################
      
      setting up PostgreSQL...
      
      ####################################################
      
      Do you want to setup PostgreSQL (Not recommended in production environment) [Y/n] Y
      
      Creating a random password
      Creating network pg_default
      Creating service pg_postgres
      Create a new password for all databases
      New Password:
      Verify New Password:

   3. Next it will setup reporting database using PostgreSQL.
      

      ####################################################'
      Setting up reporting database...
      ####################################################'
      
      Creating new customize.conf for administration service..

   4. It will now pull the docker images and start the services
      

      ####################################################
      Starting Digital Access...
      ####################################################
      
      Creating network da_da-overlay
      Creating service da_admin
      Creating service da_authentication
      Creating service da_distribution
      Creating service da_policy
      Creating service da_accesspoint
      Successfully deployed
      
      ####################################################
      Setup script execution completed successfully
      ####################################################

   5. Wait for all the images to get downloaded. To check status of downloaded images, use this command: 

      Check images

      sudo docker images

      REPOSITORY	TAG	IMAGE ID	CREATED	SIZE
      smartid-digitalaccess/distribution-service	6.0.7.73936	c626415de8b6	2 days ago	588MB
      smartid-digitalaccess/authentication-service	6.0.7.73936	8d5b56cbf7da	2 days ago	589MB
      smartid-digitalaccess/policy-service	6.0.7.73936	4ed8d050e2f7	2 days ago	662MB
      smartid-digitalaccess/administration-service	6.0.7.73936	fe2774f4da20	2 days ago	1.12GB
      smartid-digitalaccess/access-point	6.0.7.73936	f65edd4ac6b4	2 days ago	97MB

   6. After all the images are downloaded from the repository, the containers will start automatically. It can take a few minutes to start all the containers. To check the container status, use this command:
      

      Check container status

      sudo docker ps

   7. Make sure the status of each container is healthy.

   8. Restart the services using this command on the node:

      Deploy Digital Access stack

      sudo bash /opt/nexus/scripts/start-all.sh

Offline setups consist of two steps:

First step

For the first step you need a system with network connectivity. We will download docker images on this system.

1. Make sure docker is installed.

2. Download the images using the command docker pull. 

   pull images

   sudo docker pull nexusimages.azurecr.io/smartid-digitalaccess/administration-service:6.0.7.73936
   sudo docker pull nexusimages.azurecr.io/smartid-digitalaccess/policy-service:6.0.7.73936
   sudo docker pull nexusimages.azurecr.io/smartid-digitalaccess/authentication-service:6.0.7.73936
   sudo docker pull nexusimages.azurecr.io/smartid-digitalaccess/distribution-service:6.0.7.73936
   sudo docker pull nexusimages.azurecr.io/smartid-digitalaccess/access-point:6.0.7.73936

3. To check if all images are downloaded or not run this command.

   Check images

   sudo docker images

4. Save all images in tar files. Run these commands: 

   image to tar

   sudo docker save nexusimages.azurecr.io/smartid-digitalaccess/administration-service:6.0.7.73936 > admin.tar
   sudo docker save nexusimages.azurecr.io/smartid-digitalaccess/authentication-service:6.0.7.73936 > authentication.tar
   sudo docker save nexusimages.azurecr.io/smartid-digitalaccess/distribution-service:6.0.7.73936 > distribution.tar
   sudo docker save nexusimages.azurecr.io/smartid-digitalaccess/policy-service:6.0.7.73936 > policy.tar
   sudo docker save nexusimages.azurecr.io/smartid-digitalaccess/access-point:6.0.7.73936 > accesspoint.tar

5. Copy all the tar files onto the system where you want to setup Digital Access.

Second step

1. On the system where the Digital Access setup shall be done:
1.  Go to the folder where all the tar files are copied.

2. Load the images to a local docker repository using the command:

   load Images

   sudo ls -1 *.tar | xargs --no-run-if-empty -L 1 sudo  docker load -i

3. Run the installation process, and follow the steps mentioned in "Step-by-step instruction" section above.