Step 1: Installing Koios

Let’s kick things off by talking about system requirements. Our goal with Koios was to be as flexible as possible. To do this, we ship Koios as a Docker image. This makes Koios hardware-agnostic, allowing it to run on any platform that supports Dock...

If the machine you are using is not a Linux OS, we highly recommend using VMWare or Hyper-V to run a Linux virtual machine that will run the Koios Docker container. In this part of the guide, we will discuss how to setup a basic Hyper-V machine. ...

Next, we are going to install Docker Engine on the Ubuntu machine we’ve created. Docker Engine To install Docker Engine, follow the instruction from Docker below. Docker Engine Install: https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/ubuntu/ Post I...

Let’s get to the fun part, time to pull the Koios image down from our Azure Container Registry. The easiest way to do this is using the Azure CLI. Azure CLI To install the Azure CLI, follow the steps in the link below. Azure CLI: https://lear...

This step is very important to have a great experience with Koios. We are going to go over how to create a service that will manage starting and stopping Koios for you. Creating a Service File Ubuntu systemd service files can be stored inside of ...

Now that you have access to the user interface, you should be presented with a message indicating that there is no license file. Follow the link shown or use the side navigation bar to go to System > License . To learn about this page, v...