Natively (Linux)
Antidote is currently supported on the Linux platform and needs Erlang 21 or greater as a runtime dependency.
To get a release, setup your environment and build Antidote by following the building a release guide.
Copy the release folder to the deploy target and start the release binary
bin/antidote
with the node name configured via the OS variable NODE_NAME
(long). Other possible configurations can be found in the Configuring Antidote section.Example:
$ pwd
.../antidote/_build/default/rel/antidote
$ ls
bin erts-10.5 lib releases
% start antidote with long name and (data and log) directory in the foreground
$ [email protected] [email protected]/ bin/antidote foreground
% start antidote with long name and (data and log) directory in the background and attach a remote console to it
$ [email protected] [email protected]/ bin/antidote start
$ [email protected] bin/antidote remote_console
% stop antidote
$ [email protected] bin/antidote stop
Logs and data can be found in the respective directories in the directory denoted by
ROOT_DIR_PREFIX
(default: no prefix, current working folder).Last modified 3yr ago