To install aiWARE with AI Processing and AI Data on a single node, verify system requirements, get a UUID token for the installation, and install a platform for containers. Next, issue the commands to install AI Processing, install AI Data, and then log in.
[Warn] You cannot change from single node aiWARE to multi-node aiWARE without uninstalling the aiWARE instance.
Pre-installation steps
Complete the following pre-installation steps.
- Verify system requirements.
- Gather the credentials for the root user. You do not need to generate a UUID token for your installation, as it is automatically generated.
- Install a platform for containers.
- Optional: In air-gapped environments, create an allowlist. To the computer or VM in which you are installing aiWARE, add the following IP addresses in the allowlist.
| Hostname | IP Addresses |
|---|
| get-static.aiware.com | 13.248.195.1, 76.223.71.144 |
| registry.central.aiware.com | 15.197.255.19, 3.33.192.186 |
Installation steps
- In the terminal, enter the following commands:
| Command line | Do the following: |
|---|
sudo su
export AIWARE_INIT_TOKEN=uuid
export AIWARE_MODE=api,apps,automate,automatestudio,controller,db,engine,es,lb,minio,nsq,prometheus,redis
export AIWARE_HOST_EXPIRE=false
export AIWARE_LICENSE=
export AIWARE_LICENSING_ENABLED=yes
export AIWARE_DOMAIN_NAME=dev-local.aiware.run
curl -sfL https://get.aiware.com | sh - |
- Replace the 'uuid' with the UUID that you generated or that Veritone provided.
- Replace 'license' with the AI Processing license key provided by Veritone.
- Copy and paste the command line commands in the terminal of the node that you want to install the services.
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[Warn] Before proceeding to the next step, wait 20 minutes for background processes to load.
- Optional: To watch as the install process downloads and starts new containers, and to check the system for initial problems from running aiWARE, you can perform checks during the installation.
[Tip] You need to add the list of mappings that is output in the command below in the /etc/hosts file in the computer or VM that runs the browser that you are going to use to access Veritone apps. If you are installing aiWARE with EC2 or Microsoft Azure, then edit the /etc/hosts file on your physical computer. If you are installing aiWARE with a VM, then edit the /etc/hosts file in the VM.
- Type the following command, and then follow the instructions in the terminal.
ai hub install aidata
Startup processes start. Statuses are output in the terminal every minute. The installation command times out after 10 minutes of no progress with a timeout error.
- In the terminal, restart the Docker container for aiware-haproxy:
docker restart aiware-haproxy
- Log in to Veritone to complete the installation.
[Note] The superuser username is predefined by Veritone: sysadmin@aiware.run
[Warn] You must complete the login process within 24 hours of installing aiWARE. The URL expires after 24 hours.
- On your browser, accept the risk for SSL certificates if prompted, and then go to the URL that the installation output earlier.
- A password reset page appears.
[Note]
- If you get the following error messages: "Connection Refused" or "Service Unavailable", wait for several minutes for the installation to fully come online.
- If a login page appears instead of a password reset page, then there was an error creating the superuser account; for example, the URL may have expired. Re-enter the URL. If that fails, reinstall aiWARE.
- Change and confirm the password. The Veritone app appears.
