# Jembi Platform Installation

## Prerequisites <a href="#id-4a1yqprqttyw" id="id-4a1yqprqttyw"></a>

In the following, we will introduce the software prerequisites to be able to run the client registry jempi on your machine using the platform.

### Docker <a href="#rglemv3fug4d" id="rglemv3fug4d"></a>

Please refer to the [official installation guide](https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/ubuntu/) in order to install docker on your machine. It is best to follow the post installation process so that you grant docker sudo access.

### \[for Windows users] WSL2 <a href="#ku1gqbfaemlj" id="ku1gqbfaemlj"></a>

Installing WSL2 is required to be able to develop and test the project.\
It is recommended to limit the memory usage of WSL2.

## Local Setup <a href="#k8o7yc6w0hnu" id="k8o7yc6w0hnu"></a>

```bash
git clone https://github.com/jembi/platform.git && cd platform/
```

1. Create /tmp/logs directory

```bash
sudo mkdir -p /tmp/logs/
```

2. Create the docker platform image

```bash
./build-image.sh
```

3. Initialise Docker Swarm

```bash
docker swarm init
```

4. Run 'go cli' binary to launch the project

```bash
./get-cli.sh
```

5. Launch the client registry jempi package profile\
   a. all packages and profiles are configured in the ./config.yaml field\
   b. updates to environment variable can be made in the profile env file ie: mpi.env

```yaml
 - name: mpi
    packages:
      - interoperability-layer-openhim
      - reverse-proxy-nginx
      - message-bus-kafka
      - job-scheduler-ofelia
      - monitoring
      - client-registry-jempi
      - identity-access-manager-keycloak
      - openhim-mapping-mediator
    envFiles:
      - mpi.env
```

```bash
./instant-linux package init -p mpi
```

6. Access : <http://localhost:3033/login>

![JeMPI Web Keycloak Sign in](/files/tA1It0CbhBRAIio6lHJ4)

7. Sign in with Keycloak user credentials

![JeMPI Web Keycloak Sign in](/files/Lh7I4G3VKfZJdp7qiLgT)


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