kcochibili · February 18, 2017 08:10 · kcochibili · Sep 8, 2015 · kcochibili · Feb 18, 2017
diff --git a/installBaasBoxLinuxGoogleComputeEngine.sh b/installBaasBoxLinuxGoogleComputeEngine.sh
 # Go to https://cloud.google.com/compute/ 
 #create a project, 
 #create an instance 
 #follow this video to open port 9000 for Baasbox  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAV__Rq4vIQ (pay atention to where the demonstrator initialy clicks his mouse)

 # launch SSH for your instance (by clicking SSH button)

 # While in the SSH, enter the commands bellow, run the commands by clicking  the Enter key after each command, wait for each command to run before running the next. 

 # Install Java
 sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/java -y
 sudo apt-get update
 sudo apt-get install oracle-java8-installer

 # In case you don't have unzip, install it
 sudo apt-get install unzip


 # install screen. This will be used for running BaasBox in the Background
 apt-get install screen

 # Download Baasbox
 wget --content-disposition http://www.baasbox.com/download/baasbox-stable.zip

 # Unzip baasbox
 unzip baasbox-stable.zip (append the version number printed by the command line before '.zip')

 # move into the unzipped folder (replace the version number with the one printed by the command line)
 cd baasbox-0.8.4/

 # Assign execution privileges to the start script
 chmod +x ./start

 # Gain super User Access to run Screen
 sudo su

 # create a background proccess where BaasBox Server will run
 screen -S baasboxserver

 # Run BaasBox
 ./start

 # Visit http://YOUR_IP:9000/console to access the console. (Yes, append :9000 to the ip adress to access the console)
 # your VM Instance IP adress should be available on the profile of your created instance in the cloud console

 # (optional) After you  have closed the SSH session, if you return to it later and want to continue from the BaasBox server Screen, where you left off,  run this to
 # Bring the BaasBoxServer to the foregroud
 sudo su
 screen -r baasboxserver
	# Go to https://cloud.google.com/compute/
	#create a project,
	#create an instance
	#follow this video to open port 9000 for Baasbox https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAV__Rq4vIQ (pay atention to where the demonstrator initialy clicks his mouse)

	# launch SSH for your instance (by clicking SSH button)

	# While in the SSH, enter the commands bellow, run the commands by clicking the Enter key after each command, wait for each command to run before running the next.

	# Install Java
	sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/java -y
	sudo apt-get update
	sudo apt-get install oracle-java8-installer

	# In case you don't have unzip, install it
	sudo apt-get install unzip


	# install screen. This will be used for running BaasBox in the Background
	apt-get install screen

	# Download Baasbox
	wget --content-disposition http://www.baasbox.com/download/baasbox-stable.zip

	# Unzip baasbox
	unzip baasbox-stable.zip (append the version number printed by the command line before '.zip')

	# move into the unzipped folder (replace the version number with the one printed by the command line)
	cd baasbox-0.8.4/

	# Assign execution privileges to the start script
	chmod +x ./start

	# Gain super User Access to run Screen
	sudo su

	# create a background proccess where BaasBox Server will run
	screen -S baasboxserver

	# Run BaasBox
	./start

	# Visit http://YOUR_IP:9000/console to access the console. (Yes, append :9000 to the ip adress to access the console)
	# your VM Instance IP adress should be available on the profile of your created instance in the cloud console

	# (optional) After you have closed the SSH session, if you return to it later and want to continue from the BaasBox server Screen, where you left off, run this to
	# Bring the BaasBoxServer to the foregroud
	sudo su
	screen -r baasboxserver