Installation Steps
- Ensure the Prerequisites are met
- Download the latest vFunction Sudo Controller Installation TGZ
- Move the Installation TGZ to any location on the Linux VM
- Extract the vFunction Installation Package by running the following command
### Replace VERSION with the actual value.
sudo tar Pxvf vfunction-controller-sudo-installation.vVERSION.tgz
- Open the installation.yaml by running the following command
### Replace the INSTANCE_NAME with the actual value, such as default-dotnet
sudo vi /etc/sysconfig/vfunction/installation/instances/INSTANCE_NAME/installation.yaml
- Modify the required and optional Configurable Settings
- Run the installation script
### Replace the INSTANCE_NAME with the actual value, such as default-dotnet
sudo bash /opt/vfunction/controller-installation/install.sh -i INSTANCE_NAME -a
- Configure the .NET Startup Parameters
- Restart the application
Optional flags that can be used in the install.sh script
| Flag |
Full Command |
Purpose |
| -i |
–instance |
Used to input the Instance Name as a String following the flag |
| -u |
–server-username |
Used to input the server-installation.yaml’s server.admin.email address to create the vFunction App in the Server UI from the Controller |
| -p |
–server-password |
Used to input the server-installation.yaml’s server.admin.password to create the vFunction App in the Server UI from the Controller |
| -s |
–script-mode |
Used to run the installation in script mode so that all no user prompts are displayed and console output is minimized |
| -n |
–no-services |
Used to install but not start the vFunction services |
| -v |
–viper-mode |
Used when installing Viper but not the vFunction Agent |
| -a |
–agent-mode |
Used when installing the vFunction Agent but not Viper |