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Create your first Oakestra Orchestrator
Let’s get you up to speed with the easiest possible setup. You’ll be able to run your first Oakestra Orchestrator in a few seconds!
Did you know?
You can install all required dependencies for Oakestra setup on your machine using oak-cli. Simply use the command
oak i fundamentals Learn more about installing oak-cli in the CLI Setup page.
Startup the Orchestrators in a Single Machine
In this guide, we’ll perform a Single Machine Setup. This setup is the easiest way to get started with Oakestra with a single Cluster managed by a single machine. To do so, we’ll install the Root Orchestrator and the Cluster Orchestrator together, as shown in the following figure.
After the orchestrators are up and running, you can add Edge Devices as workers to your cluster (see: Add Edge Devices (Workers) to Your Setup).
You can install the Root and Cluster Orchestrator in a single machine using the following command:
curl -sfL oakestra.io/getstarted.sh | sh - This command downloads and runs the Oakestra’s docker compose files in ~/oakestra folder.
Did you know?
You can set a multi-cluster infrastructure by installing each Cluster Orchestrator on a different machine. Check out Advanced Oakestra Clusters Setup section for more details.
Network Configuration
If you run into a restricted network (e.g., on a cloud VM) you need to configure the firewall rules and the NetManager component accordingly. Please refer to: Firewall Setup
If the startup succeeds, congratulations! 🎉🎉 You’re now ready to add your first worker node to your cluster (see: Add Edge Devices (Workers) to Your Setup).
Shutdown the Components
To stop your Root & Cluster orchestrator components run:
docker compose -f ~/oakestra/1-DOC.yaml down