🚀 Getting Started

Let's get started with SwiftWave! Let's first install SwiftWave on your server. Because without SwiftWave, you can't deploy your applications. 😅

📦 Pre-requisites

A Virtual Server with Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora OS or their derivatives installed.
Virtual Server should have at least 1GB RAM and 1vCPU.

Install curl, git, unzip and tar utilities.

# For Debian/Ubuntu based distros:
sudo apt update -y
sudo apt install curl git unzip tar nfs-common -y

# For Fedora based distros:
sudo dnf install curl git unzip tar nfs-utils

Install docker (Skip this step if you already have docker installed)
```
curl -fsSL https://get.docker.com -o get-docker.sh
sudo sh get-docker.sh
```
📌 Note: As RHEL doesn't support docker, SwiftWave doesn't support RHEL based distros.
You are all set! 🎉

📥 Installation

SSH into your server.

Download SwiftWave binary

For AMD64 Architecture

 curl -L https://github.com/swiftwave-org/swiftwave/releases/download/1.0.5/swiftwave-1.0.5-linux-amd64.tar.gz -o swiftwave.tar.gz

For ARM64 Architecture

 curl -L https://github.com/swiftwave-org/swiftwave/releases/download/1.0.5/swiftwave-1.0.5-linux-arm64.tar.gz -o swiftwave.tar.gz

For 386 Architecture

 curl -L https://github.com/swiftwave-org/swiftwave/releases/download/1.0.5/swiftwave-1.0.5-linux-386.tar.gz -o swiftwave.tar.gz

Extract the gzip archive
```
tar -xzf swiftwave.tar.gz
```
Make swiftwave binary executable
```
chmod +x swiftwave
```
Move swiftwave binary to /usr/bin
```
sudo mv swiftwave /usr/bin/swiftwave
```
🕒 Time for setup!
Initialize Docker Swarm
```
sudo docker swarm init
```
Initialize SwiftWave configuration. Run following command and provide required information.
```
sudo swiftwave init
```
Prepare Environment for SwiftWave
```
sudo swiftwave setup
```
Run Local Postgres Database
```
sudo swiftwave postgres start
```
Migrate Database Tables
```
sudo swiftwave db-migrate
```
Generate SSL certificate for primary domain
```
sudo swiftwave tls generate-certificate
```
tip
If you are installing in a system which doesn't have any public ip, then you can skip this step and disable tls.
Run the following command to disable tls.
Disable TLS
sudo swiftwave tls disable
Start HAProxy Service
```
sudo swiftwave haproxy start
```
Start UDP Proxy Service
```
sudo swiftwave udpproxy start
```
Start SwiftWave Service
```
sudo swiftwave service enable
```
Enable auto updater for SwiftWave
```
sudo swiftwave auto-updater enable
```
Enable auto renew service for service TLS certificates
```
sudo swiftwave tls auto-renew enable
```

Create a new admin user

sudo swiftwave create-user --username <give_a_username> --password <give_a_strong_password>

🎉 Congratulations! SwiftWave is now installed on your server.
You can now access SwiftWave at https://<your_domain>:3333

info

You have forget or missed the auto-generated domain 😅 anyhow ? This is how you can get it back.

Suppose your server IP is 3.5.12.13, then your domain will be ip-3-5-12-13.swiftwave.xyz
You have added a custom domain example.com, then you can use that domain to access it on https://example.com:3333.
Other way is open the config file by this command
```
sudo swiftwave config -e vim
```
and check the service.address_of_current_node field in the config file.

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