Mytbedge_1_f5648ad89a6e | at .HikariPool. Mytbedge_1_f5648ad89a6e | at .HikariPool.checkFailFast (HikariPool.java:560 )
Mytbedge_1_f5648ad89a6e | at .HikariPool.createPoolEntry (HikariPool.java:477 ) Mytbedge_1_f5648ad89a6e | at .PoolBase.newPoolEntry (PoolBase.java:206 ) Mytbedge_1_f5648ad89a6e | at .PoolBase.newConnection (PoolBase.java:358 ) Mytbedge_1_f5648ad89a6e | at .DriverDataSource.getConnection (DriverDataSource.java:138 ) Mytbedge_1_f5648ad89a6e | at .openConnection (ConnectionFactory.java:52 ) Mytbedge_1_f5648ad89a6e | at 3.ConnectionFactoryImpl.openConnectionImpl (ConnectionFactoryImpl.java:262 ) Check that the hostname and port are correct and that the postmaster is accepting TCP/IP connections. CLOUD_RPC_HOST - ip address of the machine with the ThingsBoard platform Ĭaused by: : Connection to localhost:5432 refused.CLOUD_ROUTING_SECRET - your edge secret.Thingsboard/tb-edge:3.3.4EDGE - docker image Mytb-edge-data/db:/var/lib/postgresql/data - mounts the host’s dir mytb-edge-data/db to Postgres data directory mytb-edge-logs:/var/log/tb-edge - mounts the host’s dir mytb-edge-logs to ThingsBoard Edge logs directory.mytb-edge-data:/data - mounts the host’s dir mytb-edge-data to ThingsBoard Edge DataBase data directory.1883:1883 - connect local port 1883 to exposed internal MQTT port 1883.8080:8080 - connect local port 8080 to exposed internal HTTP port 8080.restart: always - automatically start ThingsBoard Edge in case of system reboot and restart in case of failure.192.168.1.250 or volumes : - ~/.mytb-edge-data:/data - ~/.mytb-edge-logs:/var/log/tb-edge postgres : restart : always image : " postgres:12" ports : - " 5432" environment : POSTGRES_DB : tb-edge POSTGRES_PASSWORD : postgres volumes : - ~/.mytb-edge-data/db:/var/lib/postgresql/data bztvkvfqsye7omv9uxlp CLOUD_RPC_HOST : PUT_YOUR_CLOUD_IP # e.g. Here you can find ThingsBoard Edge docker image:Ĭreate docker compose file for ThingsBoard Edge service: To run ThingsBoard Edge with heavily usage of GUI (local dashboards, device management etc.) and with 100+ devices on a single machine we recommend having at least 4GB of RAM. To run ThingsBoard Edge without heavily usage of GUI (local dashboards, device management etc.) and relatively small amount of devices (under 100) on a single machine you will need at least 1GB of RAM. Hardware requirements depend on an amount of devices connected to the edge and GUI usage locally. Once ThingsBoard Edge provisioned on cloud server please follow installation steps below. Please follow Step 1 first if you skipped it. Edge provision on cloudĪdditionally, you will need to provision ThingsBoard Edge on cloud server.
#Install docker mac to command line install
Please visit Install CE to install 3.3 version or higher of server that supports edge functionality. The alternative option is to install ThingsBoard Community Edition server that supports edge functionality on-premise. The easiest way is to use Live Demo server. To start using ThingsBoard Edge you need to have ThingsBoard server that supports edge functionality up and running. This guide will help you to install and start ThingsBoard Edge using Docker on Linux or Mac OS.
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