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The first step of any application hosting is a creation of the environment with the required isolated containers. Jelastic PaaS provides a powerful and intuitive UI to create and configure environments up to your specific needs. This document will guide you through all the needed steps, giving an extended explanation of available specifics and features.

Setting Up Environment The first step of any application hosting is a creation of the environment with the required isolated containers. Jelastic PaaS provides a powerful and intuitive UI to create and configure environments up to your specific needs. This document will guide you through all the needed steps, giving an extended explanation of available specifics and features. Run CMDBuild 3.0 in Docker We have already posted an article about installing CMDBuild on Ubuntu, but now we have made a CMDBuild 3 image for Docker to simplify familiarity with the product. All the source code we put in our repository on github. Install SSL certificate on Vesta control panel, Ubuntu server ($10-30 USD) Gaming server (€250-750 EUR) asterisk setup (£20-250 GBP) Design a office greeting program ($30-250 USD) Run a IBM blockchain project on my Mac and on Ubuntu server (€8-30 EUR) Write my IM ($750-1500 AUD) Web RTC developer ($30-250 USD). Sep 03, 2020 2)Install the Java Development Kit. To install JDK on Ubuntu 16.04, we will run the following command which installs the recommended version of OpenJDK 8. # apt-get install default-jdk. Press 'y' to continue installing JDK on Ubuntu, this enables us to develop Java applications to run on our Tomcat server.

1. Log in to the Jelastic dashboard and click the New Environment button in the upper-left corner.

2. Within the opened topology wizard dialog, you can set up all the necessary customizations. We recommend performing adjustments in the following order:

choose programming language or specialized deployment solution (Docker Engine or Kubernetes Cluster)
set up topology by adding required software stacks
configure nodes resources and specifics
review estimations, name the environment and confirm the creation

Below, we’ll review each of these points in detail, providing explanations on all of the available possibilities. Herewith, after getting familiar with the process, you’ll be able to configure a new (or adjust existing) environment in under a minute.

Choosing Programming Language or Specific Deployment Option

As the first step of your environment creation, you need to select the deployment solution required for your project. Jelastic PaaS is an extremely versatile platform that supports multiple options for application development and hosting thus it suits even the most demanding clients.

1. The most common and recommended choice (unless you are pursuing a specific application/architecture) is certified containers. These stacks are specifically configured and managed by Jelastic (e.g. version updates, security patches). By default, they support all platform features (scaling, automated deployment, redeploy, SSL, etc.) for the most smooth and convenient hosting and development.

Click on the tab with the required programming language (Java, PHP, Ruby, .NET, Node.js, or Python) tab to proceed with Jelastic certified containers.

2. The other deployment options are available via the Docker tab. Herewith, all the variants listed below utilize the basic Jelastic system container (so-called OS container), which makes them compatible with the most (but not all) of the platform-distinguishing features (e.g. vertical and horizontal scaling).

Custom Docker Containers - any Docker image (based on the supported OS) deployed into the system container. Compared to the managed containers, this option provides access to a greater variety of solutions, search the entire Docker Hub registry or use your private repository. However, the software operability and compatibility with the platform cannot be guaranteed as the content is managed by respective image maintainers. It’s recommended to build custom Docker images based on Jelastic certified images using FROM instruction.
Docker Engine - a Docker Engine CE deployed into the system container. It provides access to all the Docker native functionality, including deployment, scaling, and management of multiple application containers inside.
Kubernetes Cluster - ready-to-go Kubernetes cluster with a preconfigured master and worker nodes created based on the system containers. The deployment, scaling, and orchestration of the microservices inside are handled by Kubernetes control units, while Jelastic scales and manages master and worker nodes.

3. Also, it is recommended to select the preferred region (if available) before proceeding further.

Configuring Topology

You can configure environment topology (layers structure) via the left part of the wizard. Сonsider it as a constructor that helps you to create your environment. Here, the following blocks are available:

Load Balancers - stacks that operate as an entry point for the environment to distribute incoming request and create even load on other nodes
Application Servers (compute nodes) - web servers that run your application
Databases (SQL & NoSQL) - database solutions to store and manage data
Cache Node - a Memcached object caching system for speeding up web applications through alleviating database load
Shared Storage - dedicated storage node with NFSv4 support, enlarged disk space and optimized performance
Elastic VPS - virtual private servers on top of the CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian, and Windows OS
Build Node - a build automation tool for Java projects
Extra (custom layers) - any of the stacks mentioned above

1. Jelastic PaaS offers a number of the most popular options for each of these sections. Enable the blocks needed for your environment and select a suitable stack for the role.

Tip: If you cannot find a required software solution, you can add it as a custom Docker container from Docker Hub or your private repository.

2. An SSL protection can be configured for your environment via the same-named section. Here, two options are available:

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Built-In SSL - enables an already trusted SSL certificate, avoiding any additional checks and saving your time on the certificate validation. However, it is applied to the default environment domain name only (i.e. with the hoster’s domain at the end) and does not work if public IP is attached to your servers.
Custom SSL - shows the pre-conditions of using your custom SSL certificates for the environment. Click the Enable button to automatically fulfill the requirements (e.g. enable Public IP) and refer to the linked instruction for further guidance.

Tip: Also, you can apply the Let’s Encrypt SSL add-on after the environment creation to automatically issue and integrate a free SSL certificate.

Configuring Nodes Resources and Specifics

Once you are done with the topology structure, yo