Install Cloud Exchange on Ubuntu

Important

Please contact your SE/AM if you have questions regarding CE installation, deployment, configuration, and upgrade/migration.

Only an Admin should install Cloud Exchange. The docker images are available on docker-hub. The setup script will check for prerequisites and connectivity.

Note

Ensure that the most up-to-date version of docker is installed on the host prior to installing or upgrading Cloud Exchange.

For guidance on how to back-up your data and files for restoration after a clean install, or for disaster recovery, read this article: Backup Cloud Exchange.

To install Cloud Exchange:

Please review and ensure that all host and connectivity requirements have been validated before starting the install.
Clone the netskopeoss/ta_cloud_exchange public Github repository to a volume with at least 40 GB of open storage. Always clone to any folder other than /usr/local to avoid a conflict within Docker.
```
$ mkdir netskope
$ cd netskope
$ git clone https://github.com/netskopeoss/ta_cloud_exchange
$ cd ta_cloud_exchange
```
Note

If you are a Beta user, run the following command during Step 2 to download the beta version of a release instead of the git clone command shown above:

$ git clone -b beta https://github.com/netskopeoss/ta_cloud_exchange

During step 2, while executing the setup script, opt IN to beta to use the beta code rather than the default action of searching for the latest GA version.
Execute the setup script and complete the setup:
```
$ python3 ./setup
```
- The maintenance and JWT Secret passwords are used internally within Cloud Exchange for database authentication. These passwords will be needed when restoring a backup.
- Special characters (including, but not limited to “#”, “$”, “/”, etc.) are not supported when setting the maintenance password for CE. Some of the processes do not work and will cause system failures if you use special characters.
- Only use alphanumeric values for the maintenance and JWT token passwords.
Launch Cloud Exchange:
```
$ ./start
```

The Cloud Exchange UI is now accessible with the system’s IP (https://<ip>).

Default User Login

By default, a single user is created with administrative capabilities with these credentials:

Username: admin
Password: admin

This user will have Administrator level access to the application. This user will have write access, and will be able to create new users as well.

On the first login, you will be required to change these credentials. After that, log in using your new credentials.

Install Cloud Exchange on Ubuntu