Install Devin on Your Own Server
The following steps guides you in installing Devin Server
Download and Install Devin Server
On Linux, you have two options for installing Devin: interactively or unattended. The interactive is the recommended method and involves manual installation steps, suitable for individual installations. Unattended installation is ideal for setting up Devin on multiple servers simultaneously, as it requires no manual input during the process.
Update Your System
Ensure that your system is up to date by running:
Ensure that the unzip utility is installed by running:
Download and prepare the installer script
Navigate to the tmp directory:
Download the installler:
Unzip the installer:
Navigate to the installer folder:
Change the permissions for the install script
Install Devin Server interactivily (recommended method)
Start the interactive installer by running the following commands in your terminal:
The installer will prompt for:
Credentials for the FileMaker Admin Console account
Devin Server Type (Development or Staging/Production)
Install Devin Server unattended
Alternativily, you can install Devin Server unattended by running the following in your terminal:
For Staging/Production Server Installations
Save the API Key
After installing a non-development server, save the API Key that gets output in the terminal. You will need this when adding the server in the Devin App.
For unattended installs, or if you loose the API Key, it can be located in /opt/Devin/info.json
on the server.
INSTALLER LOGS: If you run into issues installing Devin, please open a ticket here. The Devin installer produces a log file named devin_installer_{Date}_{Time}.log. Please include the output from the log in your ticket.
Connect the Server in your App
To add a server in the Devin app, see Add a Server.
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