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redis-server --version
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Should all work without errors.
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## Run it on the cloud (Google Compute, Amazon AWS)
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12 steps, to have WebODM running on a cloud instance.
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These steps are for Google Cloud, but can also be used for Amazon AWS, and other cloud platforms with small modifications:
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1. Launch a Google Cloud instance of Ubuntu 18.0 TLS.
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2. Open the SSH terminal - Google offers SSH via the website.
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2. Run sudo apt-get update
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3. Run sudo apt-get upgrade
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4. Run sudo apt-get install docker-compose
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5. Run sudo apt-get install python-pip
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6. Run git clone https://github.com/OpenDroneMap/WebODM --config core.autocrlf=input --depth 1
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7. cd WebODM (Linux is case sensitive)
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8. sudo ./webodm.sh start
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9. You now can access webodm via the public IP address for your google instance. Remember the default port of 8000.
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10. Open http://GooglepublicIPaddressforyourinstance:8000
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The WebODM Website will open, and you can proceed to create a username and password.
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Firewalll exclusions will need to be set, to be able to use the default TCP Port 8000 from the installation:
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Open the instance, on the middle of the instance settings page find NIC0. Open it, and then add the TCP Port 8000 for ingress, and egress on the Firewall.
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