ai hub url
Hi there, I downloaded the docker-compose files to install the ai hub on windows. I used power shell and entered "docker-compose up -d rm-init-svc" and after the process was completed I entered " docker-compose up -d". This process was also finished without any error. The problem is I don't know how to enter the ai hub? this was on the env. file "PUBLIC_URL=http://platform.rapidminer.com" and even when I changed it to different addresses, I still could not enter ai hub
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Thank you, I have changed the public domain & Urls to my computer name and the issue is resolved.
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Hi,
how does your PUBLIC_URL look like?
I have these:
# Public domain of the deployment
PUBLIC_DOMAIN=aihub.local
# Public URL of the deployment that will be used for external access (Public domain + protocol + port)
PUBLIC_URL=http://aihub.local
# Public URL of the SSO endpoint that will be used for external access. In most cases it should be the same as the PUBLIC_URL
SSO_PUBLIC_URL=http://aihub.local
And I made sure that my computer resolves aihub.local to the actual IP address. It is also possible to configure the URLs to an IP address but NOT 127.0.0.1 (localhost). That's needed by Docker.
After docker-compose up -d the AI Hub should be running after a few minutes and available under the configured URL - if your browser resolves it the same way as the server machine does.
Regards,
Balázs
how does your PUBLIC_URL look like?
I have these:
# Public domain of the deployment
PUBLIC_DOMAIN=aihub.local
# Public URL of the deployment that will be used for external access (Public domain + protocol + port)
PUBLIC_URL=http://aihub.local
# Public URL of the SSO endpoint that will be used for external access. In most cases it should be the same as the PUBLIC_URL
SSO_PUBLIC_URL=http://aihub.local
And I made sure that my computer resolves aihub.local to the actual IP address. It is also possible to configure the URLs to an IP address but NOT 127.0.0.1 (localhost). That's needed by Docker.
After docker-compose up -d the AI Hub should be running after a few minutes and available under the configured URL - if your browser resolves it the same way as the server machine does.
Regards,
Balázs
how does your PUBLIC_URL look like?
I have these:
# Public domain of the deployment
PUBLIC_DOMAIN=aihub.local
# Public URL of the deployment that will be used for external access (Public domain + protocol + port)
PUBLIC_URL=http://aihub.local
# Public URL of the SSO endpoint that will be used for external access. In most cases it should be the same as the PUBLIC_URL
SSO_PUBLIC_URL=http://aihub.local
And I made sure that my computer resolves aihub.local to the actual IP address. It is also possible to configure the URLs to an IP address but NOT 127.0.0.1 (localhost). That's needed by Docker.
After docker-compose up -d the AI Hub should be running after a few minutes and available under the configured URL - if your browser resolves it the same way as the server machine does.
Regards,
Balázs