As mentioned, there are multiple ways to deploy connectors. This section will show how to deploy a connector as a Docker container using a YAML file. Navigate to “connectors” → “connectors” tab and select the connector you want to deploy. Note that the downloads for each connector are specific to that connector. For example the Docker Compose YAML file for connector 1 is different from the Docker Compose YAML file for connector 2.
Click on “DOCKER COMPOSE YAML” and then select “Click to Download a Docker compose yaml file” to download the file. If this file is downloaded on a different device than where the connector will be installed, transfer the file to the correct device after downloading.
Rename the file to “docker-compose.yaml”. And in the terminal use the following command from the directory the file is located:
sudo docker-compose upYou can also use the -d parameter to run it in detached mode.
This will download the container and run it with the variables needed to identify this connector to the Dymium Service. The logging output should mention “Status Updated active”.
In the admin UI, the status of the tunnel should now show as “Tunnel Up”. (You might have to refresh the page). This means the connector is successfully talking to the Dymium Service.