IDE Services Demo

For evaluation purposes, you can try the IDE Services Demo package powered by Docker Compose.

Installation requirements

Install and launch Docker and Docker Compose on your machine.
Install the Toolbox App version 2.3 or later.
Acquire an evaluation license from the IDE Services support team

IDE Services requires a PostgreSQL database, S3-compatible object storage, and OAuth2-compatible service provider. The demo starts these services for you.

Run IDE Services Demo

Download the tbe-demo-2024.3.3.7.zip archive.
Unpack the ZIP archive to a new installation directory.
Using the command line, navigate to the installation directory.
Deploy the Docker Compose configuration:
docker-compose up
- To see the state of the application, run docker compose ps in this directory.
- To stop the application, run docker compose stop in this directory.
- To delete it and clean up, run docker compose down -v in this directory.

Log in to IDE Services Web UI

Open the IDE Services Web UI in a browser. The default URL is http://localhost:8443.
Log in to the IDE Services Web UI by clicking Log in to IDE Services.
You will be redirected to the Mock Auth interface, a demo implementation of an OAuth2-compatible authentication provider. There, click the Toolbox Admin button to log in as an administrator.
Activate your evaluation license. For more details, refer to Activate IDE Services.

Join the demo organization

After logging in to the IDE Services Web UI, click Join your organization on the dashboard.
You will be redirected to the Toolbox App.
Click Accept to continue.
On the Welcome to IDE Services screen, click Log in.
In a production environment, users need to provide the credentials that they use for authentication via the OAuth 2.0 provider adopted within the organization. Since this is a demo version for product evaluation, you will be redirected to the Mock Auth interface.
In the Mock Auth interface, click the Toolbox Admin button.

Next steps

Last modified: 15 July 2024