Quickstart¤

Nendo Platform is best controlled using make. To get an overview of the available commands, just call it directly:

make

Starting Nendo Platform is as simple as calling:

make run

Now start your browser and navigate to http://localhost to view the Nendo Platform.

Username: dev@okio.ai
Password: ChangeMe

Secure deployment¤

When deploying Nendo Platform to an internet-facing server, it is strongly recommended to set a few configuration variables to enable SSL before starting the server.

To enable SSL, you need to configure the correct location of your SSL certificate and private key:

export SSL_CERTIFICATE_PATH=/path/to/my/certificate.crt
export SSL_KEY_PATH=/path/to/my/key.key

Alternatively, you can create the local directory ./cert and add your certificate and key as ./conf/nginx/certs/nendo.crt and ./conf/nginx/certs/nendo.key and it will be picked up without the need to specify the above environment variables.

Next, set the USE_SSL variable to true:

export USE_SSL=true

Set the DNS name or IP address on which your server is listening:

# if your server has a domain name:
export SERVER_URL=https://my-nendo-server.com
# OR, if your server has only an IP address:
export SERVER_URL=https://192.168.0.1

Finally, change the password of the default user:

make set-password NEW_PASSWORD=mynewpassword

When everything is configured according to your setup, simply use make run again to start the stack, open your browser and navigate to your domain / IP address to start using Nendo Platform.

CPU-only mode¤

If your machine does not have a GPU, you can run Nendo Platform in CPU-only mode:

make run-cpu

Development mode¤

If you want to run Nendo Platform in development mode, call instead:

make run-dev