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Verifying Installation

John Darrington edited this page Aug 25, 2022 · 8 revisions

Verifying DeepLynx is working correctly

Here are a few simple ways you can verify that your installation of Deep Lynx is working correctly.

  • Tools like Postman can be used for verifying HTTP response/requests and TablePlus or PgAdmin can be used when verifying database structure or values.

  • Postman (or a similar tool) can be used to send a simple GET request to your DeepLynx instance's health check endpoint. This is located at {host}/health and should return a 200 OK HTTP status response and a string denoting current version if DeepLynx is up and running correctly. (You can find where Deep Lynx is exposing it's HTTP server by checking the ROOT_ADDRESS and SERVER_PORT environment variables - by default it should be localhost:8090). image

  • Navigate to your DeepLynx's login page (default is http://localhost:8090/oauth). If you had your environment variables instruct DeepLynx to create a default User, attempt to login with said User. The default email address and password are "[email protected]" and "admin". image

  • If you're using the bundled admin web gui navigate to {{your base url}} - you should see the following screen image

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