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You’ve completed the second step!
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The following describes how to create a Docker container for the agent. It is described using a Docker compose file so that additional agents can be easily added to your docker stack later.
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image
: The docker image of the API Control Plane Agentcontainer_name
: You can freely choose the name of your Agent here as well as in line 3.environment
backendUrl
: The agent will establish a web-socket to this URL and thereby connect to your API Control Plane.gateway-config
: The path inside the container to the configuration you downloaded in step 2.
volumes
The outer path of the configuration file : The inner path of the configuration file
Click on “Download” to download your agent docker compose
Put both files in the same folder. Then run the following commands.
Code Block docker pull ghcr.io/apiida/obsidian-agent:latest
Download the latest image of the agent.
Code Block docker compose up
Starts the agent. It will connect automatically.
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Check the Agent's Status
Head over to your API Control Plane instance
Select “Environments” in the menu on the left side
Your AWS Agent should now be connected to API Control Plane
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