Python runtime environment with C/C++ building tools (GCC)
You can install the appliance on any new or existing Linux server, download and run it as a virtual machine, use it as a base image for Docker or Vagrant, or launch it with a new cloud platform instance, VPS or dedicated server for supported hosting providers.
You can install the appliance directly on any Linux with 64-bit kernel (>=2.6.32). Run from the command line:
curl -L http://it.jetware.io/appliances/aise/python36_gcc49_runtime-181106/file/installer:nub_tgz/setup | sh
You’ll be asked to execute some operations as root via sudo
during the installation.
To enter the runtime environment or to execute a command inside the runtime environment you can use the utility /jet/enter
. If no arguments are present, the standard shell will be executed inside the runtime environment. You can specify a command as an argument, it will be executed inside the runtime environment.
For example, to start all services in the runtime environment you can do /jet/enter start
. To execute a mysql client you can do /jet/enter mysql
; or run first /jet/enter
, and than run from the new command line mysql
.
You can download the archive, unpack it into the /jet
directory, finish installation by executing the command /jet/enter /jet/own/bin/fasten
and start the services by running /jet/enter start
.
python_runtime-vyq1bh9mpsqj.tar.gz
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387 MB
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Alpine 3.8 | Ubuntu 18.04 | Debian 9 | CentOS 7 |
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Ubuntu 14.04 |
You can access the virtual machine via console or SSH:
Login: | jet |
Password: | jet |