ππ See pinned comment for environment variables needed and Terminal Commands used.
This tutorial covers the complete process of setting up the IRI DarkShield API in a Linux environment, specifically on Ubuntu.
Follow along to correctly configure environment variables, set the Java Home path, and integrate DarkShield with IRI Workbench. Learn how to properly source environment files and ensure smooth API functionality. This video also includes steps for verifying the DarkShield API status and troubleshooting potential issues.
This end-to-end setup ensures DarkShield runs efficiently for secure data masking operations on Linux.
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Environment variables needed:
1. JAVA_HOME=pathToWorkbench/features/com.iri.jre.linux.x86_64.feature_<version>/jre
2. DARKSHIELD_HOME=<path to plankton folder>
3. PATH=$DARKSHIELD_HOME:$JAVA_HOME/bin:$PATH
β’ : Colon is used to separate the multiple entries for the PATH environment variable
Terminal Commands used:
1. nano ~/.profile
β’ Used to open/edit the profile file.
β’ The profile file is where the environment variables will be created.
β’ If you do not have permission, use sudo nano ~/.profile
2. source ~/.profile
β’ Used to save the changes to the profile file
3. env
β’ Used to check all the environment variables that are on the computer.