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Flux/Running Flux
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This is a brief description how to run the Flux implementation locally. Since Flux is a highly decoupled and distributed system that is aimed at running in the cloud on different nodes and cloud regions, running Flux locally requires a number of individual components to be installed and run locally.
Infrastructure:
- Download RabbitMQ (RabbitMQ download page)
- Install and start RabbitMQ (for Mac, for example: Install and Run RabbitMQ on Mac)
Flux node server
- you need node and npm installed on your machine (Node.js)
- run "npm install eclipse-flux"
- run "npm start eclipse-flux"
Eclipse IDE integration
- get your favorite Eclipse distribution (Eclipse Downloads)
- install the Flux integration via "Install New Software..." (Flux update site: http://download.eclipse.org/flux/snapshots)
Orion Web UI
- open a browser at: http://localhost:3000/
Headless JDT service
- download the headless JDT that fits your platform:
- download the headless JDT service manager
Flux Java Client library