1. git clone https://github.com/humlab-sead/sead-deployment.git
2. cd sead-deployment
3. git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/humlab-sead/sead_browser_client
4. git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/humlab-sead/json_api_server
5. ./generate_env.sh to copy .env-example to .env and fill it out with auto-generated passwords.
6. Edit .env. Check COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME is not colliding with any other project. Set DOMAIN to whatever you want, but we use sead.local here.
7. docker-compose build Wait until everything is built.
8. While waiting; edit /etc/hosts in WSL and add 127.0.0.1 sead.local. Then edit the Windows hosts file (C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc) and do the same.
9. docker compose up -d To start everything.
10. docker compose ps To check that everything seems to be fine. The PostgREST service will be failing/restarting, this is fine at this stage since it's due to not having imported the database yet. Everything else should be running ok.
11. ./run_database_import.sh This builds the database via the sead_change_control system.
12. ./preload_jas.sh to build the Json Api Server MongoDB database from the Postgres database. This will take a while.
13. docker compose down && docker compose up -d To restart everything.

System should now be available at http://sead.local or whatever address you specified.

If you want to do development of the webclient:

1. Run VSCode and attach to the running container sead-client-1.

If you want to do development of the JAS:

1. Open the json_api_server directory in vscode. Server will automatically restart when code changes.

Note: If you are deploying multiple instances on the same server, make sure to set the COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME (in .env) to something unique for each instance.