Quick reference
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Installing microServiceBus-node
Learn about how to install microservicebus-node on common platforms such as Linux, Mac and Windows. Also, learn about how to have it running as a daemon
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Running microServiceBus-node on a yocto image
Yocto is about creating your own embedded Linux distribution, by cherry-picking Yocto meta-layers to suit your needs and create a powerful, yet minimal firmware. microservicebus-node is available as a Yocto meta-layer! Learn more about how to use it.
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Site verification
Installing and deploying your gateway will only take you so far. In reality, there are many more things that need to work before your solution is up and running. Learn about the Site Verification App and how you can enable field engineer to make sure the installation in complete.
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Reviewing the Audit log
All actions taken on Nodes, Flows, Services and Organization are persisted in the Audit log.
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Using the Console
Enabling Console output, is perhaps one of the most useful means to get insight into the processes running on your device. Learn more about how to enable Console output in the portal, and how to control the debug logging from the Node.
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Default keyboard shortcuts
Enabling Console output, is perhaps one of the most useful means to get insight into the processes running on your device. Learn more about how to enable Console output in the portal, and how to control the debug logging from the Node.
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Import nodes from CSV files
Enabling Console output, is perhaps one of the most useful means to get insight into the processes running on your device. Learn more about how to enable Console output in the portal, and how to control the debug logging from the Node.
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Working with meter configuration
Learn how to provide individual meter configuration to Nodes
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Using the Node terminal
The Node terminal gives users a remote ssh session to the Node. This can be very helpful in times where you need full control of the gateway.
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Get insight using tracking
Sometimes the Console output is not enough, and you need more insight to what messages and meta data is looking like. If this is the case, look no further.
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Working with service properties
The service property window is where you define the characteristics of your service. All properties are divided into three categories; General, Static and Security properties.
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Common Linux terminal commands
Here is a list of commonly used Linux terminal commands
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Node installation scripts
Node installation scripts explained
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Work with Node VPN interface and peers
Work with Node VPN interface and peers
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Roles, privilages and auditing
Managing users and roles
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Developing JavaScript Services in microServiceBus.com
This section will dive into the details of how to write a Service. Learn more about how you can enhance productivity through our Tips & Tricks.
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Developing Python Services in microServiceBus.com
This section will dive into the details of how to write a Service. Learn more about how you can enhance productivity through our Tips & Tricks.
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Migration information
Important information about May release of 2020