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Parameters

The code-server deployment package contains a sequence of software (referred to as "components") required for code-server to run. Below list the important information, the component name, installation directory path, configuration file path, port, version, etc.

Path

This solution use Docker to deploy all service, you can run the command docker ps to list them.

code-server

code-server directory: /data/wwwroot/codeserver
code-server logs directory: /data/wwwroot/codeserver/volumes/config/data/logs
code-server workspace: /data/wwwroot/codeserver/volumes/config/workspace
code-server Extension directory: /data/wwwroot/codeserver/volumes/config/extensions
code-server docker-compose file: /data/wwwroot/codeserver/docker-compose.yml

The .env file at code-server directory include the port,password settings

Nginx

Nginx vhost configuration file: /etc/nginx/conf.d/default.conf
Nginx main configuration file: /etc/nginx/nginx.conf
Nginx logs file: /var/log/nginx
Nginx rewrite rules directory: /etc/nginx/conf.d/rewrite

MySQL

MySQL installation directory: /usr/local/mysql
MySQL data directory: /data/mysql
MySQL configuration file: /etc/my.cnf

MySQL Web Management refer to MySQL Management

phpMyAdmin

phpMyAdmin is a visual MySQL management tool, is installed based on docker.

phpMyAdmin directory:/data/apps/phpmyadmin
phpMyAdmin docker compose file:/data/apps/phpmyadmin/docker-compose.yml

MongoDB

MongoDB data directory: /var/lib/mongodb
MongoDB Configuration File:  /etc/mongod.conf
MongoDB logs File: /var/log/mongodb

adminMongo

adminMongo is a visual MongoDB management tool, is installed based on docker.

Docker root directory: /var/lib/docker
Docker image directory: /var/lib/docker/image

Docker

Docker root directory: /var/lib/docker
Docker image directory: /var/lib/docker/image
Docker daemon.json: please create it when you need and save to to the directory /etc/docker

Ports

Open or close ports by Security Group Setting of your Cloud Server to decide whether the port can be accessed from Internet.

You can run the cmd netstat -tunlp to check all related ports.

The following are the ports you may use:

Name Number Use Necessity
TCP 80 HTTP to access code-server Required
TCP 443 HTTPS to access code-server Optional
TCP 3306 Remote to access MySQL Optional
TCP 27017 Remote to access MongoDB Optional
TCP 9090 phpMyAdmin on Docker Optional
TCP 9091 adminMongo on Docker Optional

Version

You can see the version on product pages at Marketplace. However, after being deployed to your server, the components will be updated automatically, resulting in a certain change in the version number. Therefore, run the command on the server to view the exact version number.

# Check all components version
sudo cat /data/logs/install_version.txt

# Linux Version
lsb_release -a

# Nginx  Version
nginx -V

# Docker Version
docker -v

# MySQL  Version
mysql -V

# MongoDB version
mongodb -V

# code-server version
docker inspect -f '{{ index .Config.Labels "build_version" }}' codeserver