We first create a DeepCore config file and then place it on the DeepCore device. If you have already generated a config file please skip to "Configure your Deepcore"

Generate a DeepCore config file

This section assumes that you already have a running installation of the DeepServer. If not, please follow the instructions in previous sections.

Pre-requisites

A running instance of the DeepServer
A console

Open a terminal and navigate to the installation folder of your deepserver installation
cd /opt/aivero/ds
Run the config generator:
./deepcore-config-generator/generate_deepcore_config.sh .env ./deepcore-config-generator/config.json.template "$PWD/config.json"
Copy the newly create config.json file to a location you can easily find it:
cp ./config.json ~/

Configure your DeepCore

sudo apt -y install filezilla nmap

A DeepCore Daemon config.json file generated from a DeepServer installation
Network access to the DeepCore you want to configure.
A Linux machine with nmap or internet access to install it.

Find the IP address of your device

You have two options to find the IP address:

Note the devices IP address from the balena fleet dashboard:

Use nmap to find your device:

Install nmap: https://nmap.org/
Find network devices on your network by running a scan (follow this guide):

sudo apt install net-tools

nmap 192.168.0.1-255 -p 21

Configure FileZilla

Configure your ftp client to use the data port / local port range 30090 - 30100.

In Filezilla this is done in the Edit→Setting page under Connection→FTP→Active Mode

You also need to set active connections only by navigating to Edit→Settings→Connection→FTP and selecting Transfer Mode - Active.

Install the config file on the DeepCore Device

Setup the FTP connection use the server's IP address and login with these credentials:
1. Username: deepcore
2. Password: td55p3o25!
In your FTP client copy the config.json file onto the device at the location: config/deepcore-daemon.
Restart / replug your device
The device will show up in your Aivero Dashboard