Prior Checklist

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Check before you start:

• Ensure this returns SSL certification successful

  sudo openssl s_client -connect openbalena.aivero.lan:443 -CApath /etc/ssl/certs < /dev/null 2>/dev/null | grep -q "Verify return code: 0 (ok)" && echo "SSL certificate verification successful."  || (echo "SSL certificate verification failed.")
  

• Ensure this does not print any red errors and shows Successfully logged in as: admin

  sudo balena login --credentials --email [email protected] --password $SUPERUSER_PASSWORD
  

  

Deploy the open balena fleets

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Replace the <fleet_name> and in all commands below with the actual version of the downloaded file.

e.g. deployment-balena-fleet-linux-armv8-rpi-pi3-master.zip

1. Extract the open balena fleet deployment you want to deploy:

   unzip deployment-balena-fleet-<fleet_name>-<version>.zip
   

2. Run the deployment
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   (cd deployment-balena-fleet-<fleet_name>-<version> && ./openbalena-deploy-fleet.sh -c /opt/aivero/ds/self-signed-certs/root/ca.crt -b openbalena.aivero.lan -u [email protected] -p $SUPERUSER_PASSWORD )
   

3. This will drop you in the balena fleet overview where you can see the device status. You can leave this by pressing Ctrl+C
   If you don't want to monitor the progress automatically please add the --no-watch flag to the command. For more options use the ./openbalena-deploy-fleet.sh --help flag.

Checklist

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Check these:

• Check that your fleet shows up:

  balena fleets 
  

• Check that your fleet has a release with the right created date

  balena releases <fleet_name>