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After completing the necessary pre-requisites found in the Requirements section, follow these steps to install the Shotgun microservice for SaaS deployments.
Installing Yadle Shotgun Integration microservice
Step 1: Download the Yadle Shotgun Integration microservice installation script.
The installation script can be downloaded from https://download.yadle.com/lily/install_shotgun_microservice or using curl in terminal.
$ curl -O https://download.yadle.com/lily/install_shotgun_microservice
Once script has been downloaded, set the execute bit so the script can run.
$ chmod +x install_shotgun_microservice
Step 2: Run the Shotgun microservice installation script.
Since docker is being used, the script must be run as a sudoer or root user.
$ sudo ./install_shotgun_microservice
The Yadle Shotgun microservice installation script will execute and you will be prompted for the following values:
Organization Name: The Organization Name is provided to you by Yadle.
Yadle admin account username: service
Password for service account: The service account password is provided to you by Yadle.
Shotgun Application ID: The Shotgun Application ID is provided to you by Yadle.
Enter the http or https address of the Shotgun server: This is the full address of your Shotgun server (ex. https://yadle.shotgunstudio.com)
Enter the Shotgun script name: The script name from part c) of the Requirements.
Enter the Shotgun API key: The API key from part c) of the Requirements.
Install Directory: Recommend using the same install location as Yadle agent and microservices (ex. /opt/<org>).
Step 3: Configure watched projects.
After successful installation, configure the microservice to watch a select subset of your Shotgun projects. This is done by adding project names to the/opt/<org>/shotgun/config/projects.txt file which is created during installation.
Step 4: Start Shotgun Integration microservice.
Having installed the Shotgun microservice and specified watched projects, start the microservice from your target installation directory:
$ cd /opt/<org>/shotgun/
$ sudo ./start_yadle
You can monitor the microservice activity from the log file:
$ cd /opt/<org>/shotgun/logs
$ sudo tail -f shotgun_microservice.log
To stop the microservice, run:
$ cd /opt/<org>/shotgun/
$ sudo ./stop_yadle