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Lowcoder can be installed and configured in several ways, primarily through self-hosting with Docker or by utilizing cloud-hosted versions and services.
 
1. Self-hosting with Docker:
 
  • Prerequisites: Ensure Docker and Docker Compose are installed on your system.
  • Deployment:
    • Obtain the Lowcoder Docker Compose configuration. This is typically found in the official Lowcoder GitHub repository or documentation.
    • Navigate to the directory containing the docker-compose.yml file in your terminal.
    • Execute the command: docker-compose up -d to start the Lowcoder services (frontend, backend, Redis, MongoDB) in detached mode.
  • Verification: Monitor the logs using docker logs -f lowcoder to confirm that all services have entered the RUNNING state.
     
2. Cloud-hosted versions and services:
 
  • Lowcoder Cloud (Community Edition):
    Access the public cloud version of Lowcoder directly through your web browser. This requires creating an account and logging in.
  • Third-party hosting platforms:
    Platforms like Elestio offer streamlined deployment of Lowcoder as a service. This usually involves:
    • Creating an account and logging in to the platform.
    • Selecting Lowcoder from the available services and following the platform-specific deployment steps.
       
3. Configuration after installation:
 
  • Data Sources:
    • Navigate to the "Data Sources" section within the Lowcoder application.
    • Click "New data source" and select the desired database or API type.
    • Fill in the connection details (e.g., API URL, credentials, database connection strings).
    • Test the connection and save the configuration.
  • Environments (Enterprise Edition):
    • For Enterprise Edition, environments (Dev, Test, Production) can be set up to manage the application lifecycle.
    • Log in to the Master Environment (e.g., DEV).
    • Navigate to "Environments," click "Add Environment," and provide details like Environment Name, Stage Type, API Service URL, and API Key.
  • Application Creation:
    • Create new applications by clicking "New" and either building from scratch or importing an existing app definition in JSON format.
  • Component Plugins:
    For advanced customization, develop and publish custom component plugins to extend Lowcoder's functionality. This involves forking the lowcoder-create-component-plugin repository, local development, and publishing to npm.
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