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An open-source project for a supervisory control and data acquisition system is a Kubernetes-based, multi-platform solution that simulates a SCADA environment.
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IMPORTANT
If you decide to use docker in production, you need to configure volumes to permanently store data: https://docs.docker.com/storage/volumes/
The easiest way to start with V-ICS is to launch the docker environment that is described inside docker-compose.yml file. You need to have a Docker engine installed on your machine.
First
git clone https://github.com/bondlegend4/V-ICS/
cd V-ICSAfter installation build and run the OpenPLC container.
# in the OpenPLC_v3 directory, run:
docker build -t openplc:v3 .Devices can be passed to the docker daemon using the -v flag (e.g. -v /dev/ttyACM0:/dev/ttyACM0)
docker run -it --rm --privileged -p 8080:8080 openplc:v3Once OpenPLC container had been built move back to the V-ICS directory and you can type:
docker compose upThat command will start the "database" and "scadalts" docker containers, and then you can access the application at the following address from your browser: localhost:8080/Scada-LTS. Default user: admin/admin.
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IMPORTANT NOTE!
Sometimes, the "scadalts" docker container is loaded faster than the "database," so you can see that the application is not available. To fix that problem, you can start them manually in the following order:docker compose up database docker compose up scadalts
That script download the latest stable version of Scada-LTS from our official Docker Hub repository. More details how to configure the application can be found in our docker tutorial.
- Important note! To download the latest version, use the latest tag in your scadalts/scadalts image name. You can also download the nightly version of Scada-LTS that is build from the pre-release workflow. It may not be stable but you can test the latest changes by your own.
Are you new to the V-ICS?
Are you new to our project? Do you want to start adding some awesome stuff? First, you have to install all required libraries and dependencies. To make it easier, we prepared a step-by-step tutorial. Then, if your application has been built successfully, you can start developing new features. For people who do not know what to do at the beginning, we prepared instructions for VSCodium [to be written].
One rule to rule them all!
To keep our project clean, we introduced some rules that should be obeyed. They are described in the following sections: