System Requirements

Configuration Type	CPU	Memory	HDD/IOPS
Basic Configuration	4 cores	8 GB	100 GB, 2000 IOPS (30% write)
Recommended Configuration	8 cores	16 GB	1 TB, 2000 IOPS (30% write)

Installing Tier0

Linux

1. Make sure you have the following system and components ready.

• Ubuntu Server 24.04
• Docker

Component	Version
Docker Engine - Community	27.4.0
Docker Buildx	v0.19.2
Docker Compose	v2.31.0
Containerd	1.7.24

note

Above system and components have been tested. You can try on other versions if you are interested.

2. Clone the project from Github.

git clone https://github.com/FREEZONEX/Tier0-Edge.git

3. Go to the folder Tier0-Edge/deploy inside the project.

cd Tier0-Edge/deploy

4. Enter the .env.default file and press the i key to edit configuration items as needed.

vi .env.default

Item	Description
VOLUMES_PATH	The storage path for project data.
ENTRANCE_DOMAIN	Tier0 access address. Normally the IP or domain of the server where you install Tier0. warning Do not use 127.0.0.1 or localhost, otherwise login and authentication functions will NOT work.
LANGUAGE	Tier0 display language. Chinese (zh-CN) and English (en-US) are supported.

5. Press ESC to stop editting, save the file and install Tier0.

:wq!
bash bin/install.sh

6. Select whether to keep the entered entrance address and whether to use default setup, and then wait for the installation to complete.

7. Access Tier0 on a browser and log in.

Windows

info

• Make sure you have installed the lastest Docker Desktop and Git on Windows 10 or 11.
• Docker must be started.

1. Clone the project from Github in Git Bash.

git clone https://github.com/FREEZONEX/Tier0-Edge.git

2. Go to the folder Tier0-Edge/deploy inside the project.

cd Tier0-Edge/deploy

3. Edit the following attributes in file .env.default.

tip

Before editing .env.default file, execute ipconfig in Git Bash to get the IP of the server.

• OS_PLATFORM_TYPE: The operating system where Tier0 is installed. Change it to windows
• VOLUMES_PATH: The storage path for project data.
• ENTRANCE_DOMAIN/ENTRANCE_PORT: Tier0 access address. Normally the IP or domain of the server where you install Tier0, and make sure the port is not occupied.

vi .env.default

note

.env.default file is hidden, directly enter the command to open it.

4. Save the file and start installing Tier0.

:wq!
bash bin/install.sh

5. Select the default configurations and wait for the installation to complete.

6. Access Tier0 on a browser and log in.

Uninstalling Tier0

1. Access the path Tier0-Edge/deploy/bin.
2. Execute the script uninstall.sh.

bash uninstall.sh

info

• clean-all.sh will wipe out all project data and uninstall Tier0.
• Images will not be deleted.
• If you want to install Tier0 again, make sure you have pulled all images with the newest versions (based on image tags).