OEDA Getting Started Guide - Starofall/OEDA GitHub Wiki

Setting up and running locally in Linux Environment

Get CrowdNav & install required dependencies
- Resource to install setuptools
- Resource to install SUMO for Linux
- Run Zookeeper & Kafka
- Create a host entry by adding 127.0.0.1 Kafka to /etc/hosts file
Run CrowdNav and start simulation
Get ElasticSearch 5.6.3 and follow these instructions according to ElasticSearch 5.6.3. Installation can be verified to send a GET request to http://localhost:9200/
Get OEDA
In OEDA/Backend folder:
- Run python setup.py install
- Create config.json by renaming config.json.template located in /oeda/databases
- Run npm install -g nodemon
- Run sudo apt-get install python-tk
- Run sudo pip install scikit-optimize
- Run nodemon server.py
In OEDA/Frontend folder:
- Run sudo npm install -g @angular/cli
- Run sudo npm install
- Run serve.sh and navigate to localhost:4200

After logging in to the system, navigate to Target Systems section using the dashboard, and press Create Target System button
You can customly define your target system, or select among available definitions from the pop-up. Make sure to fill-in the required fields.

Navigate to Experiments section using the dashboard , and press Create Experiment button.
Select a target system from available ones.
Provide a name for the experiment
Add at least one Changeable Variable to the experiment
Default parameters of Execution Strategy can be changed
Default parameters of Changeable Variable can be changed (provide a positive integer or decimal for step size parameter)
Press Create Experiment button on top-right.
Upon successful creation of experiment, you will be redirected to Experiments page

Navigate to Experiments section using the dashboard
Press Results button to examine a newly-created or successfully-completed experiment.
Different stages of the experiment and different scales for the data points can be selected independently, and new charts will be drawn upon these selections.