I used the 1 click dropplet install on digital ocean - Im wondering what’s next, is there a Nakama control panel that I can access to? how do I connect to this from a client? Any help is appreciated, thanks
Yohami
I used the 1 click dropplet install on digital ocean - Im wondering what’s next, is there a Nakama control panel that I can access to? how do I connect to this from a client? Any help is appreciated, thanks
Yohami
Yohami,
I would check out this YouTube video they made on how to authenticate a client to your server. At the end they also talk about how to access the developer console. All of their videos on their channel are pretty good so be sure to check them out.
Matthew
Thank you, I’ll take a look
Ok, no luck. How to open the Nakama console on the Digital Ocean dropplet?
If I click “console” it opens the terminal. After login in I typed “nakama” and got several errors, so this is probably not the right approach
Also I tried accessing it with the IP http://159.203.113.203:7351/ but that gives
a “site can’t be reached” error
Has anyone tried the Digital Ocean 1 click install and can help out? @heroiclabs support maybe
The droplet should automatically start everything you need. The console should be accessible on http://your.droplet.ip.address:7351/
and Nakama should be accessible on port 7350
of the same address.
You can see here the ports that are open and how the database/server are started when your droplet boots.
Thanks @zyro. I tried several times with the 1 click installer - it didn’t work so maybe there’s a bug in the implementation. After desisting on that approach, I was able to install Nakama manually using Decker on that dropplet, so now it’s up and running.
Indeed, the 1 click installer has ancient version and it’s broken. It annoyed me big time and wasted a lot of hours, but eventually succeeded going the ssh/docker way, even though it was first time using docker.