CloudBeaver is a fantastic platform that provides you with the ability to manage databases and databases with ease. In this tutorial, we will be walking you through steps on how to install CloudBeaver on FreeBSD.
Before we can install CloudBeaver, we need to ensure that our package repository is up to date. Run the following command:
sudo pkg update
CloudBeaver runs on Java, and we need to install it on our FreeBSD machine. Run the following command:
sudo pkg install openjdk8
Visit the CloudBeaver website and download the latest version of the software for FreeBSD. You can download it from https://cloudbeaver.io/.
After you have downloaded the file, navigate to the folder where you downloaded it and extract the archive. Use the following command:
tar xzf cloudbeaver-<version>.tar.gz
Now that we have extracted the archive, we can launch CloudBeaver. Navigate to the folder where it was extracted and run the following command:
./cloudbeaver.sh
You can also create a shortcut for CloudBeaver by creating a cloudbeaver.desktop file in your desktop environment. For example, on XFCE, you can create the file in ~/.local/share/applications/ with the following content:
[Desktop Entry]
Name=CloudBeaver
Exec=<path to cloudbeaver directory>/cloudbeaver.sh
Type=Application
If everything went well, you should be able to login to your CloudBeaver instance and begin managing your databases! Congratulations, you've successfully installed CloudBeaver on FreeBSD Latest.
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