In this tutorial, we will walk you through the process of installing Tyk on FreeBSD Latest operating system. Tyk is a popular open-source API gateway designed to help businesses integrate APIs and manage access to their API resources. This tutorial will take you through each step, so let's get started!
Before installing Tyk on FreeBSD, make sure that you have the following prerequisites installed and configured:
Before installing Tyk, MongoDB should be installed on FreeBSD. MongoDB is used as the datastore for Tyk.
To install MongoDB on FreeBSD, run the following commands:
sudo pkg install mongodb36
sudo service mongod start
This command will install MongoDB and then start the service.
Tyk also requires Redis in order to manage data such as API data, policies, and analytics.
To Install Redis on FreeBSD, run the following commands:
sudo pkg install redis
sudo service redis start
This command will install Redis and then start the service.
Now that we have installed MongoDB and Redis, the next step is to install Tyk.
To install Tyk on FreeBSD, run the following commands:
sudo pkg install tyk-gateway
sudo pkg install tyk-dashboard
This command will install Tyk Gateway and Tyk Dashboard.
To start Tyk services, we need to enable the Tyk Gateway and Dashboard at boot time. To do this, run the following commands:
sudo sysrc tyk_gateway_enable=YES
sudo sysrc tyk_dashboard_enable=YES
Finally, start the Tyk services by executing the following commands:
sudo service tyk_gateway start
sudo service tyk_dashboard start
Once Tyk is installed and running, the next step is to access the Tyk Dashboard by opening the web browser and navigating to the http://Tyk_Dashboard_Server_IP:3000/
address.
Tyk API Gateway is a popular open-source solution that can help developers manage their APIs and control user access. In this tutorial, we walked through the process of installing Tyk on FreeBSD Latest. We started by installing MongoDB and Redis services, followed by Tyk Gateway and Dashboard. Finally, we enabled the Tyk Gateway and Dashboard services at boot time and started them. We hope this tutorial was helpful in getting you started with Tyk on your FreeBSD Latest server.
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