OSIAM is an Open Source Identity and Access Management platform. In this tutorial, we will learn how to install OSIAM on OpenSUSE latest. Additionally, we will explore essential steps and commands to complete the task.
To follow this tutorial, you need:
Before getting started, it is crucial to update your system. This includes packages and dependencies on your OpenSUSE machine.
Execute the following command to update the system.
sudo zypper update
OSIAM requires Maven to perform specific tasks. Run the command below to install Maven on your machine.
sudo zypper install maven
Copy the OSIAM repository from GitHub.
git clone https://github.com/osiam/osiam.git
After cloning, compile OSIAM before starting it. Use the following command to do that.
cd osiam && mvn clean package
After successfully compiling this app, you can start OSIAM. Run the following command to do so.
java -jar target/osiam-server.war
Type localhost:8080 in your web browser's address bar. You should be able to see the OSIAM home page.
In conclusion, we have learned how to install OSIAM on OpenSUSE latest. It wasn't too hard with the above commands. Just follow along to install and start using OSIAM.
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