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#### Install Workload-API
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In order to achieve comparable results to the ones presented in the paper a VM with preferable the following resources is required:
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| image / operating system | Ubuntu 16.04 |
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| CPU cores | 8 |
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| memory | >= 4GB |
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| disk | 20GB |
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| software | Docker, Docker-Compose |
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| open ports | 8181 |
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**Task 1:** Go to your Cloud provider and create a VM of the aforementioned configuration.
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**Task 2:** As the Workload-API needs to publicly expose port `8181`, add a security group rule to the VM for port `8181` that allows in-going traffic.
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**Task 3:** Assign public IP to the VM. We denote this IP in the following as *WORKLOAD_API_IP*.
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**Task 4:** Log into the VM, and install Docker and Docker-Compose.
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**Task 4a:** Docker can be installed as described in: https://docs.docker.com/install/linux/docker-ce/ubuntu/.
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**Task 4b:** Docker can be installed as described in: https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/.
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Before starting the Workload-API the Mowgli framework needs to be installed. |
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