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1. Create a directory on the server where the application will be unpacked:
   mkdir -p 3yd_v_XXX && cd 3yd_v_XXX

2. Download the archive package from the link provided by the 3YD Technical Support team:
   curl -o 3yd_v_XXX.tgz “Download Link“
   Note: The link should be surrounded in double quotes ““ as it contains symbols interpreted as special characters by the bash shell

3. Unpack the installation package: tar -zxvf 3yd_v_XXX.tgz

4. Create a folder where the uploads will be stored called UPLOADS_DIR. (Must be an absolute path like /home/ubuntu/UPLOADS_DIR)
   mkdir -p $HOME/UPLOADS_DIR

5. Obtain the domain name under which the application should be reachable (e.g app.example.com)
   Note: We recommend exporting the two variables above in your .bashrc
vim ~/.bashrc or nano ~/.bashrc to open and edit the .bashrc file
   Append the code to the end of the file

   Code Block
   export DOMAIN=yourDomainName.xxx export UPLOADS_DIR=/home/ubuntu/UPLOADS_DIR

   Reload your ./bashrc with source ~/.bashrc

6. Run the install script:

   sudo ./install.sh $DOMAIN $UPLOADS_DIR; exec bash -l

7. You can now make changes to the configuration file values.yaml.

8. Apply the changed configuration:

   sudo ./upgrade.sh

9. Check the status of the application:

   kubectl get pods

Migration from previous installation method (appconfig)

1. Follow the installation instructions above

2. Copy the files from the uploaded files previous installation to the directory specified as UPLOADS_DIR:

   • 3D files into UPLOADS_DIR/backend-uploads

   • Media files into UPLOADS_DIR/button3d-media

   • Private media files into UPLOADS_DIR/button3d-private-media

3. Make sure that all files have the same read and write permissions and ownership/group membership as the directories they were copied in.

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