Common Operations
- Configuring the Installation Environment
- Importing a Root Certificate for the Kunpeng DevKit
If a security alert is displayed when you use a browser to log in to the Kunpeng DevKit, you can import the root certificate for the tool to mask the security alert. - Disabling SELinux
The Kunpeng DevKit checks whether the SELinux enforcing mode is disabled in the OS. To disable the SELinux enforcing mode, perform the following operations: - Enabling the Firewall Port
During installation, the Kunpeng DevKit checks whether the required port is enabled and helps enable the port through the interactive user interface. If you choose not to enable the required port, the tool service cannot be used. To manually enable a port, perform the following operations: - Configuring SSH Key-based Authentication
- Changing the IP Address and Port Number of the Kunpeng DevKit
- Starting, Stopping, Restarting or Querying Services
- Querying the OS Version Information
- Querying the Drive Space
- Viewing Tool Release Information
- Viewing the Tool Usage Statement
- Single Sign-on
- Deploying the Tool in a Docker Container
To manually deploy the DevKit in a container, perform the following operations. - Deploying the Tool Using a Dockerfile
If you need to use the Dockerfile to create a DevKit image in a container and use this image to deploy the DevKit, perform the following operations.