How to Check the Status of Your Zethus Application In a shell on the device, run the command “`sudo zethus status“`. This will open a status page that displays information about the container, IP addresses and connection statuses. An ASCII representation of an Amphion will blink LEDs according to the connection status of the device. […]
Category: Zethus
Installing Zethus on Third Party Devices
Installing Zethus on Third Party Devices Before attempting installation, make sure the device you’re installing on follows the minimum system requirements for Zethus. The Device Will Need A stable internet connection Shell access (through SSH or Serial) Root privileges (through Sudo or root login) File transfer ability (SFTP / USB / uSD) Pre-Installation Before attempting […]
Local Device Data Collection on Zethus
In some instances, Zethus can be installed inside PLC or IPC devices themselves, given their hardware and software are compliant with the minimum specifications. This allows Zethus to collect data, or remotely service the PLC without the use of a standalone edge device acting as the red box. Here are the steps to start local […]
Link Your Device’s Physical LEDs to Zethus
After installing Zethus, you have the option to set up a device’s physical LEDs to monitor the status of the Zethus container. There are four files made available for this purpose, located in /var/zethus (or your chosen installation directory): pow_led sys_led tun1_led tun2_led These files contain either a ‘1’ or a ‘0’ corresponding to ‘on’ […]
Using the Zethus Command Line Utility
A standard Zethus installation includes a command line utility for managing the container, setting up virtual networks and viewing the status of Zethus. For information on viewing the status of your Zethus container, see How to Check the Status of Your Zethus Application. $ zethus config – Configure Settings – Based on the options given, […]
Zethus Device Compatibility
Hardware Minimum Requirements 1GB RAM 4GB Free Storage ARMv6, ARMv7, ARMv8, x86 or AMD64 CPU Architecture No containerized application userspace (e.g. Docker-In-Docker / LXC) No virtualized application userspace (e.g. Linux VM on Windows) No FPGA as a CPU Software Minimum Requirements Linux distribution officially supported by Docker Docker Version 28.1.0+ Docker-Compose V2.36.0+ Ability to run […]