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# How to run
`xds-server` has been designed to easily compile and debug
[AGL](https://www.automotivelinux.org/) applications. That's why `xds-server` has
been integrated into AGL SDK docker container.
>**Note:** For more info about AGL SDK docker container, please refer to
[AGL SDK Quick Setup](../../../../../getting_started/reference/getting-started/docker-container-setup.html)
## Start xds-server
There are several way to install xds-server and start-up depend of installation type:
| Installation type | Supported<br> host OS | Start-up | Install instructions |
|-------------------|-------------------------|---------------------------------------------------|----------------------|
| Docker container | Linux or MacOS | Automatic based on systemd user service | [see Installation based on Docker container](../../part-1/1-1_install-xds-server-docker.html) |
| Virtual Machine | Linux, MacOS or Windows | Automatic based on systemd user service | [see Installation based on VirtualBox appliance](../../part-1/1-2_install-xds-server-vm.html) |
| Native | Linux | Automatic based on systemd user service or manual | [see Native installation](../../part-1/1-3_install-xds-server-native.html) |
| Native | MacOS or Windows | Manually | [see Native installation](../../part-1/1-3_install-xds-server-native.html) |
### Automatic start-up based on systemd user service
XDS server is started as a user service by Systemd.
```bash
/usr/lib/systemd/user/xds-server.service
```
Use well-known systemd commands to control `xds-server.service` service.
```bash
# Enter in docker container or VM
# (optional, depending on installation type)
ssh -p 2222 devel@localhost
# Status XDS server:
systemctl --user status xds-server
# Restart XDS server
systemctl --user restart xds-server
```
If needed you can change default setting by defining specific environment
variables file
```bash
ssh -t -p 2222 devel@localhost vim /etc/default/xds-server
```
For example to control log level, just set LOG_LEVEL env variable.
knowing that supported *level* are:
- panic
- fatal
- error
- warn
- info
- debug
```bash
docker exec ${CONTAINER_NAME} bash -c "echo 'LOG_LEVEL=debug' >> /etc/default/xds-server"
ssh -p 2222 devel@localhost -- "systemctl --user restart xds-server"
```
### Manual start-up
On **Linux or MacOS**, simply execute `xds-server` executable:
```bash
/opt/AGL/bin/xds-server
```
On **Windows**, simply execute `xds-server` executable:
```batch
C:\AGL\bin\xds-server.exe
```
<!-- section-note -->
**Note:**
Invoke `xds-server --help` to get more details about possible options that allow
for example to change logging level or select another configuration file.
<!-- end-section-note -->
## XDS server REST API and Web application
`xds-server` exposes a REST API and serves a basic web-application.
REST API based url is `http://localhost:8000/api/v1/` when XDS server is
running on your host (localhost) and basic web-application is available at
[http://localhost:8000](http://localhost:8000).
Just replace `localhost` by the host name or ip when `xds-server` is running
on another host.
```bash
# Get version using REST API
curl http://localhost:8000/api/v1/version
# Open browser and local xds-server web-application
xdg-open http://localhost:8000
```
Then follow instructions provided on this page to install and start `xds-agent`
that must run locally on your machine.
See also [xds-agent documentation](../2_xds-agent/0_abstract.html) for more details.
## SDK cross-toolchain Management
### Setup to add support of a new SDK family
<!-- section-note -->
**Optional step**: read this chapter only if you plan to add a new SDK family.
<!-- end-section-note -->
`xds-server` dynamically detects supported SDKs by scanning sub-directories of
`sdkScriptsDir` directory (see [Configuration chapter](2_config.html)).
Each sub-directory (usually name is the same as the SDK family) of `sdkScriptsDir`
must contain a set of scripts that will be called by `xds-server` to managed SDKs
of a specific family.
These scripts are:
- `add`: used to add/install a new SDK
- `db-dump`: returned the list of available and installed SDKs (JSON format)
- `db-update`: update SDKs database
- `get-family-config`: returned SDK family configuration structure (JSON format)
- `get-sdk-info`: extract SDK info (JSON format) from a SDK file/tarball
- `remove`: used to remove an existing SDK
For example, here 2 SDKs family (`agl` and `zephyr`) are defined:
```bash
# > tree ./sdks/
./sdks/
├── agl
│ ├── add
│ ├── db-dump
│ ├── db-update
│ ├── get-family-config
│ ├── get-sdk-info
│ └── remove
├── README.md
└── zephyr
├── add
│ ├── db-dump
│ ├── db-update
│ ├── get-family-config
│ ├── get-sdk-info
└── remove
```
On startup `xds-server` will call in order:
- `sdks/*/get-family-config` to get configuration of each SDK family.
- `sdks/*/db-update` to update database (only when `SdkDbUpdate` is set to ̀`startup`,
see [Configuration chapter](2_config.html) for more details)
- `sdks/*/db-dump` scripts to get the initial list of available and installed SDKs.
Please refer to `sdks/README.md` for more information about scripts definition
and to understand how to add support of a new SDK family.
### Install a new SDK
Please refer to [Installing AGL SDKs](../../part-1/3_install-sdks.html) chapter.
### Un-install a SDK from command line
Used `sdks` command of `xds-cli` tool to managed SDKs.
```bash
# List installed SDKs
xds-cli sdks ls
List of installed SDKs:
ID NAME STATUS VERSION ARCH
c39e5998 poky-agl_aarch64_4.0.1 Installed 4.0.1 aarch64
d610bfbf poky-agl-aarch64.current_on_iotbzh_download-3.99.1+snapshot Installed 3.99.1+snapshot aarch64.current_on_iotbzh_download
a0ae663d poky-agl-corei7-64-3.99.1+snapshot Installed 3.99.1+snapshot corei7-64
87f0400b AGL-release-dab-3.99.3-m3ulcb-nogfx Installed 3.99.3 aarch64
352c0584 poky-agl-corei7-64-3.99.2+snapshot Installed 3.99.2+snapshot corei7-64
d65fe750 AGL-release-eel-latest-qemux86-64 Installed 4.99.5 corei7-64
# Un-install a SDK
xds-cli sdks uninstall d65fe750
SDK ID d65fe750-d3a7-38f5-83d8-3d3806054f8d successfully deleted.
```
### Un-install a SDK from XDS Dashboard
Open XDS-Dashboard in web-browser and select `SDKs` entry in left side menu.
If needed, switch to `BASIC SDKS VIEW` view and click on trash icon located
in the top-right corner of SDK card.
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