Quickstart

This is the Runetale quickstart guide on how to connect two devices to a secure private network. In this example, we will be using a Linux desktop as one device and an EC2 instance running on AWS as the other.

Step 1: Register your account with SSO login

Use your favorite SSO account to complete user registration. As of March 2023, Google, Microsoft, and GitHub are supported. IDaaS such as Okta and OneLogin are scheduled to be supported by April 2023. Check the SSO documentation for more information.

Step 2: Run the installation command

Once SSO login is successful, download the Runetale client app to your device.

curl -L https://pkgs.dotshake.com/debian/start.sh | sh

After the package is installed, check that the login URL is displayed on the terminal. If it is displayed correctly, click the URL to complete the session in your browser.

Your runetale ip => [100.72.93.185/16]
Successful login
2022-09-23T16:23:14.636+0900    info    runetale up    launched runetale daemon.

If Successful login is displayed, the login was successful. Next, run sudo systemctl... to confirm that the client is successfully launched from your device.

sudo systemctl status runetale.service

If the following message is displayed after execution, the system is working correctly.

● runetale.service - runetale daemon
     Loaded: loaded (/etc/systemd/system/runetale.service; enabled; vendor preset: enabled)
     Active: active (running) since Fri 2022-09-23 09:49:46 JST; 6h ago
   Main PID: 175492 (runetaler)
      Tasks: 22 (limit: 76989)
     Memory: 8.1M
     CGroup: /system.slice/runetale.service
             └─175492 /usr/bin/runetaler up -daemon=false

Repeat the same setup for AWS EC2 instances. Once completed, the registration of the two devices that have successfully launched should be displayed on the dashboard.

Step 3: Check the connection status

Finally, check if peer-to-peer communication is working correctly by pinging from your local device.

Linux desktop

ping 100.72.93.185

AWS EC2 instance

ping 100.72.8.203

Congratulations! The setup of Runetale is now complete! A peer-to-peer private network based on WireGuard has been configured in your environment.

Troubleshooting

If Runetale does not start correctly or if there are any problems, please contact support@runetale.com or open an issue on GitHub.