How do you Install Magma Core (Orchestrator) using Docker-composer

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To install Magma Core (Orchestrator) using Docker-compose, follow the steps below:

1. First, you need to have Docker and Docker Compose installed on your system. If not, please install them from their official websites before proceeding:

- **Docker**: https://docs.docker.com/get-docker/

- **Docker Compose**: https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/

2. Create a new directory for your Magma installation and navigate to it in the terminal or command prompt:

`bash

mkdir magma-installation && cd magma-installation

`

3. Create a new file named `docker-compose.yml` in the Magma installation directory with the following content:

`yaml

version: '3'

services:

magma_orchestrator:

image: "magmaproject/magma-orfasgw" # Magma Orchestrator with FIDL and ASGW

container_name: magma_orchestrator

restart: always

ports:

- "8005-8127:80" # Magma management plane APIs (HTTP) for Orchestrator and FIDL

environment:

- "MAGMA_ORCHESTRATOR_ADMIN=true" # Enable admin access to Orchestrator UI and API for testing purposes. Remove this in production.

- "MAGMA_ORCHESTRATOR_RADIUS=true" # Enable RADIUS for Orchestrator if needed.

volumes:

- "/path/to/your/magma-config":/#etc/magma # Mount your Magma configuration directory to the Orchestrator container.

`

4. Replace `"/path/to/your/magma-config"` with the path to your Magma configuration directory where you will store your Magma Orchestrator's `policy.yaml` file and other necessary files for customization of the system.

5. Save and close the `docker-compose.yml`.

6. Build a Docker network:

`bash

docker network create magma_network # Create the Magma network for all services to communicate.

`

7. To build and run your Magma Orchestrator container, use:

`bash

docker-compose up -d # Run 'magma_orchestrator' service in the background with default settings.

OR, to build Magma Orchestrator images and then run it:

docker-compose pull # Download the official 'magmaproject/magma-orfasgw' image from Docker Hub.

docker images | grep "magmaproject" # Verify that the 'magmaproject/magma-orfasgw' image has been pulled.

docker-compose build magma_orchestrator # Build the Magma Orchestrator container using the downloaded 'magmaproject/magma-orfasgw' image.

docker images | grep "your_username" # Verify that the built Magma Orchestrator container with your username has been created (if you've customized).

docker-compose up -d # Run 'magma_orchestrator' service in the background with your built image.

`

8. Wait for Magma Orchestrator to startup and finish booting up (you can check its logs using the command: `docker-compose logs magma_orchestrator`).

9. Once Magma Orchestrator is up and running, you can access the web UI by visiting http://:80 (replace "your\_host" with your host IP address or domain name) in a browser, and the admin UI by visiting http://:8400 (replace "your\_host" with your host IP address or domain name). Make sure to follow the Magma Orchestrator's documentation for detailed configuration instructions.

10. You can also use your custom `policy.yaml` file in your `/path/to/your/magma-config` directory if needed to modify Magma Orchestrator's policies based on your requirements.

11. For more information and troubleshooting, you can refer the official documentation of [Magma Orchestrator](https://magma5g.org/) or contact their support channels.