Install eramba Community
The main steps of each install guide. The guides also cover HTTPS, the first login, updates and backups.
# Download the eramba Docker repositorygit clone https://github.com/eramba/dockercd docker# Configure the database, secrets, domain and HTTPS# Compose and start the containersdocker compose -f docker-compose.simple-install.yml up -d# Check that eramba starteddocker logs erambaAll done.# Import the OVA image from the guide and log in to Ubuntu# Set a fixed IP address, then check the connectioncurl https://support-v3.eramba.org/ping.html# The eramba Docker files are already on the imagecd /home/docker# Configure the database, secrets, domain and HTTPS# Compose and start the containersdocker compose -f docker-compose.simple-install.yml up -d# Check that eramba starteddocker logs erambaAll done.Open the VMware guideThe guide links the current VM image.
What you need
- 1 vCPU and 4 GB RAM plus 10 GB swap at minimum. 2 vCPUs and 8 GB RAM recommended.
- 3 GB of storage for data, on a 64-bit kernel with CPU virtualization.
- Docker Engine or VMware, AWS or Azure for the VM image. Podman is not officially supported.
- Outbound access to support-v3.eramba.org. eramba cannot run fully offline.
What Community includes
Community is free and open, and it shares its code with Enterprise. Enterprise adds the other modules and help from the core team.
- Free and openNo user or time limit, and no limit on data.
- 4 of 7 use casesRisk, Compliance, Data Privacy and Incident Management.
- Views, filters and granular access controls
- Backups run on their ownYou run the upgrades yourself.
- No support from the core teamThe public forum and the documentation help.
Move to Enterprise when you need it
Your data comes with you when you switch. Enterprise adds Awareness, Account Reviews and Online Assessments, automation and email support, for a flat €2,500 a year on-premises.