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v0.39.0.1 / Operations Guide / Running the Metabase Jar File
To run Metabase via a JAR file, you will need to have a Java Runtime Environment (JRE) installed on your system.
Install Java JRE
We recommend the latest LTS version of JRE from AdoptOpenJDK with HotSpot JVM and x64 architecture, but other Java versions are supported too.
Download Metabase
Go to the Metabase download page and download the latest release. Place the downloaded JAR file into a newly created directory (as it will create some files when it is run).
Launching Metabase
Now that you have Java working you can run the JAR from a terminal with:
It’s that simple. This will start the Metabase application using all of the default settings. You should see some log entries starting to run in your terminal window showing you the application progress as it starts up. Once Metabase is fully started you’ll see a confirmation such as:
At this point you’re ready to go! You can access your new Metabase server on port 3000, most likely at http://localhost:3000
You can use another port than 3000 by setting the MB_JETTY_PORT
environment variable before running the jar.
Note that in the default configuration Metabase will use a local H2 database for storing all its own application data. This is meant for simple evaluations or personal use, so if you want to run Metabase in production we recommend you migrate away from H2.
Now that you’ve installed Metabase, it’s time to set it up and connect it to your database.
We provide the MetaBase App which allows you to configure your MetaSensors and access the sensor data.MetaBase is available on iOS, and Android App stores for FREE.
Information¶
App Name | Android | iOS |
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App Download: | Free | Free |
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Source Code: | ||
Max # of Sensors: | 3 | 3 |
Compatibility¶
The MetaBase App is available for Apple iOS devices which means it will work on your Apple tablets and phones:
iOS 13 or newer.
iPhone 4s or newer.
iPad 3rd generation or newer.
iPod touch 5th generation or newer.
The MetaBase App is available on Android devices:
Android 5.0 or newer.
Make sure it is a proper/newer Android device (beware of cheap Chinese Android tablets and refurbished 10 year old Taiwanese phones, they will not work reliably. We recommend Google endorsed devices 5 years old or newer).
Older Google Pixel Phones are not recommended (due to issues on the Bluetooth radio reported by Pixel owners)
Setup¶
To use the MetaBase App, follow the steps:
Make sure Bluetooth and WiFi are ON.
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Go to your favorite App store.
Search for “MetaBase”.
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Warning
Do NOT use the settings screen or menu of your device to connect to your MetaSensor.
Warning
Download Metabase
Do NOT use other Apps to connect to your MetaSensor.