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API

Hosted API

If the errors that are shown in the CLOE GUI are not sufficient for resolving the error, the user can open the developer tools by pressing strg + shift + I. Check the Console or Network tab for errors.

If the errors source cannot be determined, reach out to the developer of the hosted API to check errors logs.

Local API

Running the API locally

If you are unable to connect to the API and you made sure that Rancher Desktop is up an running, open a command prompt and check the container health by entering

  • docker ps -a

If the container named "cloe-api-secret" is not running or displayed as healthy try restarting it using by entering

  • docker stop cloe-api-secret
  • docker rm cloe-api-scret
  • docker run -p 8080:80 -d --restart=always --name=cloe-api-secret skrprdcloecontainersacr.azurecr.io/cloe-api:latest-prd

Updating

When a new version of the container is released you need to update your container by running the following steps

  • docker stop cloe-api-secret
  • docker rm cloe-api-secret
  • docker pull skrprdcloecontainersacr.azurecr.io/cloe-api:latest-prd
  • docker run -p 8080:80 -d --restart=always --name=cloe-api-secret skrprdcloecontainersacr.azurecr.io/cloe-api:latest-prd