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By using our Tilt setup, developers can very easily run a live-reloading instance of any of our frontend or backend services without needing to directly use or understand Helm or Kubernetes. All that's needed is uncommenting a couple of lines in a `Tiltconfig.yaml` file, and updating the local paths to where the developer has checked out the respective git repo, if different than the default defined in the config.
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**IMPORTANT NOTE:** We currently run against version `v0.30.5` of Tilt, so be sure to install the correct version when following the [Tilt Installation Instructions](https://docs.tilt.dev/install.html#alternative-installation).
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**IMPORTANT NOTE:** We currently run against version `v0.33.5` of Tilt, so be sure to install the correct version when following the [Tilt Installation Instructions](https://docs.tilt.dev/install.html#alternative-installation).
After installing Tilt, you can verify the correct version by typing `tilt version` in your terminal.
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## Install glooctl
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We provision the Gloo gateway, which is responsible for service routing, using glooctl. Please follow the [glooctl Installation Instructions](https://docs.solo.io/gloo-edge/master/installation/glooctl_setup/).
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We provision the Gloo gateway, which is responsible for service routing, using glooctl. Please follow the [glooctl Installation Instructions](https://docs.solo.io/gloo-edge/latest/installation/preparation/#glooctl).
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Once installed, you can provision the kubernetes stack with `glooctl`, using the `Glooconfig.yaml` configuration provided at the root of this repo.
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dnf install nc
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# Debian/Ubuntu
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sudo apt-get install Netcat
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sudo apt-get install netcat-openbsd # or netcat-traditional
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```
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After installing Netcat, you can verify it's working by typing `nc -h` in your terminal.
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StateSalt: "<some-text>"
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NOTES:
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NOTES:
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- ensure that in the dexcom developer setup the redirect URI is set correctly, for example if running locally `http://localhost:31500/v1/oauth/dexcom/redirect`
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- you will need to restart the tidepool services for the config changes to take effect
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