You can change the addr target in Ratel.
Yes that I know…but except play.dgraph.io all addresses are not connecting to server. I have tried :8000 :8180 :8080 :9180
In “Dgraph server URL” you have to use the HTTP address and port of your Alpha.
Certainly it is 8080 (localhost) otherwise your Alpha is in trouble. I’ts not ready. Check your logs.
Ohkay… So how to check logs for alpha?
Your terminal show the logs.
Alpha is connected to port 5080 so I have entered url like http:localhost:5080…still it is not connecting
No, only 8080 port should be used on Ratel input field “Dgraph server URL”.
Check this docs to understand the ports. https://docs.dgraph.io/deploy/#ports-usage
8000 is to access Ratel itself.
Well, I thought you were using Windows oO
In windows it is showing same error. Well, I will see ports usage and will let you know if I find any error.
Btw Thanks a ton!
Play.dgraph.io is showing error that mutations are not allowed. Is there any way to resolve that error?
Play Dgraph points to our servers that contains sample datasets. In it the mutation process is prohibited. If you are receiving this error, it is a sign that you have not changed the address in the input field correctly.
Explain in detail what you are doing, all context. Only then can I have an idea of what to guide you.
Yaa so I am working on my thesis to distribute my clusters of graph. I found that DGraph is distributed database and I started using it. I have installed it first on windows by using docker but it was not working then I have installed it on ubuntu but still same error showing that localhost is not connecting
On ubuntu I have installed it by using curl command and then type dgraph-ratel only…thats how I have done.
So now can you suggest me how to deal with this error of localhost connection
In short, I am missing some steps at the time of initialization which reflects in ratel connection to localhost.
Well, I still do not understand your context. But I’ll summarize here what you need.
You need at least one Dgraph Zero and one Dgraph Alpha configured and running. If you have questions about commands, review the commands used in YAML for Docker. And you will have a sense of basic commands to start. Check Get started with Dgraph
Dgraph Ratel UI needs to access the HTTP port and usually is 8080. The address must be accessible and the port must be accessible as well. Then analyze firewall and other parameters of your operating system in relation to this.
If you are using virtual machine, you need to check forwarding and so on. These things are outside Dgraph’s scope.
Having a Dgraph Alpha Group (Zero and Alpha) running. You can access it normally. There’s no secret. If you are trying to create an HA configuration for example, distributed. I recommend analyzing YAMLs of that type.
Below is a schematic of how a Dgraph distributed organization is.
OKay .I got your point. But I am just not able to connect it to localhost. I dont know why? From two days I am facing same error.
Wohooooooo… done…there was an error with alpha. now it is connecting… Thankkkk youuu so muchh…Happy Happy!
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