Installing CodeProject.AI Server on Linux
To install CodeProject.AI as a standalone service ready for integration with applications such as HomeAssist or BlueIris on Linux, download the latest installation package being careful to ensure you choose the x64 (Intel chips) or arm64 (Arm chips such as Raspberry Pi or Orange Pi).
Prerequisites
NVIDIA GPU support
For NVIDIA GPU support, ensure you have the latest NVIDIA CUDA drivers installed.
.NET runtime
Ensure you have the .NET runtime installed by calling
Note
Please review Microsoft's guide to installing .NET on Ubuntu. .NET 9 is still in its early days so installing still has some rough edges.
Once you have .NET installed run the post-install step:
Running the installer
Unzip the .deb package, right-click and choose "install", or run
(Assuming you are downloading version 2.9.1)This will install the server running under systemd. CodeProject.AI
Server and the backend analysis services will now be running. The front-end server and the
analysis services will automatically restart each time your machine is restarted.
To manually start the service, run the command
To explore CodeProject.AI Click on the CodeProject.AI Explorer link at the top of the server dashboard.
Accessing the CodeProject.AI Server Dashboard.
Open a browser and navigate to http://localhost:32168 to open the CodeProject.AI Dashboard. This will provide you with details of the server operation.
Play with the Server
We provide a sample application written in HTML and JavaScript that performs various AI operations. Open http://localhost:32168/explorer.html in a browser. There is also a link to this at the top of the Dashboard.
To uninstall CodeProject.AI.
To uninstall CodeProject.AI Server run