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Warning

Note: All installers below bundle several Octave packages so they don't have to be installed separately. After installation type pkg list to list them.

CARTO works with Ubuntu 16.04 x64. This documentation describes the process to install CartoDB in this specific OS version.

However this doesn’t mean that it won’t work with other Operating Systems or other Ubuntu. There are also many successful installations on Amazon EC2, Linode, dedicated instances and development machines running OS X and Ubuntu 12.04+.

You will find notes along this guide explaining some of the Ubuntu 16.04 specifics, and pointing to alternative solutions for other environments.

System requirements¶

Besides the OS version mentioned in the introduction, there are some system requirements needed before starting with the installation of the stack. Also this process assumes that you have enough permissions in the system to run successfully most part of the commands of this doc.

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System locales¶

Installations assume you use UTF8. You can set the locale by doing this:

Build essentials¶

Although we try to maintain packaged versions of almost every part of the stack, there are some parts like gems or npm packages that need some development tools in the system in order to compile. You can install all the needed build tools by doing this:

GIT¶

You will need git commands in order to handle some repositories and install some dependencies:

PostgreSQL¶

Note

CARTO requires PostgreSQL 10+. The PPA packages also provide some additional patches, which are not needed but help improve the experience in production environments.

  • Add PPA repository

  • Install packages

PostgreSQL access authorization is managed through pg_hba.conf configuration file, which is normally in /etc/postgresql/10/main/pg_hba.conf. Here it’s defined how the users created in postgresql cluster can access the server. This involves several aspects like type of authentication (md5, no password, etc..) or source IP of the connection. In order to simplify the process of the installation we are going to allow connections with postgres user from localhost without authentication. Of course this can be configured in a different way at any moment but changes here should imply changes in database access configuration of CARTO apps.

Edit /etc/postgresql/10/main/pg_hba.conf, modifying the existing lines to use trust authentication (no password access from localhost):

For these changes to take effect, you’ll need to restart postgres:

  • Create some users in PostgreSQL. These users are used by some CARTO apps internally

  • Install CartoDB postgresql extension. This extension contains functions that are used by different parts of the CartoDB platform, included Builder and the SQL and Maps API.

GIS dependencies¶

  • Add GIS PPA

  • Install GDAL

PostGIS¶

Note

CARTO requires PostGIS 2.4. The PPA just packages this version for Ubuntu 16.04.

  • Install PostGIS

  • Initialize template postgis database. We create a template database in postgresql that will contain the postgis extension. This way, every time CartoDB creates a new user database it just clones this template database

  • (Optional) Run an installcheck to verify the database has been installed properly

    Check https://github.com/cartodb/cartodb-postgresql for further reference

Redis¶

Note

CARTO requires Redis 4+. You can also optionally install redis-cell for rate limiting, which is not described by this guide.

  • Add redis PPA

  • Install redis

Warning

By default redis server is configured to only have periodic snapshotting to disk. If stopped or restarted some data stored in redis since the last snahpshot can be lost. In CARTO redis is not just a simple cache storage. It stores information that need to be persisted.

For data safety, make sure to have proper values of save, appendonly and appendfsync config attributes. For more information check http://redis.io/topics/persistence

Node.js¶

Node.js is required by different parts of the stack. The more significant are the Maps and SQL APIs. It’s also used to install and execute some dependencies of Builder.

  • Install Node.js

    Note this should install both Node.js 10.x and npm 6.x. You can verify the installation went as expected with:

We will also install some development libraries that will be necessary to build some Node.js modules:

SQL API¶

  • Download API

  • Install npm dependencies

  • Create configuration. The name of the filename of the configuration must be the same than the environment you are going to use to start the service. Let’s assume it’s development.

  • Start the service. The second parameter is always the environment if the service. Remember to use the same you used in the configuration.

MAPS API¶

  • Download API

  • Install yarn dependencies

  • Create configuration. The name of the filename of the configuration must be the same than the environment you are going to use to start the service. Let’s assume it’s development.

  • Start the service. The second parameter is always the environment of the service. Remember to use the same you used in the configuration.

Ruby¶

Note

CARTO requires exactly Ruby 2.4.x. Older or newer versions won’t work.

  • Add brightbox ruby repositories

  • Install ruby 2.4

  • Install bundler. Bundler is an app used to manage ruby dependencies. It is needed by CARTO Builder

  • Install compass. It will be needed later on by CARTO’s Builder

Builder¶

Note

CARTO users Python 2.7+. Python 3 will not work correctly.

  • Download Builder’s code

  • Install pip

  • Install ruby dependencies

  • Install python dependencies

Warning

If this fails due to the installation of the gdal package not finding Python.h or any other header file, you’ll need to do this:

After this, re-run the pip install command. Variables can be passed to sudo if exporting them and re-running pipinstall doesn’t work:

If gdal keeps failing, see more information here: http://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/28966/python-gdal-package-missing-header-file-when-installing-via-pip

  • Install Node.js dependencies

  • Compile static assets

  • (Optional) Precompile assets. Needed if you don’t want to use CARTO’s CDN for assets.

  • Create configuration files

  • Start the redis-server that allows access to the SQL and Maps APIs:

  • Initialize the metadata database

  • Start Builder’s HTTP server

  • In a different process/console start the resque process







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LoudMax is a Look-Ahead Brickwall Loudness Maximizer Plugin with a clean transparent sound. It is designed to retain the original character of the music as much as possible even at high compression levels.
Downloads:
VST Plugin v1.36 for Windows PC 32/64bit
AU/VST Plugins v1.36 for Mac OS X 64bit (OS 10.14 - 10.15)
AU/VST Plugins v1.36 for older Mac OS X 32/64bit (OS 10.5 - 10.14)
LADSPA Plugin v1.36 for Linux x86 32/64bit
Winamp Plugin v1.36
Additional Releases:
GUI-less VST Plugin v1.36 for Windows PC 32/64bit
Winamp Plugin v1.36 32/64bit (zipped dll)
Please note the disclaimer on the right!
Release notes v1.36:

  • Improved algorithm.
  • The precision of the control parameters has been restored.
  • The LADSPA plugins now report their latency to the host.

Main range of application:
  • Audio Mastering
  • Output Limiter/Maximizer for web radio stations

Controls:
  • One slider for threshold, one for the output level
  • Meters for input, output and gain reduction in relation to the desired threshold
  • Link: Output slider will be coupled to the threshold slider
  • ISP: Inter-sample peak detection for true peak limiting

Features:
  • True Peak Limiting (Further information for ISP below)
  • Supported Samplerates: 2kHz - 384kHz
  • Latency: 1.25ms (+ 6 samples with ISP)
  • Look-Ahead and Attack Time: 1.25ms
  • Release Time: Automatic - depending on the input signal
  • No audible distortion
  • Possible overdrive: 740dB
  • Very low CPU usage

LoudMax is available as VST 2.4 Plugin for Windows and Mac OS X, Audio Unit Plugin for Mac OS X, LADSPA Plugin for Linux x86 and as Winamp Plugin.
A SSE2-capable CPU is necessary (Pentium 4 / AMD Athlon 64 or newer).
The Mac OS X Plugins are 'Universal Binaries' with support for Intel Mac.

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The Audio Unit version was built with Symbiosis from NuEdge Development.
The version for MAC OS Catalina was created with the friendly support of the guys from PlugInGuru.
For the users of older MAC OS a legacy version is available.

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The Linux Plugin has no meters since LADSPA doesn´t support a custom GUI. But it supports 5.1 surround modes. See README file in the LADSPA zip package for further informations.
The Winamp Plugin also supports 5.1 surround. Built-in stereo overdrive protection avoids distortions in a subsequent stereo downmix.

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The Winamp Plugin has a simplified user interface. Only one slider for adjusting the maximum amplification. The maximum output level is 0dB.
The GUI was designed by LimeFlavour based on the idea and colorscheme of Sinkmusic.
Thanks to Hannes Druener for using his MacBook and testing.
Thanks to PlugInGuru for hosting the files.
Inter-Sample Peak Detection:
The higher the frequency, the greater the probability that the true peak will be between two digital audio samples. These true peak overshoots can be up to 3 dB for proper band-limited audio and even much more for pathological signals. This can become a problem not only with poor D/A converters, but also with subsequent sample rate conversions, e.g. from 44.1 to 48 kHz or vice versa, and the use of audio compression such as MP3 or AAC.
For more information see the 'Tutorials' section.
When ISP is turned on, four additional samples are calculated between every two samples present. This reduces true peak overshoots for proper band-limited audio to 0.2 dB and for pathological signals to 0.5 dB.
ITU-R BS.1770: There are coefficients given in this recommendation for the calculation of inter-sample peaks. Unfortunately these coefficients do not seem to be optimal for limiters. They have a negative effect on transients and lead to high overshoots in true peak meters that use higher quality upsampling. Therefore LoudMax uses optimized coefficients that do not affect transients and reduce the overshoots to similar values with all true peak meters tested. The downside is that BS.1770 calibrated true peak meters will also detect overshoots of up to 0.2 dB with LoudMax ISP detection. So if you need to guarantee a true peak level of -1.0 dB for example, set the output level to -1.2 dB or even -1.5 dB.
Using ISP will double the CPU utilization and increase latency by 6 samples.
LoudMax changes the latency dynamically when ISP is switched. Note that most hosts do not adjust latency compensation while playing, but at the next stop/start.