Launch from AWS:

• Please contact OpenRefactory at sales@openrefactory.com  prior to launch. OpenRefactory chooses to establish a strong business connection prior to usage. To effect this, OpenRefactory will provide customers with a key to enable Intelligent Code Repair features. There is no additional charge for this key. However, the contact ensures that the customer has the opportunity to connect with OpenRefactory and be made aware of other pricing options potentially available through a private offer.

• To launch iCR after getting the key from OpenRefactory, follow the usual subscription steps. Be sure to choose “Launch from the Website” in order to get the correct configuration information presets. Select a region and subnet in which the recommended EC2 instance types are supported. For the security groups, select Create New Based On Seller Settings.

• Once launched, you will need to update your instance meta-data value IMDSv2 to Optional.

For all the details on launching from AWS, please read the Guide at: https://admin.docs.openrefactory.com/v/icr-for-python-on-aws/ .

After launch:

• iCR will need to access your code repositories from one of GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket. You need to use OAuth to permit iCR to access those. Details on how to use OAuth to allow iCR to access source code can be found in the user guide at: https://python.docs.openrefactory.com/table-of-contents/getting-started/access_source_code .
• Once you have established the OAuth credentials, you may access iCR by using the IP address of your EC2 instance from a browser.
• To reach the Navigator which uses a secure socket, use the URL: https://:3001
• Port 3001 will be open if you created your security group from the Seller Setting noted above.

Running iCR:

• From this point, use the information in the User Guide at https://admin.docs.openrefactory.com/v/icr-for-python-on-aws/  to learn how to enter the Navigator and enable iCR with your key.

This server will execute for 1 month and then expire. It will renew monthly until terminated by you. NOTE: OpenRefactory recommends that, to avoid any unwanted EC2 charges, you stop your EC2 instance when not using the service. You can restart the instance later when you need to analyze more projects. We recommend using an Elastic IP address to keep your IP address the same throughout the life of your instance.