A linux vm to run android container on the cloud and serve the UI on the browser.
#Set up the AAOS Emulator service
To set up the Emulator service:
Install the Android Emulator Docker container script:
git clone https://github.com/google/android-emulator-container-scripts.git
cd android-emulator-container-script
source ./configure.sh
This activates a virtual environment and makes the executable emu-docker available. To get detailed information about its use, launch it:
emu-docker -h
To create the Docker containers, accept the license agreements. Build the AAOS Emulator Docker container. Download an emulator build later than version 7154743. For example:
sdk-repo-linux-emulator-7154743.zip
Download the AAOS emulator system image. For example, sdk-repo-linux-system-images-7115454.zip:
emu-docker create <emulator-zip> <system-image-zip>
Create the Web Containers and set username and password for remote access.
./create_web_container.sh -p user1,passwd1
Start the AAOS Emulator Web Service:
docker-compose -f js/docker/docker-compose-build.yaml -f js/docker/development.yaml up
You've successfully started an AAOS Emulator Web Service! Use the following to access it on a web browser:
https://<VM_External__IP>
If a connection error to the VM external IP occurs, make sure the VM is set up to allow both HTTP and HTTPS traffic. To validate this, see Running a basic Apache web server. Set up the turn server
You can always use your own turn server. Provided below is an sample on a Google Cloud VM instance.
Note: To make the turn server work on a Google Cloud VM instance, be sure to configure the VM firewall rule to allow traffic on TCP and UDP ports 3478 and 3479.
Install the coturn server:
sudo apt install coturn
systemctl stop coturn
echo "TURNSERVER_ENABLED=1"|sudo tee -a /etc/default/coturn
Modify /etc/turnserver.conf by adding the following lines:
lt-cred-mech
#set your realm name
realm=test
#coturn username and password
user=test:test123
#external-ip=/
external-ip=34.193.52.134/10.128.0.2
systemctl start coturn
Modify the Docker Compose YAML file to include the TURN configuration:
cd android-emulator-container-script
nano js/docker/docker-compose-build.yaml
Add the following two environment lines in the emulator section:
expose:
- "8554"
+ environment:
+ - TURN=printf $SNIPPET
Restart the AAOS Emulator service with the turn configuration. Be sure to replace the turn server IP, username, and credential below with your own:
export SNIPPET="{\"iceServers\":[{\"urls\":\"turn:35.193.52.134:3478\",\"username\":\"test\",\"credential\":\"test123\"}]}"
docker-compose -f js/docker/docker-compose-build.yaml up
This module contains the Docker image for the Android Emulator. which can be run on a Linux machine then accessed via the web browser.