RTLS Studio - Install Guide
The RTLS Studio is a server based software available for three platforms:
- Virtual Box - Preinstalled RTLS Studio within Virtual Box image, recommended for the start (e.g. RTLS UWB Kit, Demo, small PoC)
- Ubuntu Server - Installation on a new native Ubuntu machine, recommended for real world installations
- Docker - Installation within Docker, recommended for real world installations
Starting from Studio 3.2, Installation and Update bundles are no longer available on Sewio Portal and are moved under each project's myRTLS Site.
- Login to your myRTLS Site for the given project and go to the section Site Management → Deployment.
If you encounter any difficulties accessing your myRTLS Site, please reach out to our CX team via the Service Desk.
Comparison of individual platforms:
VirtualBox | Ubuntu Native | Linux Docker | Windows Docker | |
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Computational Performance | (47%) | (100%) | (80%) | (68%) |
Functionality | Full feature | Full feature | Several functional limitations | |
Operating System | OS independent | Required specifically Ubuntu 18.04.x or 20.04.4 pre-installed | Linux distribution independent | Windows 10 |
Target | Excellent for demos and small PoC | High performance demanding installations 100+ Anchors | Solution for an installation where RTLS Studio has to be isolated within the host machine | Deployments where Windows is only option even for the price of decreased performance |
Docker Deployment on RHEL
Based on customer feedback, we’ve received several questions about deploying Sewio RTLS Studio on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). While Studio is optimized for Docker on Linux Ubuntu, deploying it on RHEL presents challenges, including the lack of native Docker support and known stability issues. Additionally, alternative tools like Podman are not compatible with Studio as they have not been tested or validated by our R&D team.
For a detailed explanation of why RHEL is not fully supported and the challenges involved, Docker Deployment on Linux vs. RHEL.