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Set up Your Environment

Get access

Adobe I/O Runtime is part of Adobe App Builder. Customers and partners who want to try Adobe I/O Runtime along with the storage, custom events, and other features of App Builder may sign up for an App Builder trial.

Install the Adobe I/O (aio) command-line interface (CLI)

To install aio, you'll need the npm package manager. Make sure that the latest versions of npm and Node.js are both installed, and then install aio:

npm install -g @adobe/aio-cli

Then confirm that aio installed properly:

aio help

Create a namespace and retrieve credentials

Organizations with access to I/O Runtime manage namespaces from the Developer Console. Namespace management requires the Developer role or System Administrator permissions.

In the Developer Console:

  • Create a new Project.
  • Select a workspace option, for example Production.
  • Click Add service and choose Runtime.
  • Navigate back to Workspace overview page and click on the Download all button at the top of the page. This will download the configuration file for this project and workspace.
  • Open the configuration file in a text editor and search for the runtime > namespaces entry. Here you will find the namespace name and auth values you will use to configure the aio CLI.

Sign in from the CLI

There are two ways to configure the aio CLI:

  • With Developer Role or System Administrator permissions, sign in to the aio CLI as shown here, then use it to retrieve the projects you created in the Developer Console and select the workspace you want to work in.

  • If you lack the right permissions but have a namespace and authorization for it, manually configure the aio CLI as shown in the next section.

Configure aio CLI

The aio CLI will pick up credentials from an .env file in the current working directory.

Test that the CLI is set up correctly

Once the CLI is configured, test it:

aio runtime list

A successful test will display a list of the entities defined in your namespace.

Next step

With the CLI installed and tested, you're ready to deploy your first function.