There is no stable version yet. The version that is published is the nightly version from Git.
To deploy and execute a process you have to install PROCEEDs Distributed Process Engine at least on one Machine (computer, server, microcontoller, smartphone, etc.). Depending on your use case, it is probably useful to install a multitude of Engines on several Machines.
For Windows/Linux/MAC (Node.js-Version): For starting the Engine you just need to unzip the file, have a Node.js version of v12.x+ installed and then run node proceed-engine.js
For Android (Note: this is still compiled with the debug flag, but should be sufficient for testing. A production version is release soon.)
For iOS (coming soon)
Start in the your browser (coming soon)
If you want to run the Engine at startup on Linux, there is a systemd service file inside the zip called proceed-engine.service.
A detailed description which values needs to be changed and how to enable the service, can be found in the README file on Gitlab.
There is an up-to-date docker image of the PROCEED Engine. Unfortunately this only works on Linux completely where you can use the --network host option (the Docker container uses the network interface of the host). This is necessary because the Engine uses mDNS for the discovery process.
docker container run --detach --network host --name engine proceed/engine:latest
If you want to stop the Engine again:
docker container stop engine
You can also start the Engine on other operating systems, but this disables the mDNS-based discovery. Therefore, in the Management System you need to add the Engine manually via Add in the Machine View.
docker container run --detach --publish 33029:33029 --name engine proceed/engine:latest
By default, the PROCEED Engine uses port 33029 for communication and port 5353 for mDNS-based discovery purposes.