Installing i-ticket Enterprise plugins

If you want to use a feature of i-ticket that is part of our commercial offering i-ticket Enterprise, you need to follow some extra steps. Installation works similar to normal i-ticket plugins, but involves a few extra steps.

Buying the license

To obtain a license, please get in touch at sales@i-ticket.app/control. Please let us know how many tickets you roughly intend to sell per year and how many servers you want to use the plugin on. We recommend having a look at our price list first.

Manual installation

First, generate an SSH key for the system user that you install i-ticket as. In our tutorial, that would be the user . Choose an empty passphrase:

Next, send the content of the public key to your sales representative at i-ticket:

After we configured your key in our system, you can install the plugin directly using from the URL we told you, for example:

Docker installation

To install a plugin, you need to build your own docker image. To do so, create a new directory to work in. As a first step, generate a new SSH key in that directory to use for authentication with us:

Next, send the content of the public key to your sales representative at i-ticket:

After we configured your key in our system, you can add a in your directory that includes the newly generated key and installs the plugin from the URL we told you:

Then, build the image for docker:

You can now use that image instead of in your service file. Be sure to re-build your custom image after you pulled if you want to perform an update to a new version of i-ticket.