The enterprise edition requires a postgres and redis instance to run, and a license key to activate.
1

Run the dev container

Follow the instructions here to run the dev container.
2

Add the following env variables in `server/api/.env`

Pase the following env variables in server/api/.env
## these variables are set to align with the .devcontainer/docker-compose.yml file
FLO_DB_TYPE=POSTGRES
FLO_DEV_HUBS="your_hub_name"
FLO_ENVIRONMENT="dev"
FLO_EDITION=ee
FLO_EXECUTION_MODE=UNSANDBOXED
FLO_FRONTEND_URL="http://localhost:4200"
FLO_WEBHOOK_URL="http://localhost:3000"
FLO_PIECES_SOURCE='FILE'
FLO_PIECES_SYNC_MODE='NONE'
FLO_LOG_LEVEL=debug
FLO_LOG_PRETTY=true
FLO_REDIS_HOST="redis"
FLO_REDIS_PORT="6379"
FLO_TRIGGER_DEFAULT_POLL_INTERVAL=1
FLO_CACHE_PATH=/workspace/cache
FLO_POSTGRES_DATABASE=flo
FLO_POSTGRES_HOST=db
FLO_POSTGRES_PORT=5432
FLO_POSTGRES_USERNAME=postgres
FLO_POSTGRES_PASSWORD=A79Vm5D4p2VQHOp2gd5
FLO_ENCRYPTION_KEY=427a130d9ffab21dc07bcd549fcf0966
FLO_JWT_SECRET=secret
3

Activate Your License Key

After signing in, activate the license key by going to Platform Admin -> Setup -> License Keys Activation License Key