Before installation, make sure that
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Generate a new configuration file (config.properties):
Code Block language xml > python deployment/generate_configuration.py -p <profile> -d lequinox -f </path/to/config_directory>/config.properties
Make sure the "-Dconfig.path=<path/to/config_directory>" is included in your JAVA_OPTS environment variable.
Prepare the database by running the following python script:
Code Block language xml > python deployment/pre_deploy_config_all.py -p <profile> -d lequinox
Start the WildFly server and wait until all services are started.
Code Block language xml > python deployment/start_jboss.py -p <profile>
Configure WildFly (the script adds datasources, enables HTTPS etc.):
Code Block language xml > python deployment/jboss_config_all.py -p <profile> -d lequinox
See jboss_config_all.py for limitations.
Deploy artifacts from current release directory and wait until all artifacts are deployed:
Code Block language xml > python deployment/deploy_all.py -p <profile> -d lequinox -a <artifacts_path>
Run the following python script to finalise the deployment:
Code Block language xml > python deployment/post_deploy_config_all.py -p <profile> -d lequinox
Check the status of running services on "https://<FQDN>:<PORT>/status".
The installation of the Lequinox platform is complete, and a platform manager can set up the platform.
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As a system administrator, be aware that you still need to back up and secure the Lequinox platform after installation. |