Install Fluid Topics on Multiple Servers - Fluid Topics - 3.10

Operating system: RHEL
Category: Technical Notes
Audience: public
Version: 3.10

Multiple-server installation
Fluid Topics installation requirements
Hardware recommendations
Hardware requirements
Disk space
Partition the disk
Software requirements
Supported Operating Systems
Configure RHEL channels
Configure AWS RHEL channels
Configure the RHEL Channel
Configure server hostnames
Modify a server hostname
Configure server hostnames and IP addresses
Disable Iptables
Disable firewalld
Disable SELinux
Configure the web access to install and update packages
Configure the proxy
Configure the access to the repositories
Check the access to Antidot repositories
Antidot server access
Antidot platform component settings
Create the Antidot Application User
Set the Antidot application user's rights
Check the root user's tmp directory
Configure the Antidot application user limits
Set the local configuration
PATH variable setting
Fluid Topics components installation
Multiple-server package installation
Install the Back Office server
Configure Apache for the Back Office
Configure the Back Office
Enable HTTPD
Activate analytics data retrieval for the Back Office
Install the MongoDB server
Data storage
Configure the MongoDB bind IP
MongoDB clustering
Install the indexing server
Set the conf.xml file of the indexing server
Configure the MongoDB bind IP
Create the mongo.conf.json configuration file
Configure MongoDB connection pooling
Install the front server
Set the conf.xml file of the front server
Set the communication with the Back Office and the PDF server
Create the mongo.conf.json configuration file
Secure the MongoDB connection
Define MongoDB read preferences and read/write concerns
Enable HTTPD
Configure MongoDB connection pooling
Configure emails
Enable the tenant dashboard
Configure a MongoDB secured authentication
Enable the MongoDB secured authentication
Configure the conf.xml for MongoDB secured authentication
Configure the conf.wsc for a MongoDB secured authentication
Configure the mongo.conf.json for a MongoDB secured authentication
Apply the MongoDB secured authentication
Post Installation checking
Check restart
Check MongoDB
Check Daemons
Check antidot Daemons
Check httpd Daemon
Check fluidtopics daemon
Check fluidtopics-pdf-server daemon
Check daemon logs
Check Apache configuration for the Back Office
Fluid Topics tenant installation
Tenant configuration
Create the conf.json configuration file
Minimal file content
Create the vhost.conf.json configuration file
Apache virtual host configuration
Configure virtual host support
Set the DNS alias for the Back Office
Configure Apache for Each New Tenant
Reload Apache
Fluid Topics configuration validator
Tenant setup
Declare the project in the Back Office
Install PaFs on data-processing server
Install tenants on front server
Check front installation
Prepare a tenant for publishing
Troubleshooting
Modify AFS7_DATACENTER_NAME
Modify the interface name
Deploy Apache Configuration for Antidot Services
Appendices
Installation scripts
ft_declare_project_in_bo
ft_install_all_pafs
ft_install_all replies
ft_install_pafs
ft_install_reply
ft_install_singlebox_tenant
Misc scripts
ft_create_default_promotes
ft_create_vhost_conf
ft_create_ws_conf
ft_ditaot_transform
ft_find_java_home
ft_generate_apache_virtual_host_conf
ft_generate_saas_apache_virtual_host_conf
ft_stash_logs
ft_update_afs_conf
ft_update_front
ft_update_reply_conf
Source scripts
ft_source_create
ft_source_delete
ft_source_list
ft_source_upload
Tenant scripts
ft_check_all_tenants
ft_check_tenant
ft_install_tenant
ft_list_installed_tenants
ft_remove_tenant
ft_uninstall_tenant
User Related Scripts
ft_create_user
ft_delete_user
ft_get_user_groups
ft_get_user_roles
ft_list_users
ft_set_user_groups
ft_set_user_roles

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