Install Tenants - Fluid Topics - 3.10

Install Fluid Topics on a Single Server

Operating system
RHEL
Category
Technical Notes
Audience
public
Version
3.10

Before installing the tenants, make sure that all steps in Tenant Configuration have been correctly performed.

Run the following command:

As antidot user

ft_install_singlebox_tenant -t $TENANT_ID -u $TENANT_URL --ws-login $BACK_OFFICE_LOGIN --ws-password $BACK_OFFICE_PASSWORD --company $COMPANY

In the case of an on-premises installation, install the project-specific package available in your repository. This package is called antidot-svc-ft-$project_name-singlebox. It automatically launches the ft_install_singlebox_tenant script.

As antidot user

yum install antidot-svc-ft-$project_name-singlebox

The following table lists all arguments available for the ft_install_singlebox_tenant command:

Short variant

Card.

Description

-cie

Optional

Expects the name of the company (by default, the host company).

-h

Optional

Displays the help and lists all available optional arguments for the command.

-H

Optional

Expects the host name of the web server.

-https

Optional

Enables the use of HTTPS protocol.

-t

Mandatory

Expects the ID of the tenant. It corresponds to the name given to the tenant configuration directory. It is case-sensitive.

-u

Optional

Expects the full URL of the Fluid Topics tenant presented in the following form:

http://localhost:8080/$TENANT_ID/

-v

Optional

Enables verbose mode.

--ws-login

Optional

Expects the login of the user authorized to launch the web service (by default, "antidot").

--ws-password

Optional

Expects the password of the user authorized to launch the web service (by default, it is the default password of the "antidot" Back Office user).

This command performs the following actions:

  • Declare the company and the project into the Back Office
  • Send the required PaF configuration files into the Back Office
  • Send the required Front-End configuration files into the Back Office
  • Declare the PaF environment in /usr/local/afs7/PaF
  • Declare the Reply environment in /usr/local/afs7/reply
  • Initialize the MongoDB database
  • And so on

Once the tenant is installed, make sure you have a root user with the KHUB_ADMIN rights to publish in Fluid Topics. If you do not, refer to your Antidot contact.

In our example, the following command is used to create the tenant:

ft_install_singlebox_tenant -t OleanDor -u http://oleandor:8080/OleanDor --company Antidot