Create the conf.json configuration file - Fluid Topics - 3.11

Install Fluid Topics on Multiple Servers

Operating system
Debian
Category
Technical Notes
Audience
public
Version
3.11

In order for tenants to be correctly installed, it is necessary to create a conf.json file for each server (except for the Mongo server).

In the case of an on-premises installation, the conf.json file is preset and is automatically provided by Antidot in the following installation packages: antidot-svc-ft-$project_name-bo, antidot-svc-ft-$project_name-idx, and antidot-svc-ft-$project_name-reply.

The conf.json file contains every parameter relative to the specified tenant. It is mandatory.

  1. Create the following directory on all servers:

    As antidot user

    mkdir /usr/local/afs7/Fluid-Topics/conf/$TENANT_ID/

  2. Create the following file on all servers:

    As antidot user

    /usr/local/afs7/Fluid-Topics/conf/$TENANT_ID/conf.json



- The Back Office retrieves the Project Name from the conf.json file to declare the project.

- Due to the highly specific settings of the conf.json file, the present documentation only provides minimum requirements.

It is recommended to consult your Antidot contact when editing the conf.json configuration file.

SaaS users do not have access to the configuration files described in this section, and must contact a Fluid Topics representative to request assistance.

The documentation for all the parameters of the doc.antidot.net configuration files is available at doc.antidot.net/configuration-doc.

To consult the documentation for any other tenant, add "/configuration-doc" to the tenant's URL, for example, mytenant.com/configuration-doc.