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- Apache Tomcat
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The document provides information about installing and configuring WebSphere Commerce:
1. It outlines the hardware, software, and package requirements for installing WebSphere Commerce, and describes the installation process which includes verifying prerequisites, selecting components, and configuring the database, application server, and web server.
2. It explains how to use the Configuration Manager tool to create a WebSphere Commerce instance, which involves configuring the database, application server, and web server.
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The document provides an overview of new features and functions under development for the WebSphere sMash/Project Zero platform, including:
1) Using Assemble flow and ZRM forms to simplify a travel request collaboration application.
2) Enhancing PHP support and security/notification features in Assemble flow.
3) Improving PHP application performance and support for Eclipse PDT 2.0 for PHP development.
4) Adding platform support for Amazon EC2 and enhancements to the AppBuilder tool.
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1. Creates a CFC that queries the cfbookclub database and returns the results.
2. Tests the CFC using cfinvoke and cfdump.
3. Binds the CFC method to a DataGrid component in Flex to display the database records. It defines a custom data type for the returned query and configures the DataGrid columns.
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https://www.parleys.com/talk/build-your-own-runtime-monitoring-ibm-jdk-health-center-api
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Presentation from IBM InterConnect 2017.
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Watch the Webinar
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- OpenWhisk supports multiple programming languages and custom logic via Docker containers. It provides an open ecosystem to avoid vendor lock-in and accelerate development.
- The presenter demonstrated how OpenWhisk works, its programming model of triggers, actions, and rules, and its architecture. A live demo showed executing a Slack slash command that triggered an OpenWhisk action.
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Requirements and prerequisites 7
Add script packages to the catalog 8
Create a new pattern using a WebSphere Application Server pattern template 10
Set pattern level parameters 10
Add a database node to the pattern 10
Configure the database node 10
Configure the deployment manager node 12
Configure the custom nodes 13
Configure the IBM HTTP Server node 14
Configure component and script ordering for the pattern 14
Save the pattern 15
Deploy the pattern 16
Test the deployed application 19
5.
6. Requirements and prerequisites
• PureApplication System V2.0.0.0 or later, preferably V2.0.0.0 cfix1 (only tested on In-
tel/RHEL so far. Should also work on Power/AIX.)
• WebSphere Application Server V8.5.5.x and DB2 10.5.x Virtual System (VSys.next) patterns.
These are provided with PureApp V2 default data
• Labfiles-DaytraderStaticClusterV2.zip -- provided on this page. Contains the Daytrader JEE5
application and the script packages needed to configure the pattern as described on this page.
• Required permissions: create new patterns, create catalog content, and sufficient permissions
to deploy to an environment profile
• Optional permissions: permission to create storage volumes, if you want to demo the pattern
using block storage, and if block storage volumes for you to use have not already been creat-
ed.
7. Add script packages to the catalog
• Navigate to Catalog > Script Packages in the workload console. If they have not already
been added to the catalog on your system, create the following script packages:
o Create tables for Daytrader
! This script creates the database tables used by the daytrader application. It runs
a DDL file and expects the database name specified by the DATABASE_NAME
variable to already exist on the local system. This can be accomplished using
the CreateDB_OLTP script that is provided by the DB2 V10.5 virtual system
pattern.
o Install DB2 drivers (InstallDB2Drivers.zip)
! This script package copies DB2 driver binaries onto a WAS custom node.
o WebSphere Cluster Creation (createCluster.zip)
! This is a very basic script package for creating a WAS cluster. It creates a clus-
ter with one cluster member on each managed node in the cell. The CLUS-
TER_NAME parameter is used to set the cluster name, and the SERV-
ER_NAME parameter is used to set the base name for the cluster members,
each of which will have a number appended to them.
o Open Firewall Ports for WAS (openFirewallPortsForWAS.zip)
! This script uses wsadmin in disconnected more to list all of the endpoints used
by all of the WAS processes in the cell, and opens those ports in the local ip-
tables firewall. It also provides the DATABASE_PORTS variable to open any
additional ports that you may need to open (for example, port 50000 for con-
necting to a DB2 server.) You can specify multiple additional ports by listing
each port separated by a space. If you provide the letters 'DS' as input to this
script, it will query the WAS configuration using wsadmin to find ports speci-
fied by your DB2 data sources and open those ports as well. For example, set-
ting DATABASE_PORTS to "50000 500013 DS" will open ports 50000, 50013,
and any port numbers specified by your JDBC data sources, in addition to all
of the ports required by WAS.
! Note 1: for the 'DS' parameter to work in this way, the data sources must be
created before this script package is executed. It is not used in this sample,
since this script package is executed before the script package that creates the
TradeDataSource.
! Note 2: the 'DS' parameter only currently supports DB2 data sources. It ex-
tracts the port number from the 'portNumber' property on the data source. For
instance, since an Oracle data source only stores the port number as part of the
Oracle URL, this script will not automatically open the ports needed for an Or-
acle data source.
8. o Open Firewall Ports for IHS (openFirewallPortsForIHS.zip)
! This script uses wsadmin to connect to the deployment manager and get a list
of Web Container listener ports, and opens those ports in the local iptables
firewall.
o Install Daytrader (static cluster) (InstallDayTraderApp_StaticCluster.zip)
! This script creates the environment needed to run the Daytrader application
(SIBues, JMS resources, JDBC resources, etc.), and then installs the Daytrader
application and starts the cluster members. It requires two clusters to already
exist, named DayTrader_1, and HVMsgCluster_1.
9. Create a new pattern using a WebSphere Application Server pattern template
• Create a new pattern using Workload Console > Patterns > Virtual Systems, and clicking Cre-
ate New.
• Select the "WebSphere Cluster" template, give your pattern a name, and click "Start building"
(Note that 'cluster' is a misnomer. This pattern template simply creates a WebSphere cell.)
• The pattern created by the template consists of a WAS Deployment Manager, two WAS cus-
tom nodes, and an IBM HTTP Server.
Set pattern level parameters
• Click on the canvas, then use the "Pattern-level parameters" panel in the bottom-right to set
common parameters that can be applied to any parts in your pattern. Use a password of your
choice for the passwords, and set the WebSphere Administrative user name to virtuser.
o Password (root)
o Password (virtuser)
o WebSphere Administrative user name
o WebSphere Administrative password
Add a database node to the pattern
• Drag a Core OS image to the canvas (Use the Core OS 2.1.0.0 image)
• Drag a Database (DB2) software component onto the Core OS image (you could do this in
one step, but this illustrates the OS/middleware separation)
• Rename the part from "OS Node" to "Database Node"
Configure the database node
• Add references to the pattern-level parameters to set the passwords for the root and virtuser
users:
o Click on the database node
o Click the Add reference icon next to password (root) in the properties panel at the
right of the screen
10. o Click the pattern-level parameter tab, choose root_pattern_password from the "At-
tribute" menu, and click Add. Then click OK.
o Click the Add reference icon next to password (virtuser) in the properties panel at the
right of the screen
o Click the pattern-level parameter tab, choose pattern_virtuserpassword from the
"Attribute" menu, and click Add. Then click OK.
• Configure the Database Server software component
o Expand the "Database Server" section of the properties panel on the right of the
screen.
o Enter a password of your choice in the "Password (instance owner)" and "Password
(fenced user)" fields.
o Enter /myinst1 in the "Mount point for instance owner" field.
o Leave all other fields at their default value
• Add two disks to the Database Node (you can use regular storage volumes, or block storage
volumes. These instructions describe using block storage. If you cannot use block storage,
create regular storage volumes here instead, using the same mount points. 2GB volumes
should be sufficient for this demo.)
o Click the "Add a component add-on" icon, and select Default attach block disk.
o Select a filesystem type that will work on your platform (ext4 on RHEL, jfs2 on AIX)
from the "File System Type" menu
o Enter /myinst1 in the "Mount point" field.
o Change the name of the add-on from "Default attach block disk" to "DB2 instance
disk"
o Click the "Add a component add-on" icon, and select Default attach block disk
again.
o Select a filesystem type that will work on your platform (ext4 on RHEL, jfs2 on AIX)
from the "File System Type" menu
o Enter /db2data in the "Mount point" field.
o Change the name of the add-on from "Default attach block disk" to "DB2 data disk"
• Configure the "CreateDB_OLTP" script package to create a database on the database node.
o Expand Scripts in the pallette, and drag CreateDB_OLTP from the pallette onto the
Database Node part.
o Enter the following values in the "CreateDB_OLTP" properties panel:
! Instance name: db2inst1
11. ! Database name: tradedb
! Database user: db2inst1
! Database user password: a password of your choice
! Data mount point: /db2data
! Leave all other attributes at their default values
• Configure the "Create tables for Daytrader" script package to create the database tables need-
ed by the Daytrader application.
o Drag the Create tables for Daytrader script package onto the Database Node part.
o Verify that the following values appear in the "Create tables for Daytrader" properties
panel. The default values have been pre-configured using the cbscript.json file inside
the script package.
! DB_ADMIN_USERNAME: db2inst1
! DATABASE_NAME: tradedb
Configure the deployment manager node
• Configure two instances of the "WebSphere Cluster Creation" script package to configure two
WebSphere Application Server clusters.
o Drag the WebSphere Cluster Creation script onto the DmgrNode.
o Rename the "WebSphere Cluster Creation" script that you just dropped to "Create
WebApp Cluster"
o Enter the following values in the "WebSphere Cluster Creation" properties panel:
! CLUSTER_NAME: DayTrader_1
! SERVER_NAME: MyServer
o Drag the WebSphere Cluster Creation script onto the DmgrNode again to create a
second cluster.
o Rename the "WebSphere Cluster Creation" script that you just dropped to "Create
Messaging Cluster"
o Enter the following values in the "WebSphere Cluster Creation" properties panel:
! CLUSTER_NAME: HVMsgCluster_1
! SERVER_NAME: HVMsgServer
• Configure the "Open Firewall Ports for WAS" script package to open the ports needed by the
deployment manager in the local iptables firewall
12. o Drag the Open Firewall Ports for WAS script package onto the DmgrNode.
o Rename the script "Open firewall ports for Dmgr".
o No parameters are needed.
• Configure the "Install DayTrader (static cluster)" script package to configure the clusters, in-
stall Daytrader, and start the clusters.
o Drag the Install Daytrader (static cluster) script package onto the DmgrNode.
o Drag the blue dot at the right side of the "Install Daytrader" script to the "Creat-
eDB_OLTP" script package on the database node to map properties from one script
package to the other.
o Create the following property mappings:
! DB_IP --> ipaddr , then click Add.
! DB_ADMIN_USERNAME --> Database user, then click Add.
! DB_ADMIN_PASSWORD --> Database user password, then click Add.
! Click OK.
Configure the custom nodes
• Configure the "Install DB2 drivers" script package to copy the DB2 driver binaries onto the
custom nodes
o Drag the Install DB2 drivers script package onto the CustomNode part.
o No parameters are needed.
• Configure the "Open Firewall Ports for WAS" script package to open the ports needed by the
custom nodes in the local iptables firewall
o Drag the Open Firewall Ports for WAS script package onto the CustomNode part.
o Rename the script "Open firewall ports for custom nodes"
o This script will open the ports used by WAS endpoints by default. To open the port
needed for communication with the DB2 server, drag the blue dot at the right side of
the "Open firewall ports for WAS" script to the "Database server" component to create
a mapping between the two components.
o Create the following property mapping:
! DATABASE_PORTS --> instancePort, then click Add.
! Click OK.
13. Configure the IBM HTTP Server node
• Configure the "Open firewall ports for IHS" script package to open the ports used for commu-
nication between IHS and the WAS custom nodes in the local iptables firewall.
o Drag the Open firewall ports for IHS script package onto the IHSNode part.
o No parameters are needed.
• Your pattern should now resemble the pattern shown below:
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Configure component and script ordering for the pattern
• Click the Ordering tab near the top left of the pattern editor.
• Verify that the "Create WebApp cluster" script appears in order before the "Create messaging
cluster" script in the "DmgrNode" row, and that the "Open firewall ports for Dmgr" script ap-
pears in order after both cluster creation scripts.
14. • Drag the blue dot from the right side of the Custom nodes component (in the CustomNode
row) to the Create WebApp Cluster script (in the DmgrNode row) to create a red arrow be-
tween the two components. This will ensure that the clusters are created after the custom
nodes have been added to the cell.
• Drag the blue dot from the right side of the Create messaging cluster script to the Open
firewall ports for custom nodes script to create a red arrow between the two scripts. This en-
sures that the WAS configuration for the custom nodes will contain the new cluster members
before it is read to determine which firewall ports to open.
• Drag the blue dot from the right side of the Create messaging cluster script to the Open
firewall ports for IHS script to create a red arrow between the two scripts. This ensures that
the WAS configuration for the custom nodes will contain the new cluster members before it is
read to determine which firewall ports to open for IHS.
• Drag the blue dot from the right side of the Open firewall ports for custom nodes script to
the Install Daytrader script to create a red arrow between the two scripts. This ensures that
the correct firewall ports are open before attempting to start the WAS clusters.
• The ordering relationships should look like the example below:
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Save the pattern
• Click the Diagram tab near the top left of the pattern builder window.
• Click the Save button near the top left of the pattern builder window.
15. • Wait until "The pattern is saved" appears near the top of the pattern builder window.
• Close the pattern builder tab to return to the workload console (or just switch back to the
workload console tab.)
Deploy the pattern
• If it is not already selected, navigate to Patterns > Virtual Systems and select your pattern.
• Click the Deploy link near the top right of the window. This will open the deployment panel
in a new tab.
• Ensure that the environment profile you would like to use is selected in the "Environment pro-
file" menu in the left-side panel.
• Notice that the pattern-level attributes that you entered in the pattern builder are already popu-
lated on the right-side panel.
• Click Continue to distribute.
•
•
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• If you are using neither block storage volumes nor multi-target deployment, you do not need
to do anything on this deployment panel.
16. • If you are using an externally-managed environment profile that is associated with multiple
systems or multiple cloud groups, you can use this panel to choose how your virtual machine
instances will be distributed among them.
• If you built your pattern to use block storage volumes for the DB2 data and instance volumes,
use this panel to map those volumes to actual storage volumes.
o Hover your cursor over the Database Node VM, highlighted by the blue dot.
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o Click the pencil icon to edit the Storage configuration section.
o Map the volume that you created for the DB2 instance to /myinst1
o Expand the "Defaul block storage - /db2data" section
o Map the volume that you created for the DB2 data to /db2data
17. o Note: The DB2 software component will attempt to create an instance on the /myinst1
volume, and the CreateDB_OLTP script package will attempt to create a database on
the /db2data volume, so both of these volumes must be new volumes not previously
used for DB2 deployments.
o If you have not created these volumes in advance, and have sufficient permissions,
you can use the "Create new" radio buttons to create them now.
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18. o Click OK.
o
• Click Deploy.
• A message will be displayed that your instance in launching. Click the link displayed in the
message to check the status of your deployment. The deployment will take at least 20
minutes.
• Wait for the pattern to deploy. The final message in the "History" area will show that "Script
package Install Daytrader (static cluster) on virtual machine <Dmgr_node_name> completed
successfully." You will also see that the icon next to the instance name will have changed
from the hourglass icon to the green "started" icon.
Test the deployed application
• Locate the web server IP address by finding the IHSNode part in the "Virtual Machine per-
spective" section of the instance panel.
• Copy the IP address listed in the "IHSNode" row and the "Public IP address" column (referred
to below as <WEB_SERVER_IP>
• Open a new tab or window in your web browser and navigate to
http://<WEB_SERVER_IP>/daytrader
• Your browser will display the "Daytrader performance benchmarking" overview page.
• Click the Configuration tab.
• Click the (Re-)populate Daytrader Database link to add some sample data to the database.
A new tab will open, and the database will be populated with quotes and users
• Wait for the following message to display: "DayTrader Database Built - 500users createdCur-
rent DayTrader Configuration", then close the tab and return to the DayTrader configuration
page.
• Click the Trading & Portfolios tab.
• Click the Log in button (the sample username and password are already populated.)
• Use the links to get quotes, buy shares, or sell shares.
• You have verified that the application has been installed correctly, that the application servers
has been started, and the web server, application servers, and database servers have been con-
figured correctly to communicate with each other.