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42 PlateSpin Orchestrate 2.0 Installation and Configuration Guide
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The easiest way to configure the audit database is to do so when you configure the PlateSpin
Orchestrate Server. Use the following procedure to configure the database.
NOTE: The questions presented in the text-based config script are shown here, but the questions
presented in the graphical Configuration Wizard are similar.
1
After you have installed the PlateSpin Orchestrate packages you want, run the configuration
(either the config script or the graphical Configuration Wizard) until you see the following
question:
Enable Auditing (y/n) [no]:
2 Enter
yes
to answer this question. The following question displays:
Configure Audit DB (y/n) [no]:
3
Enter
yes
to answer this question. the following question displays:
Jdbc URL [jdbc:postgresql://localhost/]:
4 Press Enter to accept the default (
jdbc:postgresql://localhost/
) by pressing Enter.
This is a standard JDBC URL because this is a Java server that uses JDBC for the interface
database. The URL must be properly formed, with a slash and without a database name at the
end.
The following prompt is displayed:
DB Admin Username:
5
Specify the PostgreSQL database administrator username, then press Enter.
This is the same name that was specified when PostgreSQL was installed. In most instances,
the username is
postgres
.
The following prompt is displayed:
DB Admin Password:
6 Specify the PostgreSQL database administrator password, then press Enter.
The following prompt is displayed:
Retype password:
7 Retype the database administrator password to verify it, then press Enter. The following prompt
is displayed:
ZOS Audit Database Name [zos_db]:
8 Specify the name of the database you want to create for PlateSpin Orchestrate auditing, then
press Enter. The following prompt is displayed:
Audit DB Username:
9 Specify the name you want to use for the PostgreSQL database user that will be used by
PlateSpin Orchestrate for auditing (that is, a user with Read and Write privileges, not the
administrator), then press Enter. The following prompt is displayed:
Audit DB Password:
10
Specify the password you want to use for authentication by the designated PostgreSQL
database user, then press Enter. The following prompt is displayed:
Retype password:
11 Retype the password, then press Enter.