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Chapter 13. Running Red Hat JBoss Data Virtualization Cartridge on OpenShift

13.1. Cartridge Installation

The Data Virtualization Cartridge provides Teiid, ModeShape and the Dashboard Builder for the OpenShift environment.
  1. Create an OpenShift user account.
  2. Launch the OpenShift Web Console and go to the Applications page at https://openshift.redhat.com/app/console/applications
  3. Go to the Applications tab and select Add Application...
  4. Go to the xPaaS section and select the JBoss Data Virtualization cartridge.
  5. Enter the name of the application (for example, "jbossdv").
  6. If your account allows it, select a medium gear.
  7. Click the Create Application button.
  8. The Red hat JBoss Data Virtualization Cartridge will now deploy.

    Important

    Copy and save the username and password information somewhere secure for future use.
  9. Click on Continue to the application overview page to see the Data Virtualization cartridge overview.
    Verify that the status is Started.
  10. If you click on the application link you will see the Data Virtualization Welcome page. This page contains cartridge information and some helpful links.
  11. After the cartridge has deployed, go to this address to check its status: http://[MYAPP]-[MYDOMAIN].rhcloud.com
    A user has been automatically generated with user, odata and rest roles.
  12. Access ModeShape at http://[MYAPP]-[MYDOMAIN].rhcloud.com/modeshape-webdav and http://[MYAPP]-[MYDOMAIN].rhcloud.com/modeshape-rest
    Two ModeShape users, msuser and msadmin, are generated with the installation.
  13. Access the Dashboard Builder at http://[MYAPP]-[MYDOMAIN].rhcloud.com/dashboard
    A dashboard administrator, dbadmin, is generated with the installation. (The Teiid 'user' is allowed dashboard read-only user access).

Important

To obtain your password, ensure that you add your public OpenShift ssh key to the application's main page and then connect to the machine via ssh. Click "Want to log in to your application?" and, once you are connected to the machine, open a terminal and run "env | grep PASSWORD" to obtain the password.