Configuring the Database and Messaging Through Configurator

Procedure

  1. Go to $OM_HOME/roles/configurator/standalone/config and update configDBrepo.properties with admin database details.
  2. For seeding the default config values in the database, run the seedConfigData.sh script from $OM_HOME/roles/configurator/standalone/bin directory.
    The configurations done from the configurator UI or from the REST service are saved directly in the database. Config files are not updated after the configuration changes.
  3. Go to $OM_HOME/roles/configurator/standalone/bin and run the following script: ./start.sh.
  4. Start Configurator on a compatible browser with the following URL: http://<<IP>>:<<PORT>> and log in to Configurator. The default port is 9090. You can log in with the existing user details that are in database, for example username@TENANTID.
    Note: You cannot edit configurations from the configurator with the tenant Id value as COMMON, because the COMMON tenant is restricted.
  5. From the drop-down menu, select Order Management System .
  6. Add orchestrator service configurations table from below pages. Refer to Orchestrator Configuration Properties.
  7. From the drop-down menu, select AOPD.
  8. From the Automated Order Plan Development Configuration Properties, add Automated Order Plan Development configurations.
  9. From the drop-down menu, select Auth service.
  10. From the Authorization Service Properties, add Auth service configurations.
  11. From the drop-down menu, select Catalog service.
  12. From the Catalog Configuration Properties, add the Catalog service configurations.
  13. From the drop-down menu, select Data service.
  14. From the Data Service Configuration Properties, add Data service configurations.
  15. From the drop-down menu, select archival service.
  16. From the Archival Service Configuration Properties, add archival service configurations.
  17. From the drop-down menu, select omsui.
  18. From the Order Management System UI Configuration Properties, add Order Management System UI configurations.
  19. From the drop-down menu, select migration service.
  20. From the Migration Service Configuration Properties, add migration service configurations.
  21. From the drop-down menu, select TMF Adapter service.
  22. From the TM Forum Adapter Configuration Properties, add TMF Adapter service configurations.
  23. From the drop-down menu, select common configuration.
  24. From the properties, add default tenant id and enableSecureAPI flag and other properties applied for all the services.
  25. Save all the configurations.