EMS Setup

To perform the EMS configuration, you can use the EMS Client image that is already built.

In particular, you can use that image to run a container that connects to the EMS server and performs the needed EMS configuration for OPE services.

  • Run the EMS Client container by running the following command:
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    $ docker run --name ems-client --rm -e 'INIT_FLAG=true' -e 'env_ems_svc=<ems_service_external_ip>' -e 'env_ems_svc_port=<ems_service_port>' -e 'env_ems_user=<ems_admin_user>' -e 'env_ems_password=<current_ems_password>' -e 'env_ems_new_password=<new_ems_admin_password>' <image_registry>/<image_repository>:<image_tag>
  • Alliteratively, you can use the following command if you are using the Kubernetes:
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    $ kubectl run ems-client --env="INIT_FLAG=true" --env="<ems_service_fqdn>" --env="env_ems_svc_port=<ems_service_port>" --env="env_ems_user=<ems_admin_user>" --env="env_ems_password=<current_ems_password>" --env="env_ems_new_password=<new_ems_admin_password>" --image=<image_registry>/<image_repository>:<image_tag>
Note: Replace the above placeholders with correct values. The env_ems_password is empty by default if no EMS Server configuration is performed. The env_ems_new_password is an option for an environment variable that can be used to configure a new EMS server password for the admin user.