PostgreSQL Database - Openshift(4.3)

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Last updated: Oct 15, 2024
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This section describes the preparations necessary to do when doing a customized production installation, using PostgreSQL as a platform database instead of the default Derby database.

Note!

This section is optional and can be omitted if you are doing the default installation with the Derby database.

Prerequisites

  • In order to use PostgreSQL, the admin user and password must be defined.

PostgreSQL Database Instead of the Default Derby Database

Usage Engine supports both Derby or PostgreSQL as platform databases. Derby is the default database and requires no preparations.

PostgreSQL

If you choose to use PostgreSQL as your platform database, you must install your own instance prior to deployment. 

For further information, see https://github.com/helm/charts/tree/master/stable/postgresql.

Configure Usage Engine to Use PostgreSQL

  1. Change the db type to postgresql in the values.yaml file of the usage-engine-private-edition Helm chart:

    usage-engine-private-edition / values.yaml: db:     # derby or postgresql     type: postgresql     jdbcUser: mzadmin     jdbcPassword: mz

  2. Set the following values in the values.yaml file of the usage-engine-private-edition Helm chart:

    postgres: adminPassword: <admin password> #postgres superuser password, leave blank if platform is not allowed to create database and users adminUsername: <admin username> #postgres superuser, leave blank if platform is not allowed to create database and users mzownerPassword: <mzowner password> #Password to owner of all tables in postgres db: <name of database> #postgres DB name port: 5432 #postgres DB connection port host: <host name> #postgres DB hostnam

     

Note!

The passwords In the values.yaml file:  jdbcPassword, adminPassword and mzownerPassword are not shown in clear text (encoded using base64). If they are going to be used in the file, you will need to use the passwords in clear text. Consider using Bootstrapping Authorization Server Credentials and Secrets(4.3) instead.

PostgreSQL when admin user and password are not defined

The subsections describe the additional installation of PostgreSQL that is necessary when using PostgreSQL as a database and admin user and password are not defined.

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