Augmenting a deployment manager profile with Decision Center
For high availability and scalability of your applications, you can configure Decision Center on a WebSphere® Application Server cluster by running a configuration script. You must first augment a management profile.
Before you begin
Use the managesdk command with -enableProfile and -setCommandDefault options to make the profile and any cluster script commands use JDK 7. Use 1.7.1_64 as SDK name for the managesdk command. For more information, see the WebSphere Application Server documentation.
- Install Decision Center, which includes WebSphere Application Server and its profile templates.
- Create a default deployment manager profile by running the Profile Management Tool, unless one exists already. For more information, see the WebSphere Application Server documentation. This step creates a new directory, for example profiles/Dmgr01/bin.
- Create a node. A target node is mandatory. The node receives the base configuration. The node must be started and visible by the deployment manager. You can create a default node on another computer, use an existing node, or use the -createNode option to create the target node on the computer where the configuration is run.
About this task
Procedure
Launch the manageprofiles file with
the -augment options.
- On Windows: <WAS_InstallDir>\bin\manageprofiles.bat -augment -profileName Dmgr01 -templatePath <WAS_InstallDir>\profileTemplates\rules\management\dc
- In UNIX environments: <WAS_InstallDir>/bin/manageprofiles.sh -augment -profileName Dmgr01 -templatePath <WAS_InstallDir>/profileTemplates/rules/management/dc
where
- <WAS_InstallDir> is the directory where you installed WebSphere Application Server.
- Dmgr01 is the name of the deployment manager profile that you created as a prerequisite.
Results
The manageprofiles[.bat|.sh] command has the following effects:
- It creates the users rtsAdmin, rtsUser1, and rtsConfig.
- It copies the configureDCCluster.bat script for Windows or configureDCCluster.sh script for UNIX platforms to the deployment manager target directory, for example profiles/Dmgr01/bin.