The Enterprise Records (IER) tools are common for on-premises as well as cloud deployment
processes. You can access the tools after installing Enterprise Records. For accessing the Content
Platform Engine (CPE) services on your Enterprise Records container, you need to create a new CPE
route.
About this task
Running the Enterprise Records tools like the sweeps, configuration manager, FilePlan tool,
a connection with the Content Platform Engine is required.
Procedure
- Get the IBM FileNet P8 Content Engine Web Service page URL from the ConfigMap named
icp4adeploy-cp4ba-access-info.
- Download or copy the default Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificate from the CPE route
URL (.csr or .cer certificate).
- Add the SSL certificate to the Java truststore named cacerts.
- Add the SSL certificate to the
<IER_install_path>/jre/bin folder.
- Go to the <IER_install_path>/jre/lib/security folder
and copy the cacerts file.
- Add the cacerts file to the
<IER_install_path>/jre/bin folder.
- Add the SSL certificate to the cacerts file by running the following
command:
keytool -import -alias ca -file cpe-cert.csr -keystore cacerts -storepass changeit
- Add the cacerts file to the
<IER_install_path>/jre/lib/security folder.
- Configure the CPE with an HTTPS URL. For example,
https://cpe-icp4adeploy.9.30.42.31.nip.io/wsi/FNCEWS40MTOM.
What to do next
- Add the following annotations to the CPE route and click Save:
- haproxy.router.openshift.io/balance roundrobin
- haproxy.router.openshift.io/timeout 3000s
- router.openshift.io/sticky_cookie -sticky_cookie_annotation
- Configure Enterprise Records by using Configuration
Manager.