Verifying the installation

Follow these instructions to verify whether the installation of your geo-redundant Netcool® Operations Insight® on Red Hat® OpenShift® deployment was successful.

About this task

Complete the following steps to verify the installation of your geo-redundant Netcool Operations Insight deployment.

Procedure

  1. Verify the connection between the primary and backup Web GUI.
    1. Log in to the primary Web GUI container by running the following command on the primary cluster:
      oc exec -ti <release_name>-webgui-primary-0 -- bash
      Where <release_name> is the name of your Netcool Operations Insight on Red Hat OpenShift deployment on the primary cluster.
    2. Run the following command from within the primary Web GUI container:
      curl -kv https://<release_name>-webgui-backup-0:16311/ibm/console
      Where <release_name> is the name of your Netcool Operations Insight on Red Hat OpenShift deployment on the primary cluster.
    The curl command runs successfully without any connection issues.
  2. Verify that the openshift-service-serving-signer was imported correctly by updating a Web GUI filter in the primary Web GUI.
    The update is reflected in the backup Web GUI node.
  3. Verify the connection between backup and primary Web GUI.
    1. Log in to the backup Web GUI container by running the following command on the backup cluster:
      oc exec -ti <release_name>-webgui-backup-0 -- bash
      Where <release_name> is the name of your Netcool Operations Insight on Red Hat OpenShift deployment on the backup cluster.
    2. Run the following command from within the backup Web GUI container:
      curl -kv https://<release_name>-webgui-primary-0:16311/ibm/console
      Where <release_name> is the name of your Netcool Operations Insight on Red Hat OpenShift deployment on the backup cluster.
    The curl command runs successfully without any connection issues.
  4. Verify that the openshift-service-serving-signer was imported correctly by updating a Web GUI filter in the backup Web GUI.
    The update is reflected in the primary Web GUI node.