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Release 6.0.2


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Basic Install Workflow

  1. Review the pre-installation checklist and other system requirements. See Install Preparation.
  2. Review the requirements for your specific installation scenario in the following sections.
  3. Install the software. See Install Software.
  4. Install the databases. See Install Databases.
  5. Configure your installation. 
  6. Verify operations.

Installation Scenarios

The following installation scenarios are supported:

ScenarioProductDescription
Install On-Premises

Designer Cloud Enterprise Edition

Installation of Designer Cloud Enterprise Edition within your enterprise's infrastructure.

Install for AWS

Designer Cloud Enterprise Edition

Installation of Designer Cloud Enterprise Edition on Amazon Web Services in an environment that you manage.

Install for Azure

Designer Cloud Enterprise Edition

Installation of Designer Cloud Enterprise Edition on Microsoft Azure in an environment that you manage.

Install from AWS Marketplace

Designer Cloud Wrangler Pro

Installation of Designer Cloud Wrangler Pro through the AWS Marketplace using a pre-configured AMI.

NOTE: For the latest supported installation materials, please see the Marketplace listing.

Install from AWS with EMR

Designer Cloud Enterprise Edition 

Installation of Designer Cloud Enterprise Edition through the AWS Marketplace with integration with a new or pre-existing EMR cluster.

NOTE: For the latest supported installation materials, please see the Marketplace listing.

Install from Azure Marketplace

Designer Cloud Enterprise Edition 

Installation of Designer Cloud Enterprise Edition through the Azure Marketplace.

NOTE: For the latest supported installation materials, please see the Marketplace listing.

Install for Wrangler Enterprise Application

Designer Cloud Enterprise Edition

You can deploy the Wrangler Enterprise Application as a desktop client to enable end-users to connect to the Designer Cloud application without using the Google Chrome browser.

Notation

In this guide, JSON settings are provided in dot notation. For example, webapp.selfRegistration refers to a JSON block selfRegistration under webapp:

{
...
  "webapp": {
    "selfRegistration": true,
    ...
  }
...
}

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