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RightData (DataTrust) Installation Prerequisites - On-Premise / AWS / GCP / AZURE

High-level Reference Architecture:

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Window Server - Prerequisites:

  • Windows Server 2012 or later OS
  • IIS 6.0 or later
  • Java 8
  • Notepad ++ (Optional)
  • Chrome (Recommended)
  • Apache Drill (if AWS S3 or AZURE ADL or HDFS in scope)
  • URL Whitelisting of https://rightdata.solutions/
  • Ports: 443, 80, 9090, 8047 (for Apache Drill)
  1. Check if IIS is installed properly
  • Open web browser
  • Enter “https://localhost" (or windows domain name) in the address bar 
  • If IIS is installed properly, you should see the following screen:
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     Click here to see the list of features to be enabled.

  1. Check if JAVA is installed properly
  • Go to the command prompt on the RightData (DataTrust) Windows Server
  • Enter the following command - “java -version”:
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  • Make sure the result for command “java -version” is 1.8.0 as shown above

Database:

  • SQL Server 2012 or later
  • SQL Server Admin with database creation privileges (during installation)
  • SQL Server Service Account with Read/Write/Bulk-Admin privileges

There are three architectural templates for installation.

  1. Shared Servers for Application and Database.
  2. Dedicated Servers for Application and Database.
  3. Azure deployment with AZURE SQL as Database.

1. Shared Servers for Application and Database

Below is the high-level architecture diagram for the "Shared Server" template. This model also supports AWS/GCS/AZURE.

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In the case of the shared server template, no additional pre-requites are needed.

2. Dedicated Servers for Application and Database (not RDS)

Below is the "Dedicated Server" template. This model also supports Azure/AWS/GCP.

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3. Azure deployment with Azure SQL as database

In this case, you can choose Azure SQL as your database. Two different databases have to be created to later configure in RightData (DataTrust) during installation.

4. AWS deployment with RDS (MSSQL) as database

In this case, you can choose RDS (MSSQL) as your database. Two different databases have to be created to later configure in RightData (DataTrust) during installation.

When all the above steps are performed successfully, your environment is ready for RightData (DataTrust) Installation.  

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