| Table of Contents | ||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
...
| Code Block |
|---|
sh cloud_cx_ctl.sh run -i puteyun/cloud_cx:${tag} -t api -w ${db_addr} -m ${db_passwd} -r ${redis_passwd} -e ${es_port} -f ${es_password} |
Note: Please MUST replace the Variables in the above command with the correct value
You can get those Variables from midware server: /opt/cloud_cx/.env
${tag} is the release version of CloudCX, for example: 5.4
${db_addr} is the Database Server address of CX (Midware Services Address). It is recommended to keep the Midware in the same LAN for local installations or on the same switch for cloud installations to ensure better performance and connectivity.
${db_passwd} is the password of the database
${redis_passwd} is the password of the Redis
${es_port} is the port of the Elasticsearch
${es_password} is the password of the Elasticsearch
1.3.5 Login and configure the CloudCX.
Open Browser, input “https://host:9006/”, the “host” is the IP address or domain name of your CloudCX server (Linux Server).
...
| Code Block |
|---|
sh cloud_cx_ctl.sh run -t mid -m ${db_passwd} -r ${redis_passwod} -f ${es_passwod} |
Note: Please MUST replace the Variables in the above command with the correct value
${db_passwd} is the password of the database what you want to set.
${redis_passwd} is the password of the Redis what you want to set.
${es_password} is the password of the Elasticsearch what you want to set.
...
3. Uninstall CloudCX
...