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*'''Development:''' One Cassandra node (appropriate for a development or lab environment) | *'''Development:''' One Cassandra node (appropriate for a development or lab environment) | ||
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| − | *'''Two | + | *'''Two Data Centers:''' Two data centers with a minimum of three Cassandra nodes in each data center |
The number of Web Services nodes in your deployment scenario depends on a variety of factors. Please consult with Genesys for help to determine the correct number of nodes for your solution. | The number of Web Services nodes in your deployment scenario depends on a variety of factors. Please consult with Genesys for help to determine the correct number of nodes for your solution. | ||
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For development scenarios, you can install Cassandra and Web Services on the same host. | For development scenarios, you can install Cassandra and Web Services on the same host. | ||
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Whichever deployment scenario you decide to implement, follow the same basic deployment steps: | Whichever deployment scenario you decide to implement, follow the same basic deployment steps: | ||
Revision as of 14:44, July 13, 2017
Planning your deployment
Web Services requires the Cassandra NoSQL database management system, so when planning your deployment you also need to consider the Cassandra topology. Three common Cassandra topologies are generally used for Workspace Web Edition & Web Services:
- Development: One Cassandra node (appropriate for a development or lab environment)
- Single Data Center: One data center with a minimum of three Cassandra nodes
- Two Data Centers: Two data centers with a minimum of three Cassandra nodes in each data center
The number of Web Services nodes in your deployment scenario depends on a variety of factors. Please consult with Genesys for help to determine the correct number of nodes for your solution.
For development scenarios, you can install Cassandra and Web Services on the same host.
Important
For single data center and two data center scenarios, you must install Cassandra and Web Services on separate hosts.Whichever deployment scenario you decide to implement, follow the same basic deployment steps:
Deployment tasks
Complete the following steps to deploy Web Services and Applications.
Important
If you are upgrading from one version of Web Services and Applications to another, see the Web Services and Applications Migration Guide.- Review the Prerequisites. Make sure all supporting components are installed and configured.
- Install Web Services and Applications.
- Initialize Cassandra.
- Deploy the web application. If you are installing a version of Web Services and Applications that does not have Jetty embedded, go to Deploying the web application for 8.5.201.09 or earlier.
- Configure Web Services.
- Customize your required features, as mecessary.
- Configure additional security (optional).
- Start and test Web Services, Workspace Web Edition, and Gplus Adapter for Salesforce.
- Follow up with the appropriate configuration or developer information, depending on which components you plan to use:
- Configure Workspace Web Edition
- Work with Web Services (takes you to a new guide)
- Deploy Gplus Adapter for Salesforce
- Configure Gplus Adapter for Salesforce (takes you to a new guide)
Next step
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