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    API Managementapi_installation_deprecated


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    Note

    As of Scheer PAS 21.1, this installation documentation is deprecated. You should not perform an installation with the old Docker images. API Management now is part of the Scheer PAS installation and cannot be installed stand-alone.



    API Managementload_docker_images_api


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    docker image load -i api-mgmt-gateway-<VERSION>.tar


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    docker image load -i api-mgmt-ui-<VERSION>.tar
    


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    docker image load -i api-mgmt-keycloak-<VERSION>.tar


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    docker image load -i api-mgmt-devportal-<VERSION>.tar



    API Managementopen_keycloak


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    Open your Keycloak URL, e.g. https://api.acme-corp.com:8445/auth/admin , and login to the administration console. To login, use username and password as configured in the .env file.


    Bridge

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    bridge_supported_windows
    bridge_supported_linux

    bridge_supported_docker


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    • Windows®:
      • Bridge 7 Windows Server 2019
      • Bridge 7 Windows Server 2016
      • Windows
    Server 2012 R2
      • 11
      • Windows 10
    Windows 8.1


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    :
    openSuse Linux 11.1 x86 or newer

      • RedHat Enterprise Linux
    7
      • 8 x86 or newer
    Suse
      • SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
    11
      • 12 x86 or newer
      • Ubuntu
    12
      • 18.04 LTS x86 or newer
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    Builderbuilder_introduction


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    Before installing Builder for MagicDraw, make sure MagicDraw™ 18.0 UML is properly installed on the system. MagicDraw is a visual UML modeling and CASE tool that runs on a wide variety of operating systems where Java is supported. The Builder only supports MagicDraw on Windows platforms.


    Builderbuilder_md_version


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    The Builder plugin is designed for the following MagicDraw versions:

    Builder VersionMagicDraw Version
    Builder 7MagicDraw UML 18.0 SP6
    Builder 6MagicDraw UML 18.0 SP6


    Info

    Please note that the Builder does not support minor MagicDraw versions such as MagicDraw 18.x.



    Builderbuilder_supported_os


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    • Windows® 10
    • Windows® 8.1
    • Windows® 7


    Dockerprerequisites


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    The software uses Docker to run.

    • The Docker Community Editon (CE) (version 18.06 or newer) is sufficient to run the software. The provided Docker containers are Linux containers.
      Refer to the Docker documentation pages for more information on supported platforms and how to install Docker.
    • As Docker host, we support Linux, namely the following Linux distributions:
      • RedHat/CentOS
      • Ubuntu
    • The Docker tool docker-compose (version 1.23 or newer) must be installed.


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    Start all containers by running the following command:

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    docker-compose up

    To run the containers in the background, use:

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    docker-compose up -d



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    Start the container by running the following command:

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    docker-compose up

    To run the container in the background, use:

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    docker-compose up -d



    Miningservices_start_order


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    Info

    Please note that prior to version 19.2 the services must be started in the following order:

    1. service-repository

    2. persistent-service

    3. file-storage

    4. reporting-service

    5. user-service

    6. mailer-service

    7. then all other services