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  1. Preface
  2. Runtime environments
  3. Hosted Agent
  4. Secure Agent groups
  5. Serverless runtime environments
  6. Connectors in a serverless runtime environment
  7. Secure Agents
  8. Secure Agent installation

Runtime Environments

Runtime Environments

Creating the supplementary file location

Creating the supplementary file location

If mappings use JAR files and external libraries, dedicate a location on Amazon S3 to store the files and create folders for each file type.
To create the supplementary file location:
  1. Create the following file structure on Amazon S3:
    <Supplementary file location> ├── ext ├── odbc │ └── lib └── serverless_agent_config ├── jars ├── SSL ├── j_depends └── py_depends
  2. Create a
    serverlessUserAgentConfig.yml
    file. For a template, see Populating the serverlessUserAgentConfig.yml File.
  3. Add the
    serverlessUserAgentConfig.yml
    file directly under the
    serverless_agent_config
    directory.
The following table lists the file types that you can store in each location:
Location
Files
<Supplementary file location>/ext
JDBC JAR files
<Supplementary file location>/odbc
The following files:
  • odbc.ini
  • odbcinst.ini
  • exports.ini
<Supplementary file location>/odbc/lib
ODBC shared libraries for a Linux operating system
<Supplementary file location>/serverless_agent_config
The following files:
  • serverlessUserAgentConfig.yml
  • JDBC V2 Connector JAR files
  • REST V3 Connector truststore and keystore certificates
  • JAR files for the Java transformation
  • Installation and resource files for the Python transformation
You can customize the directory structure under the serverless_agent_config folder and specify the relative path to each file in the serverlessUserAgentConfig.yml file.

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