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  3. Install Data Quality on Docker with Informatica Deployment Manager

Install Data Quality on Docker with Informatica Deployment Manager

Install Data Quality on Docker with Informatica Deployment Manager

Step 2. Provide Configuration Options

Step 2. Provide Configuration Options

On the
Configuration options
page, provide the required information to connect to the Docker image and container.
  1. In the
    Quick deployment
    section, select the Informatica license key file.
  2. Enter the paths of the tmps volume directory and working directory.
    The tmpfs volume is the common directory between the container and the host. Ensure that you have read, write, and execute permissions on the tmps volume directory.
  3. Specify the Docker registry from where you can download the Docker image. You can download the Docker image from the local host machine, public registry, private registry, or Informatica hosted registry.
    The Docker image that is available in the Informatica hosted registry is supported only in Docker v17.07 and higher versions.
  4. If you choose to download the Docker image from the local host machine or public registry, enter the name of the Docker image.
    The image name must in the following format:
    <image_name>:<tag_name>
  5. If you choose to download the Docker image from a private registry, enter the login credentials for the registry, and then enter the name of the Docker image.
    The image name must in the following format:
    <image_name>:<tag_name>
  6. If you choose to download the Docker image from the Informatica hosted registry, perform the following steps:
    1. In the
      User Acceptance
      dialog box, review the terms and conditions and click
      Accept
      to proceed with the Docker image download.
    2. Click
      Browse Docker Images
      and select the default Docker image available in the Informatica hosted registry.
  7. Click
    Deploy
    .
    The Docker image runs.
  8. Verify the status of the container and Docker images.
    1. To verify that the container is present in the specified host, run the docker ps -a command from the command prompt.
      Ensure that you can see the container ID, image, names, command, created date, and status of each container appears.
      The following sample displays the result of the docker ps -a command:
      [root@irlcmg08 source]#docker ps -a CONTAINER ID PORTS IMAGE NAMES COMMAND CREATED STATUS 566c418d0972 informaticaltd/pcdqservices:1051pc "/Installer/launcher..." 2 days ago Up 2 days
    2. To verify the Docker images, run the
      docker images -a
      command in the command line.
      Ensure that you can see the repository name, tags, and the size information for the images.
After the Docker image run is complete, you can view the post-installation summary. You can view the installation log files to get more information about the tasks performed by installer.

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