CMDB--Construction of Cmdbuild using 1

With the crazy growth of the business, the amount of resources remaining, when the need to expand resources, as operations, I actually can not answer. As an OPS, we want to have a CMDB to manage the statistics of resources in the pursuit of a devops approach to productivity.

Today, we introduce the cmdbuild of the building, of course, the use of the specific needs of their own business needs to establish a data model. Let's talk about building today, the next blog to say the specific use of the model.

1. Installation Environment

1.1 Environment Preparation

System	Centos7
Cpu	>=2 Nuclear
Memory	>=4g
Disk	>= 60G

1.2 Installation Dependencies

• Database: PostgreSQL 8.4, 9.0 better

• Web server (Container): Tomcat6 | Tomcat5

• Java Runtime Environment: it seems to support only 1.6 at this time

2. Configure the database

2.1 Database Initialization

Postgresql-setup Initdb

2.2 Modifying Database access permissions

"Vim /var/lib/pgsql/data/pg_hba.conf Modified: Local   all     postgres                 ident #  Rule Name: local access to database with same name#  description: none# order: 002local   all     all              ident # rule name:  deny access to postgresql user# description: none# order: 003#  host    all     postgres         0.0.0.0/0       reject   # #注意这行意思, is disabled  # rule name: allow access to all users# description: none#  order: 100host    all     all     0.0.0.0/0        md5 # rule name: allow access to ipv6 localhost#  Description: none# Order: 101host    all      all     ::1/128 md5

2.3 Starting the database service

Systemctl Restart PostgreSQL

3. Installing Cmdbuild

3.1 Download the source code

• Download the Cdmbuild tarball from the CMDB's official website (http://www.cmdbuild.org/en/download) and unzip it

1. Copy the war file (cmdbuild-{version number}.war) to the WebApps folder of Tomcat and rename it to Cmdbuild.war

2. Copy the Cmdbuild-shark.zip file under the extras to WebApps and unzip

3. Copy the Postgres.tar file from the Tomcat-libs folder under Extras to the Tomcat Lib folder

4. In the client's browser, enter Http://{server Address}:{port num}/cmdbuild Follow the prompts to configure

4. Configure Nginx

In fact, the above 3 steps have been implemented Cmdbuild run, but because we are in use, when the concurrent access to a certain number, Tomcat collapsed, so configure an nginx.

       4.1 nginx configuration file

         /etc/nginx/conf.d/cmdbuild.conf          

server {Listen *:80;  server_name region1-mon01v.cloud.bjdt.qihoo.net;  Access_log/var/log/nginx/cmdb.access.log;  Error_log/var/log/nginx/cmdb.error.log;  Location/{Proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:8080; }}

4.2 Restart Nginx

Systemctl Restart Nginx

Well, the cmdbuild of a spawning environment is built,

This article is from the "Nginx Build Keystone" blog, please be sure to keep this source http://evawalle.blog.51cto.com/9555145/1950391

CMDB--Construction of Cmdbuild using 1