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Operations Basics

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June 09, 2021

1. Introduction

1.1. Audience

1.2. Typographic Conventions

1.3. CoreMedia Services

1.3.1. Registration
1.3.2. CoreMedia Releases
1.3.3. Documentation
1.3.4. CoreMedia Training
1.3.5. CoreMedia Support

1.4. Changelog

2. Component Overview

2.1. Architectural Overview
2.2. Communication of Components
2.3. Third-Party Requirements

3. System Requirements

3.1. Java
3.2. Databases

4. Basics of Operation

4.1. Starting CoreMedia Command-Line Tools

4.1.1. Configuration of the Start Routine with JPIF Files
4.1.2. Which JVM will be used?

4.2. CoreMedia CMS Directory Structure

4.3. Configuration of CoreMedia Applications

4.4. Communication between the System Applications

4.4.1. Default Application Ports
4.4.2. Communication Through a Firewall
4.4.3. Binding Only a Single Network Interface
4.4.4. Encrypting CORBA Communication Using SSL
4.4.5. Preparing Spring Boot applications for HTTPS Connection
4.4.6. Troubleshooting

4.5. Collaborative Components

4.5.1. Overview
4.5.2. Deployment
4.5.3. Recovery of Collaborative Components Database

4.6. CoreMedia Licenses

4.7. Logging

4.7.1. Logging Configuration for Applications
4.7.2. Logging Configuration for Apache Solr
4.7.3. Logging Configuration for Command-Line Tools

4.8. Security

4.8.1. Overall Deployment
4.8.2. Open Ports
4.8.3. Passwords
4.8.4. Data Storage
4.8.5. Content Delivery
4.8.6. Third-party Software
4.8.7. Customizations

4.9. CM Watchdog/Probedog

4.9.1. Starting the Watchdog/Probedog
4.9.2. Watching Databases
4.9.3. Configuration in watchdog.xml
4.9.4. Watchdog Result Codes

4.10. JMX Management

5. Monitoring

5.1. General Concepts

5.1.1. Term Definitions
5.1.2. Endpoints

5.2. Monitoring Services

5.2.1. CAE Feeder
5.2.2. Content Application Engine
5.2.3. Content Feeder
5.2.4. Content Management Server
5.2.5. Master Live Server
5.2.6. Replication Live Server
5.2.7. Studio
5.2.8. User Changes Application
5.2.9. Workflow Server

5.3.1. CapConnection
5.3.2. ContentServer
5.3.3. Feeder
5.3.4. Health (Proactive Engine)
5.3.5. Proactive Engine Sub Component
5.3.6. Replicator

5.4. See Also

List of Figures

2.1. Architectural Overview
4.1. IOR inquiry and answer between CoreMedia Client and Server
4.2. Schema of the SSH tunnel

List of Tables

1.1. Typographic conventions
1.2. Pictographs
1.3. CoreMedia manuals
1.4. Changes
2.1. CoreMedia applications
4.1. Properties for SSH configuration
4.2. Properties for Single IP configuration
4.3. Example SSL Ports
4.4. Properties for Content Server SSL configuration
4.5. Properties for Workflow Server SSL configuration
4.6. Properties for Workflow to Content Server SSL configuration
4.7. Properties for Client ORB SSL configuration
4.8. Properties for persistence of collaboration data to MongoDB
4.9. Elements of a license file
4.10. Action to be used to check a certain application
4.11. Attributes of the Component element
4.12. General attributes of the Action element
4.13. Custom Action
4.14. Action DB
4.15. Action HTTP
4.16. JMX Action
4.17. ProcessStatus
4.18. Action ServerMode
4.19. Server Query
4.20. Action ServiceStatus
4.21. Action Script
4.22. WorkflowServerQuery
4.23. Attributes of the Edge element
4.24. watchdog result codes
5.1. CapConnection JMX Monitoring
5.2. ContentServer JMX Monitoring
5.3. Content Feeder JMX Monitoring
5.4. CAE Feeder/Proactive Engine JMX Monitoring
5.5. Proactive Engine JMX Monitoring
5.6. Replicator JMX Monitoring

List of Examples

4.1. Output of cm in the cms-tools directory
4.2. A sample license file

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