Repository Installation
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Repository Installation
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Important Considerations
- It is recommended that the Repository server's version match the version of its connected dev/prod server. For example, install a v9 Repository for a v9 Standard Server.
- A Repository server cannot be installed as a server in a cluster or as a tenant in versions that support Multi-Tenancy.
- Firewall Configuration Required
- Ensure the firewall ports and rules are configured to allow the Repository Server to send and receive communications with the Development Server.
- Refer to Microsoft's documentation on configuring Windows Firewall rules for detailed instructions.
This article explains how to install a Repository server.
Before proceeding, check the Installation Requirements for recommended specifications.
A Repository server requires its database to be separate from any dev/prod databases. The Repository database should use the same type of database as the dev/prod database, i.e., a Repository server database should use Postgres if the dev server does.
Hosting in Containers:
If hosting the Repository server in a container, ensure to add an environment variable to change the server type:
For more information, refer to the Decisions Environment Variables.
DECISIONS_SERVERTYPE=Repository.For more information, refer to the Decisions Environment Variables.
Installation
- Right-click the DecisionsServerInstaller.exe file and select Run as administrator.
- Under Select Installation Type, select Designer Repository, then click Next.
- This ends all Repository-specific changes during installation. Proceed with the installation as detailed in the Installation Guide.
For further information on Repository, visit the Decisions Forum.
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