Executed when: Starting up PKI Hub.
Installs Entrust PKI Hub.
clusterctl install [--mode <mode>]
For example:
$ sudo clusterctl
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Specifically, this command:
- Validates the Requirements.
- Enables
firewalld
and creates firewall rules for opening the Required open ports. - Installs Entrust PKI Hub.
- Generates a self-signed TLS certificate (that you can optionally replace during the product configuration).
- Records any installation error in the
/var/log/entrust/edm/clusterctl.log
file.
--mode <mode>
Run the installation in <mode>
mode. Where <mode>
is either:
- single-node
- multi-node
See the table below for a description of each mode.
Setting | single-node | multi-node |
---|---|---|
Deployment type | Proof-of-concept deployments. | Production deployments. |
Requirements | Does not need the disk performance requirements described in Disk requirements. Specifically, fsync latency is not an issue in this mode. | All the Requirements. |
Supported number of nodes | One | One or more. See Recommended number of nodes for details. |
Supported operations | You cannot perform the operations described in Adding nodes, Backing up the state, Recovering from disaster, or Restoring the state. | All |
Supported updates | You cannot upgrade to a newer version or migrate to a multi-node installation. | All |
Mandatory: No. This optional value defaults to multi-node
.