} } } }; Manage database configuration in Docker

Manage database configuration in Docker

We can view and update the current runtime database settings with the Runtime Database tab on the Database Configuration management page.

The runtime database contains runtime data used by the context-based access and federation components. The database must be configured prior to activating either of these components.

This page is available only when Security Verify Access is running in a Docker environment.

Steps

  1. Select System > Network Settings > Database Configuration.

  2. Specify the following information for the runtime database.

      Type
      The database type, which is either DB2, Oracle, or, PostgreSQL.

      Address
      The IP address or hostname of the external database server.

      Port
      The port on which the external database server is listening.

      Username
      The name of the database administrator.

      Password
      The password for the database administrator.

    The following fields are specific to each type of database.

      DB2

        Secure
        Select this check box to create a secure connection with the DB2 server. Before a secure connection can be established, we must first import the certificate for the appliance to use for communication with the DB2 server. The certificate must be imported into the lmi_trust_store and rt_profile_keys key files. Use the SSL Certificates page to import the appropriate certificate.

        Database name
        The name of the database instance on the external DB2 server.

        Enable High Available Disaster Recovery and Automatic Client Reroute
        Select this checkbox to enable HADR and ACR.

        Alternate Address
        The IP address or hostname of the failover database server in the HADR configuration.

        Alternate Port
        The port on which the failover database server in the HADR configuration is listening.

      Oracle

        Secure
        Select this check box to create a secure connection with the Oracle server. Before a secure connection can be established, we must first import the certificate for the appliance to use for communication with the Oracle server. The certificate must be imported into the lmi_trust_store and rt_profile_keys key files. Use the SSL Certificates page to import the appropriate certificate.

        Service name
        The name of the service instance on the external Oracle server.

        Driver type
        Type of Oracle JDBC driver used to connect to the Oracle server. Available options are Thin and OCI.

      PostgreSQL
      High availability, with an external PostgreSQL server, is achieved through the use of an external load balancer.

        Secure
        Select this check box to create a secure connection with the PostgreSQL server. Before a secure connection can be established, we must first import the certificate for the appliance to use for communication with the PostgreSQL server. The certificate must be imported into the lmi_trust_store and rt_profile_keys key files. Use the SSL Certificates page to import the appropriate certificate.

        Database name
        The name of the database instance on the external PostgreSQL server.

  3. Click Save.

Parent topic: Network Settings