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Step 1 - PSKnowHOW System Requirements

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Step 2 - Release Notes

Please read the release notes before starting the upgrade.

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Replace "/location/PSKnowhow" with your preferred location. This command will create the "PSKnowhow" folder in the specified location. Make sure to choose a directory path that you have appropriate permissions to create folders in and have available space and is permanent storage.

Step 4 - Download PSKnowHOW docker-compose.yaml

• Go to https://github.com/PublicisSapient/PSknowHOW/blob/master/docker-compose.yaml

• Right Click on Raw and save link as to Download docker-compose.yaml file to local as shown in below picture
  

  

• Upload the downloaded docker-compose.yaml to PSKnowhow folder which you created in Step 1.

Step 4.b - Download auth service docker-compose.yaml file

• Go to https://github.com/PublicisSapient/PSknowHOW/blob/master/central-auth-service/docker-compose.yaml

• Open the docker-compose.yaml file in any preferred editor and replace all the placeholders like Docker image tags, DB username, password etc., and save it.

Step 5 - Edit the docker compose file with appropriate values

• Update Credentials of DB and other Environmental variable as specified hereDocker Environmental variables

• Create readWrite Privileged user which adds extra layer of data protection from accidentally deleting collections and use this in application . follow this steps to create

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  docker exec -it mongodb /bin/bash mongo admin -u ${MONGO_INITDB_ROOT_USERNAME} -p ${MONGO_INITDB_ROOT_PASSWORD} use kpidashboard db.createUser({user: '<MONGODB_APPLICATION_USER>', pwd: '<MONGODB_APPLICATION_PASS>', roles:[{role:'readWrite', db:'kpidashboard'}]}) exit

• To begin with PSKnowhow, it is essential to have three mandatory containers: i) UI, ii) CustomAPI, and iii) MongoDB. Additionally, there are other optional containers, such as jira-processor, devops-processor (including Jenkins, GitHub, GitLab, Bamboo, Bitbucket, Zephyr, Sonar, and TeamCity collectors), azure-board-processor (for Azure Board), and azure-pipeline-repo (for Azure Pipeline and Azure Repo).
  Based on specific requirements, you can bring up these respective containers as needed.

Step 6 - Pull the PSKnowHOW docker images and Run the Containers

• Open terminal/command prompt in PSKnowhow folder .

• Pull the images by

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  docker-compose pull

• Run the container by

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  docker-compose up -d

Step 7 - Run the Auth service docker container

• Now pull the Docker image by running:

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  docker-compose pull

• After successfully pulling the Docker image, run the container by executing:

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  docker-compose up -d

• Now connect the Knowhow container with auth containers

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  docker network connect <auth container network> <knowhow ui container name>

• Your auth application will now be running and can be accessed from a browser using the DNS.

Step 8 - Run DB Backup Script

• Download the dbbackup.sh shell script to the server in /var/knh location.

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