| Verify system requirements |
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- Acquire one or more servers that meet the requirements.
- Obtain the correct drivers for your system.
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| Obtain software and install the Pentaho Server |
- Download the Pentaho software.
- Start the Pentaho Server. See Install Pentaho Data Integration and Analytics for details.
- Start the PDI client. See Pentaho Data Integration for details.
- Install the licenses (if necessary). See Administer Pentaho Data Integration and Analytics for details.
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- Get the software from your Sales Support representative.
- Install the software.
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| Change the Server Fully Qualified URL |
- Change the ports and URLs. See Administer Pentaho Data Integration and Analytics for details.
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- Change the server's URL so that you do not have a conflict.
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| Connect to the Pentaho Repository |
- Create a connection to the Pentaho Repository. See Pentaho Data Integration for details.
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- Connect to the Pentaho Repository.
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| Set up clusters |
- Optional: Set up clusters. See Pentaho Data Integration for details.
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- Become familiar with clustering.
- Set up clusters, if they are needed in your environment.
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| Copy configuration files |
Copy shared.xml, repositories.xml, kettle.properties, and JAR files from the development environment to the production environment. |
- System is set up and ready for production.
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| Logging and monitoring your server |
- Review logging and monitoring operations. See Pentaho Data Integration for details.
- Enable logging. See Administer Pentaho Data Integration and Analytics for details.
- Monitor PDI and SNMP traps. See Administer Pentaho Data Integration and Analytics for details.
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- Learn about the different ways to log and monitor Pentaho Server operations:
- Log through Spoon and Carte
- Use SNMP traps with PDI
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