Installing automation containers from the user interface

The IBM® Business Automation Configuration Container user interface uses a step-by-step approach to configure and install your product deployments. One or more products can be installed in a single deployment. In a deployment with two or more products, resources such as an LDAP connection can be shared.

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You can open an installed Business Automation Configuration Container by searching for the release name in the list of Helm releases in the IBM Cloud Private Admin console, and then clicking Launch.

From a command line, log in to your IBM Cloud Private cluster from the command line.

cloudctl login -a https://cluster_CA_domain:8443 --skip-ssl-validation

Where cluster_CA_domain is the certificate authority (CA) domain name. If you did not specify a CA domain, the default value is mycluster.icp.

If you need to login into a specified namespace, run the command with the -n parameter. The following example specifies the name of the namespace as my-icp-space.

cloudctl login -a https://cluster_CA_domain:8443 --skip-ssl-validation \
-u admin -p admin -c id-mycluster-account -n my-icp-space

To get the Business Automation Configuration Container user interface link run the following command:

kubectl get svc -n <default or created namespace>

The command outputs the Business Automation Configuration Container helm release information. The following output is an example of what you see, if Business Automation Configuration Container is installed with the name ibacc-release-name.

ibacc-release-name   10.0.0.210   <nodes>       80:30924/TCP   27m

Open the user interface by entering the following URL: http://master-node-IP:30924/index.html.