If you select Db2® as your database, you must configure
Cloud Pak for Data.
About this task
If you use
IBM Cloud Pak® for Data, consider the
following configuration and deployment options:
- Avoid the IBM® operator catalog to install IBM Cloud Pak for Data.
- Use storage services, such as Portworx or Red Hat® OpenShift® Container
Storage.
- Secure operator versions and disable auto-update for all components.
- Use the IAM and LDAP service instead of the default authentication methods.
- For more information, see DB2® Performance Insight®.
Procedure
- Open the Red Hat OpenShift console to log in to IBM Cloud Pak for Data.
If you do not have the Cloud Pak for Data admin password the first time
you log in, you can get it through the Red Hat OpenShift console.
- In the Red Hat OpenShift console, from the side navigation menu,
click
.
- In the Project field, select a Cloud Pak for Data namespace.
If you installed Maximo Application Suite on Amazon Web Services, the
Cloud Pak for Data namespace is
cpd-services-uniqueid.
- Filter for admin-user-details.
- Click the name of the administrator account.
- Copy the value of the initial_admin_password field.
- From the side navigation menu, click
.
- On the Routes page, from the Project field,
select a Cloud Pak for Data namespace.
- Click the Location link to open the Cloud Pak for Data login page in a new browser tab.
- Log in to Cloud Pak for Data as an administrator.
- Select Databases and then click Create
Database.
- On the Select a database page, click
Next.
- On the Configure page, select Single location for all
data and then click
Next.
- On the Advanced page, click
Next.
- On the Storage page, select the storage class and then click
Next.
For Amazon Web Services customer-managed Red Hat OpenShift clusters that are provisioned through an automated deployment
offering, select oc-storagecluster-cephs.
- On the Finalize page, update the display name if needed, and then
click Create.
Results
After the instance is created, a green icon appears on the database tile.