After WebSphere Automation is installed and an instance is
created, a cluster administrator can use the Red Hat®
OpenShift® console or the
Red Hat OpenShift CLI (oc
) to find the URL for the IBM Cloud Pak foundational services UI. The IBM Cloud Pak foundational services UI
contains the WebSphere Automation UI.
Procedure
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Finding the URL by using the Red Hat OpenShift console
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Open a browser to the access URL for the Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform
console.
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For the username and password, enter the credentials for an Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform cluster user profile with administrator privileges.
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In the Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform console, select .
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From the Projects list, select the project that contains the WebSphere Automation instance.
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From Name, select WebSphere Automation.
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Select the All Instances page.
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From Name, click the name of the entry with kind
WebSphereAutomation.
The default instance name is wsa.
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On the Details page, click the link under IBM Automation
UI of Endpoints.
A browser window opens to the IBM Cloud Pak foundational services UI. Store this URL so
that you can communicate it to other users. Use this URL to access the IBM Cloud Pak foundational services UI login page. Within the IBM Cloud Pak foundational services UI, click to open the WebSphere Automation UI.
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Finding the URL by using the Red Hat OpenShift CLI
Use the following
oc
command to find the UI URL. Replace
instance_name with the name of the
WebSphere Automation instance, and replace
instance_namespace with the namespace of the
WebSphere Automation
instance:
oc get websphereautomation instance_name -n instance_namespace -o jsonpath='{.status.endpoints.automationUI}'
What to do next
When you access the URL in a browser, the IBM Cloud Pak foundational services UI opens.
Store this URL so that you can communicate it to other users. Use this URL to access the IBM Cloud Pak foundational services UI login page. Within the IBM Cloud Pak foundational services UI, click to open the WebSphere Automation UI.