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Version: 1.9.0

Deployment

Environment Requirements​

  • Install and start MySQL 5.7+

  • initialize database there is sql/apache_inlong_manager.sql in inlong-manager directory, load this file through the following command to complete the initialization of the table structure and basic data

    # initialize database：
    mysql -uDB_USER -pDB_PASSWD < sql/apache_inlong_manager.sql

Add Dependencies​

  • Download Sort Connector Binary file, and unzip it into inlong-sort/connectors directory.
  • If using MySQL database, please download mysql-connector-java-8.0.28.jar and put it in the lib/ directory.
  • If you use PostgreSQL database, you don't need to download additional dependencies.

Update Configuration​

Go to the decompressed inlong-manager directory and modify the conf/application.properties file:

# manager service port number
server.port=8083

# The configuration file used is dev
spring.profiles.active=dev

The dev configuration is specified above, then modify the conf/application-dev.properties file:

If test or prod is specified, modify the corresponding application-xxx.properties file.

spring.datasource.druid.url=jdbc:mysql://127.0.0.1:3306/apache_inlong_manager?useSSL=false&allowPublicKeyRetrieval=true&characterEncoding=UTF-8&nullCatalogMeansCurrent=true&serverTimezone=GMT%2b8
spring.datasource.druid.username=root
spring.datasource.druid.password=inlong

The InLong Manager can start the Sort task, you need to configure the Flink environment first. The configuration file is plugins/flink-sort-plugin.properties.

# Flink version, support [1.13|1.15]
flink.version=1.13
# Flink host split by coma if more than one host, such as 'host1,host2'
flink.rest.address=127.0.0.1
# Flink port
flink.rest.port=8081
# Flink job manager port
flink.jobmanager.port=6123
# InLong Audit Proxy Address
metrics.audit.proxy.hosts=127.0.0.1:10081

Start Application​

bash +x bin/startup.sh

Cluster Initialize​

When all containers are successfully started, you can access the Inlong dashboard address http://localhost, and use the following default account to log in:

User: admin
Password: inlong

Create Cluster Tag​

Click [Clusters]->[ClusterTags]->[Create] on the page to specify the cluster label name and person in charge:

caution

Since each component reports the ClusterTags as default_cluster by default, do not use other names.

Register MQ Cluster​

You could only Register the MQ type you chose.

  • Option 1: Register Pulsar Cluster Click [Clusters]->[Clusters]->[Create] on the page to register Pulsar Cluster:

  • Option 2: Register TubeMQ Cluster Click [Clusters]->[Clusters]->[Create] on the page to register TubeMQ Cluster:

  • Option 3: Register Kafka Cluster Click [Clusters]->[Clusters]->[Create] on the page to register TubeMQ Cluster:

note

The ClusterTags selects the newly created default_cluster, and then configuring the MQ cluster info.

(Optional) Enable OpenAPI Authentication​

Enable Authentication​

Manager supports the option to authenticate client component access to its open APIs. To enable authentication modify conf/application.properties：

# Manager open api authentication enabled
openapi.auth.enabled=true

Authentication Configuration​

Components that access manager must be authenticated by secret id and secret key if enabled, for example (please configure user's own instead of the example) :

Modify agent.properties in agent's conf directory:

agent.manager.auth.secretId=admin
agent.manager.auth.secretKey=87haw3VYTPqK5fK0

Modify common.properties in dataproxy's conf directory:

manager.auth.secretId=admin
manager.auth.secretKey=87haw3VYTPqK5fK0

Authentication Key Generation​

Admin user can log in inlong dashboard to allocate secret ids and keys: System->User->Create.