Executed when: Installing the image.

Installs Cryptographic Security Platform.

Omit --db-password to interactively enter the database password. For example:

Specifically, this command:

1. Checks the database connection parameters and throws an error if any do not correspond to an available database.
2. Validates the Requirements and throws an error if any are not met.
3. Enables firewalld and creates firewall rules for opening the Required open ports.
4. Installs Cryptographic Security Platform.
5. Generates a self-signed TLS certificate (that you can optionally replace during the product configuration).

See below for a description of each command.

--db-host <db-host>

Select the DBMS with the <host> domain name or IP address.

Mandatory: Yes.

--db-port <db-port>

Connect to the DBMS using the <port> port.

Mandatory: Yes.

--db-name <db-name>

Select the database with the <name> name.

Mandatory: Yes.

--db-username <db-username>

Authenticate in the database as the basic auth user with the <username> username.

Mandatory: Yes.

--db-password <db-password>

Authenticate in the database with the <password> user password.

Mandatory: No. This value is prompted to the user when omitted. 

--db-tls-enabled <yes|no> 

yes to enable TLS security in the connections with the database; no otherwise.

Mandatory: Yes.

--db-ca-certificate <db-ca-certificate>

Validate the TLS certificate of the DBMS using <ca-certificate>, where <ca-certificate> is the path to a PEM-encoded certificate file.

Mandatory: When enabling TLS.

--mode <mode>

Run the installation in <mode> mode. Where <mode> is either:

• demo-mode
• prod-mode

See the table below for a description of each mode. 

Mandatory: No. This optional value defaults to prod-mode.