Latest revision as of 15:04, 8 September 2020

Follow this documentation to install Sterling B2B on Docker.

This setup is for development/proof-of-concept and was tested on my MacOs. I will not provide how to install docker on your O.S.

Procedure:

Important

By Knowledge center, you expose container ports using "--net=host", but in MacOS this not working. So you need to find the network used by docker containers.

Create my Docker volumes

We need to persist data from container, so i create a directory to do this:

Create my volumes

mkdir -p /opt/DockerVolumes/mydb2
mkdir -p /opt/DockerVolumes/b2bi/resources

Install DB2 on Docker

Install DB2 on a Docker Container

Run this command

docker pull ibmcom/db2

docker run -d --name mydb2 --privileged=true -p 50000:50000 -e LICENSE=accept -e DB2INST1_PASSWORD=db2inst1 -v /opt/DockerVolumes/mydb2:/database ibmcom/db2

you can check install

docker logs -f mydb2

Create B2B database on DB2

Create a file create_db_b2b62.sql with the following data:

-- *****************************************************************
--
--
--
-- *****************************************************************
-- CODESET UTF-8 is mandatory for B2B
!db2set DB2_SKIPDELETED=ON@
!db2set DB2_SKIPINSERTED=ON@

CREATE DATABASE B2BI AUTOMATIC STORAGE YES USING CODESET UTF-8 TERRITORY DEFAULT COLLATE USING SYSTEM PAGESIZE 32768@

CONNECT TO B2BI@
CREATE BUFFERPOOL B2BI_04KBP IMMEDIATE SIZE AUTOMATIC PAGESIZE 4K@
CREATE BUFFERPOOL B2BI_08KBP IMMEDIATE SIZE AUTOMATIC PAGESIZE 8K@
CREATE BUFFERPOOL B2BI_16KBP IMMEDIATE SIZE AUTOMATIC PAGESIZE 16K@
CONNECT RESET@

CONNECT TO B2BI@
CREATE USER TEMPORARY TABLESPACE SCCUSERTMP PAGESIZE 32K BUFFERPOOL IBMDEFAULTBP@
CREATE REGULAR TABLESPACE TS_REG04_B2BI PAGESIZE 4K BUFFERPOOL B2BI_04KBP PREFETCHSIZE AUTOMATIC@
CREATE REGULAR TABLESPACE TS_REG08_B2BI PAGESIZE 8K BUFFERPOOL B2BI_08KBP PREFETCHSIZE AUTOMATIC@
CREATE REGULAR TABLESPACE TS_REG16_B2BI PAGESIZE 16K BUFFERPOOL B2BI_16KBP PREFETCHSIZE AUTOMATIC@
CONNECT RESET@

Save file

Copy file to containter

docker cp create_db_b2b62.sql mydb2:/tmp

Connect to Docker container and run db2 commands

docker exec -it mydb2 bash -c "su - db2inst1"

cd /tmp

db2 -td@ -vf ./create_db_b2b62.sql -z ./create_db_b2b62.log

run exit to logoff from container.

Copy jdbc driver to host machine

cd ˜/DockerVolumes/b2bi/resources

docker cp mydb2:/opt/ibm/db2/V11.5/java/db2jcc4.jar .
docker cp mydb2:/opt/ibm/db2/V11.5/java/db2jcc_license_cu.jar .

Only on MacOS: Looking ip address of docker container

> docker ps
CONTAINER ID        IMAGE                 COMMAND                  CREATED             STATUS              PORTS                                                          NAMES
44db51ad3f59        ibmcom/db2            "/var/db2_setup/lib/…"   3 days ago          Up 18 minutes       22/tcp, 55000/tcp, 60006-60007/tcp, 0.0.0.0:50000->50000/tcp   mydb2

Run

docker inspect 44db51ad3f59

in my case

"IPAddress": "172.17.0.3",

you must setup <IP_ADDRESS_OF_DB2_SERVER> later.

Install Sterling B2B on Docker

Create a setup.cfg file

Change directory

cd ˜/DockerVolumes/b2bi/resources

Create setup.cfg file

# Upgrade
UPGRADE=false

#License - Specify values as true/false
LICENSE_ACCEPT_ENABLE_SFG=true
LICENSE_ACCEPT_ENABLE_EBICS=true
LICENSE_ACCEPT_ENABLE_FINANCIAL_SERVICES=true

# Security configurations
SYSTEM_PASSPHRASE=passw0rd
#FIPS compliance mode. Specify values as true/false
ENABLE_FIPS_MODE=
# NIST 800-131a compliance mode. Enter one of these values - strict/transition/off
NIST_COMPLIANCE_MODE=

#Initial or base port
INITIAL_PORT=5800

# DB attributes
DB_VENDOR=db2
DB_USER=db2inst1
DB_PASSWORD=db2inst1
DB_HOST=<IP_ADDRESS_OF_DB2_SERVER>
DB_PORT=50000
DB_DATA=B2B62
DB_DRIVERS=db2jcc4.jar
DB_CREATE_SCHEMA=true
ORACLE_USE_SERVICE_NAME=false

#Email
[email protected]
SMTP_HOST=2525

#Miscellaneous
SOFT_STOP_TIMEOUT=

#WMQ
#JMS properties are optional if JMS_VENDOR is empty
#To use IBMMQ for communication between ASI & AC, change property to JMS_VENDOR=IBMMQ
# and provide other connection details
JMS_VENDOR=
JMS_CONNECTION_FACTORY=
JMS_CONNECTION_FACTORY_INSTANTIATOR=
JMS_QUEUE_NAME=
JMS_USERNAME=
JMS_PASSWORD=
JMS_CONNECTION_NAME_LIST=
JMS_CHANNEL=
JMS_ENABLE_SSL=false
JMS_KEYSTORE_PATH=
JMS_KEYSTORE_PASSWORD=
JMS_TRUSTSTORE_PATH=
JMS_TRUSTSTORE_PASSWORD=
JMS_CIPHERSUITE=
JMS_PROTOCOL=TLSv1.2

#Liberty Profile SSL Config
LIBERTY_KEYSTORE_PASSWORD=
LIBERTY_KEYSTORE_LOCATION=
LIBERTY_PROTOCOL=TLSv1.2

#jvm options. Example: LIBERTY_JVM_OPTIONS=-Xms256m;-Xmx512m
LIBERTY_JVM_OPTIONS=

#JCE update parameters
#Set value true to update JCE
UPDATE_JCE_POLICY_FILE=false
#Name of JCE file. This file should be present in mapped folder
JCE_POLICY_FILE=

#End of Configuration

Encrypting passwords

In this example i not encrypted password.

You can encrypt the following variables: SYSTEM_PASSPHRASE, DB_PASSWORD, JMS_PASSWORD, JMS_KEYSTORE_PASSWORD, JMS_TRUSTSTORE_PASSWORD, LIBERTY_KEYSTORE_PASSWORD

To do run the following command. Example:

echo passw0rd | openssl enc -aes-256-ecb -e -a -K 4254514F6C6C2B594650496373422B764D66584E54673D3D

After change

SYSTEM_PASSPHRASE=passw0rd

to the following

SYSTEM_PASSPHRASE=ENCRYPTED:SV/xIqkXTmUZ9byaBlKlIw==

Load docker images locally

You must download container images from Password Advantage site. After you must load Sterling B2B container image to local registry using the following command:

docker load -i STR_B2BI_6.0.2_CONTAINER_MP_ML.tar

you can check with the command:

docker images

take note of image-id

Run setup

Let's run b2bi setup using command:

docker run -e LICENSE="accept" -e TZ="America/Sao_Paulo" -d --name=b2bi -p 5800:5800 -p 9443:9443 -v /opt/DockerVolumes/b2bi/resources:/ibm/resources <image-id> b2bi_setup deploy_db

You can check the status using command:

> docker logs -f <container-id>

In my case:

...
Total B2biSetup time: 01:04:14
Total B2biInDockerTotal time: 01:05:47

Run node1

docker run -e LICENSE="accept" -e TZ="America/Sao_Paulo" -d --name=b2bii -p 5800:5800 -p 9443:9443 -v /opt/DockerVolumes/b2bi/resources:/ibm/resources <image-id> b2bi_run all 1

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