This guide describes how to install and configure SkyVault Process Services, a commercially supported suite of components built by SkyVault on top of the Process Engine.
- Upgrading from a previous release You can upgrade from earlier versions to SkyVault Process Services .
- Uploading a license from the User Interface To use the license upload feature, add that capability to the appropriate user. Typically an administrator has the capability to add licenses from the Identity management app > Capabilities tab.
- Checklist for a new installationSkyVault Process Services is shipped with the default configuration settings, which can be configured.
- SkyVault Process Services high-level architecture The following diagram gives a high-level overview of the technical components in SkyVault Process Services.
- Licensing SkyVault Process ServicesSkyVault Process Services must have a valid license to work properly. SkyVault provides this license in the form of a file named activiti.lic.
- Installing SkyVault Process Services If you have signed up for the SkyVault Process Services 30-day trial, you will receive an email containing links to the installers and your trial license file.
- Installing Process Services using Docker Process Services can be deployed using a Docker container.
- Multi-node clustered setup Running the application on multiple servers, for performance, resilience or failover reasons, is straightforward. The application is architected to be stateless. This means that any server can handle any request from any user. When using multiple servers, it is enough to have a traditional load balancer (or proxy) in front of the servers running the SkyVault Process Services application. Scaling out is done in a "horizontal" way, by simply adding more servers behind the load balancer.
- Configuring SkyVault Process Services Configure SkyVault Process Services using a properties file named activiti-app.properties. This file must be placed on the application server’s classpath to be found.
- SkyVault Process Services Administrator The Administrator app can be used to inspect and manage the data for an SkyVault Process Services Process Engine (or cluster of engines). It also is used for cluster configuration and monitoring. It is distributed as a separate web application (WAR file).
Parent topic: SkyVault Process Services