Installing JTL Reporter on Azure container instances
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Prerequisites- Azure Account
- Latest version of PSQLODBC to run PSQL commands.
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Preparation#
Create Azure Resourcesyou need to create the following azure resources before u begin:
- Azure Resource group.
- Azure storage account with 2 file shares (for mongo and Postgres databases).
- Azure storage account access key.
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Installation steps:- Create Azure resource group
- Create azure storage account with 2 file shares.
- Get the storage account access key.
- Clone the git repo and the azure scripts can be found under 'Azure-Deployment' folder.
- Download and install the latest version of PSQLODBC to run PSQL commands.
- Open DeployJTLReport.ps1 script using PowerShell ISE or any other editors and edit the following variables based on your environment.
- Connect to Azure using PowerShell and run DeployJTLReport.ps1
- After script execution you can see 3 container instances in your Azure resource group (JtlReporter, postgres and Migration).
- Post success you can delete the Migration container.
- You can access JTL Reporter using the IP of JtlReporter container instance.