Table of Contents

• Title and Copyright Information
• Preface
  • Conventions
  • Documentation Accessibility
  • Access to Oracle Support for Accessibility
  • Diversity and Inclusion
• 1 Oracle Linux Automation Manager Requirements
  • Oracle Linux Automation Manager Hardware Requirements
• 2 Planning the Installation
  • Oracle Linux Automation Manager Node Architecture
  • Installation Options
  • Service Mesh Topology Examples
  • Tuning Instances for Playbook Duration
• 3 Preparing the Database and Hosts
  • Setting Up the Network
    • Setting Up the Firewall Rules
  • Enabling Access to the Oracle Linux Automation Manager Packages
    • Enabling Channels with ULN
    • Enabling Repositories with the Oracle Linux Yum Server
  • Setting Up a Local or Remote Database
  • Setting up Hosts
• 4 Installing Oracle Linux Automation Manager on a Single-Host Deployment
  • Installing on a Single Host
• 5 Installing Oracle Linux Automation Manager in a Clustered Deployment
  • Configuring and Starting the Control Plane Service Mesh
  • Configuring and Starting the Execution Plane Service Mesh
  • Configuring and Starting the Hop Nodes
  • Configuring the Control, Execution, and Hop Nodes
  • Starting the Control, Execution, and Hop Nodes
  • Configuring TLS Verification and Signed Work Requests
• 6 Adding or Removing Nodes to an Existing Cluster
  • Adding a New Control Plane Node to a Cluster
  • Adding a New Execution Plane Node to a Cluster
  • Adding a New Hop Node to a Cluster
  • Removing a Node from a Cluster
• 7 Viewing the Service Mesh
  • Viewing Service Mesh Status for a Cluster Node
  • Viewing Service Mesh Cluster Status
• 8 Installing Oracle Linux Automation Manager CLI
• 9 Upgrading Oracle Linux Automation Manager
  • Upgrading a Release 1.0.X to a Release 2.0 Single Host Deployment
  • Upgrading Release 2.0 to Release 2.1
  • Migrating a Single Instance Deployment to a Clustered Deployment
  • Migrating Playbooks to Oracle Linux Automation Engine Release 2.0