Linux Integration Connector Installation Guide

The Integration Connector acts as a secure bridge between ServiceOps and third-party applications like Active Directory, enabling seamless integration without the need for direct connectivity.

This section outlines the installation steps for the Motadata Integration Connector.

note

• The Integration Connector is supported from version 8.6.1 onward.
• Compatible with both Windows and Linux systems.
• Supports deployment on On-Premise and SaaS platforms.
• To install, the user must have root permissions.
• sudo must be installed in the machine.

Installation Steps

On-Premise

To install the Integration Connector on on-premise environment, follow the below steps:

1. Download the MotadataIntegrationConnector file.
2. Open the terminal and go to the directory where you have downloaded the file.

3. Check the permissions of the file whether it is executable. If not, run the following command.

   Syntax: chmod 777 {filename}

   Example: chmod 777 Integration-connector_v861

4. Now run the file using the below command:

   ./Integration-connector_v861

5. Enter the ServiceOps Server IP address.

6. Enter the storage location. It is optional. You can simply press enter and go ahead.

7. Enter the Basic Authorization token copied from the Integration Connector Credential Profile.

8. Enter the port number and protocol. Incase of on-premise deployment, you can leave it blank or enter port number 80 (default) and protocol as HTTP.

9. The following summary will appear. Also, the confirmation message, "Integration Connector Server Deployment Done" will appear as shown below.

10. Once installed, the Connector will appear on the Integration Connector List page as shown below.

SaaS

To install the Integration Connector in SaaS environment, follow the below steps:

1. Download the MotadataIntegrationConnector file.
2. Open the terminal and go to the directory where you have downloaded the file.

3. Check the permissions of the file whether it is executable. If not, run the following command.

   Syntax: chmod 777 {filename}

   Example: chmod 777 Integration-connector_v861

4. Now run the file using the below command.

   ./Integration-connector_v861

5. Enter the ServiceOps Server IP address (domain, For example: testsunn.serviceops.ai), storage location (optional), and the Basic Authorization token copied from the Integration Connector Credential Profile.

6. Enter the port number and protocol. Incase of SaaS deployment, enter port number 443 and protocol as HTTPS.

7. The following summary will appear. Also, the confirmation message, "Integration Connector Server Deployment Done" will appear as shown below.

8. Once installed, the Connector will appear on the Integration Connector List page as shown below.

Uninstallation Steps

To uninstall the Integration Connector, follow the below steps:

1. Login to the terminal server with root user.

2. Stop the Integration Connector service using the below command:

   systemctl stop integration-connector.service

3. Navigate to the flotomate folder.

   cd /opt/flotomate/

4. Remove the Integration Connector folder using the below command:

   rm -rf integration-connector

5. Navigate to the system folder.

   cd /etc/systemd/system/

6. Remove the Integration Connector service using the below command:

   rm -rf integration-connector.service

7. After uninstalling the connector, verify the uninstallation by navigating to the /opt/flotomate folder and checking for the presence of the integration connector folder. If the folder is not found, the uninstallation was successful.