The Kalumet console manages the configuration and interacts with the Kalumet agents.
It allows you to easily manage all environments, all agents, all update plans with a central, web based tool.
Apache Kalumet console has to be deployed into a JSP/Servlet Engine (like Apache Tomcat or Jetty) or a JEE application server (like RedHat JBoss, Oracle Weblogic, IBM WebSphere).
Select the file compression format compatible with your system (zip, tar.gz) by clicking directly on the link, download it and expand the binary to your hard drive in a new directory ; for example /tmp/kalumet_console - from now on this directory will be referenced as kalumet_console_home. Please remember the restrictions concerning illegal characters in Java paths, e.g. !, % etc.
Apache Kalumet Console creates a default configuration which allows you to directly use the console.
You can update the base directory used by Kalumet console by adding the -Dkalumet.home system property.
More over, for advanced users, you can override the default console configuration (location of the configuration file and journals) by pushing a apache-kalumet-console-config.xml file in the class loader. You can find this file in the Apache Kalumet console configuration in kalumet_console_home/conf/apache-kalumet-console-config.xml. You need to copy this file into the JSP/Servlet engine classpath. For example, using Apache Tomcat, you can copy the apache-kalumet-console-config.xml into the tomcat_home/lib directory.
Configure the apache-kalumet-console-config.xml to match your environment settings.
Copy kalumet_console_home/webapp/apache-kalumet-console.war into the JSP/Servlet Engine or JEE application server deploy directory. For example, to deploy on Apache Tomcat, simply copy the war archive into the tomcat_home/webapps directory.
You should now be able to access to Apache Kalumet console, for example using http://localhost:8080/apache-kalumet-console. The default admin user password is admin.