Deploying a remote harvesting server running a command

Deploying a remote harvesting server running a command - Cloud

Talend Cloud Data Catalog Administration Guide

Version

Cloud

Language

English (United States)

Product

Talend Cloud

Module

Talend Data Catalog

Content

Administration and Monitoring

Data Governance

AWS

Before you begin

You have been assigned a global role with the Application Administration capability.
You have installed and launched Docker Desktop on your machine. For more information, see https://docs.docker.com/get-docker.
If necessary, you have configured Docker to use a proxy server. For more information, see https://docs.docker.com/network/proxy.

Procedure

Open a command prompt or a terminal window.
For Windows, use PowerShell.

Execute the following command to run the container:

docker run -d --restart unless-stopped
 --name <CONTAINER_NAME>
 -e CLOUD_URL=<TENANT>.datacatalog.<REGION>.cloud.talend.com
 -e AGENT_STRING=<SHARED_SECRET>
 <DOCKER_IMAGE:TAG>

You can define the key parameters as follows:

Parameter	Action
CONTAINER_NAME	Enter the name of your remote harvesting server.
CLOUD_URL	Enter the URL of Talend Cloud Data Catalog corresponding to your region: AWS Asia Pacific: `https://{tenant}.datacatalog.ap.cloud.talend.com` AWS Europe: `https://{tenant}.datacatalog.eu.cloud.talend.com` AWS United States: `https://{tenant}.datacatalog.us.cloud.talend.com` Where `tenant` is your company name.
AGENT_STRING	Enter a shared secret set to anything as long it is: unique within this tenant, reasonably descriptive so it can usefully be identified in the UI, hard to guess since it also works as a shared secret string.
DOCKER_IMAGE:TAG	Enter `talend/datacatalog-remote-harvesting-agent` as the Docker image. Enter the version name of Talend Cloud Data Catalog build as the tag, such as `8-20200615`. For example, you can enter `talend/datacatalog-remote-harvesting-agent:8-20200615`. You can find the list of Talend Cloud Data Catalog versions on https://hub.docker.com/r/talend/datacatalog-remote-harvesting-agent/tags.

Execute docker ps or go to Docker Desktop and check that the Docker container is running.

Results

You are ready to add the remote harvesting server in Talend Cloud Data Catalog.