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Manage Hubble Configurations

This guide applies if for scenarios in which you only want to update the configurations available via the Hubble Configuration UI (e.g. IP addresses, email definitions, backup frequencies, etc), without performing the entire upgrade process (which required the installation of new packages).

Stop Hubble Application Server Services

To stop the Hubble services, run the following command:

/etc/hubble/stop.sh

Update your Hubble Configurations

  1. Start the Hubble Configuration UI by running:

    /etc/hubble/Configuration/start.sh

  2. Open to the Hubble Configuration form by accessing http://<application_server_ip_address>:3000/ in a browser.
  3. Fill in the form with the configuration details of your server(s).
  4. Once the details are entered, press the Submit button and the configuration files will then be generated and stored.
  5. You should now the stop the Hubble Configuration UI by running:

    /etc/hubble/Configuration/stop.sh

Start Hubble Application Server Services

To start the Hubble services, run the following command:

/etc/hubble/start.sh

Apply the new configurations to the Hubble Web Servers

You will now need to apply the new configurations to all your web servers. To do so, follow these steps:

  1. Log into the Windows Server machine as an Administrator or as a user with Administration rights.
  2. Open a command prompt, navigate to c:\chef, and then execute the run.bat deployment script, which will update all the required configurations.

    Note: Note that pre-requisites tests will be run again at this point, and that you should monitor C:\chef\solo.txt to confirm that the deployment script ran successfully.

  1. The next step is to run the full Deployment Verification Tests (while pointing to the run-list.json configuration file), which will confirm that the configuration updates have been successfully completed, by running the following command from a PowerShell window:

Deployment Verification Tests Command

C:\Insight\DVT.ps1 all C:\chef\run-list.json

  1. You should now be able to see the Hubble Web UI again by accessing the following address in your browser:

    http://<application_server_ip_address>/

    This will redirect you automatically if you are using HTTPS or a domain name. You should then see a screen similar to this:

  1. Once you reach this stage, the Hubble configuration update is completed.