Chapter 4. Deploying Dashbuilder Standalone on Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform You can use Dashbuilder Standalone to view dashboards in OpenShift that were created in and exported from Business Central. This is useful for reviewing business metrics in environments that do not have Business Central. Use the Dashbuilder Standalone operator to deploy Dashbuilder Standalone on Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform separately from other services. Prerequisites Dashbuilder Standalone is available in the OpenShift registry. You have prepared your OpenShift environment as described in Chapter 3, Deployment and management of a Red Hat Process Automation Manager environment using OpenShift operators You have created and exported a dashboard in Business Central. Procedure On the Operator Installation page, enter a name for your application in the Application name field. In the Environment field, enter a name for your environment, for example rhpam-standalone-dashbuilder . Click . Optional: On the Security page, configure LDAP or Red Hat Single Sign-On. On the Components page, select Dashbuilder from the Components list. To add a KIE Server data set, complete the following tasks: Note You can add additional KIE Server data sets by repeating this step. Click Add new KIE Server DataSets . In the DataSet name field, enter kieserver-1 . In the Kie Server Location field, enter the location of your KIE Server, for example https://my-kie-server:80/services/rest/server . To set your credentials, complete one of the following tasks: If you do not have a token set, in the Username and Password fields, enter your username and password. Leave the Token field blank. If you have a token, in the Token field, enter your token. Leave the Username and Password fields blank. The custom resource example: To add a KIE Server template, complete the following tasks: Note You can add additional KIE Server templates by repeating this step. Click Add new KIE Server Templates . In the Template name field, enter a name for your template, for example kieserver-template . In the KIE Server Location field, enter the location of your KIE Server, for example https://my-other-kie-server:80/services/rest/server . To set your credentials, complete one of the following tasks: If you do not have a token set, in the Username and Password fields, enter your username and password. Leave the Token field blank. If you have a token, in the Token field, enter your token. Leave the Username and Password fields blank. Optional: To set a custom hostname for the external route, enter a domain in the Custom hostname to be used on the Dashbuilder external Route field, formatted as in the following example: Note The custom hostname must be valid and resolvable. To change the custom hostname, you can modify the routeHostname property. Optional: To enable and set the Edge termination route, complete the following steps: Under Change route termination , select Enable Edge termination . Optional: In the Key field, enter the private key. Optional: In the Certificate field, enter the certificate. Optional: In the CaCertificate field, enter the CaCertificate. 4.1. Dashbuilder Standalone environment variables When you use the Dashbuilder Container Image within operator, you can configure Dashbuilder by using the environment variables or through Custom Resource. Table 4.1. Custom Resource parameters Parameter Equivalent Environment Variable Description Example value allowExternalFileRegister DASHBUILDER_ALLOW_EXTERNAL_FILE_REGISTER Allows downloading of external (remote) files. Default value is false. False componentEnable DASHBUILDER_COMP_ENABLE Enables external components. True componentPartition DASHBUILDER_COMPONENT_PARTITION Enables partitioning of components by the Runtime Model ID. Default value is true. True configMapProps DASHBUILDER_CONFIG_MAP_PROPS Allows the use of the properties file with Dashbuilder configurations. Unique properties are appended and if a property is set more than once, the one from the properties file is used. True dataSetPartition DASHBUILDER_DATASET_PARTITION Enables partitioning of Dataset IDs by the Runtime Model ID. Default value is true. True enableBusinessCentral - Enables integration with Business Central by configuring Business Central and Dashbuilder automatically. Only available on operator. True enableKieServer - Enables integration with KIE Server by configuring KIE Server and Dashbuilder automatically. Only available on operator. True externalCompDir DASHBUILDER_EXTERNAL_COMP_DIR Sets the base directory where dashboard ZIP files are stored. If PersistentConfigs is enabled and ExternalCompDir is not set to an existing path, the /opt/kie/dashbuilder/components directory is used. - importFileLocation DASHBUILDER_IMPORT_FILE_LOCATION Sets a static dashboard to run automatically. If this property is set, imports are not allowed. - importsBaseDir DASHBUILDER_IMPORTS_BASE_DIR Sets the base directory where dashboard ZIP files are stored. If PersistentConfigs is enabled and ImportsBaseDir is not set to an existing path, the /opt/kie/dashbuilder/imports directory is used. If ImportFileLocation is set ImportsBaseDir is ignored. - kieServerDataSets KIESERVER_DATASETS Defines the KIE Server data sets access configuration. - kieServerTemplates KIESERVER_SERVER_TEMPLATES Defines the KIE Server Templates access configuration. - modelFileRemoval DASHBUILDER_MODEL_FILE_REMOVAL Enables automatic removal of model file from the file system. Default value is false. False modelUpdate DASHBUILDER_MODEL_UPDATE Allows Runtime to check model last update in the file system to update the content. Default value is true. True persistentConfigs `` Sets Dashbuilder as not ephemeral. If ImportFileLocation is set PersistentConfigs is ignored. Default value is true. Available only on operator. True runtimeMultipleImport DASHBUILDER_RUNTIME_MULTIPLE_IMPORT Allows Runtime to allow imports (multi-tenancy). Default value is false. False uploadSize DASHBUILDER_UPLOAD_SIZE Sets the size limit for dashboard uploads (in kb). Default value is 10485760 kb. 10485760 env - Represents an environment variable present in a Container. - You can use operator to set environment variables by using the env property. The following example sets the value of the DASHBUILDER_UPLOAD_SIZE property to 1000 .

Commands:
apiVersion: app.kiegroup.org/v2 kind: KieApp metadata: name: standalone-dashbuilder spec: environment: rhpam-standalone-dashbuilder objects: dashbuilder: config: kieServerDataSets: - name: kieserver-1 location: 'https://my-kie-server:80/services/rest/server' user: kieserverAdmin password: kieserverAdminPwd replaceQuery: true
apiVersion: app.kiegroup.org/v2 kind: KieApp metadata: name: standalone-dashbuilder spec: environment: rhpam-standalone-dashbuilder objects: dashbuilder: config: kieServerDataSets: - name: kieserver-1 location: 'https://my-kie-server:80/services/rest/server' user: kieserverAdmin password: kieserverAdminPwd replaceQuery: true kieServerTemplates: - name: kieserver-template location: 'https://my-another-kie-server:80/services/rest/server' user: user password: pwd replaceQuery: true
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apiVersion: app.kiegroup.org/v2 kind: KieApp metadata: name: standalone-dashbuilder spec: environment: rhpam-standalone-dashbuilder objects: dashbuilder: env: - name: DASHBUILDER_UPLOAD_SIZE value: '1000'