vania-janet/multiturn-rag-retrieval-data huggingface dataset:
Then, inside the repository directory, run make install (or gmake install on MacOS) to ensure that the necessary IBM Cloud CLI plug-ins are installed.
* You must have an AWS account. This is where the virtual machines for your Satellite location are created and where they run.
* Optional. Install [direnv](https://direnv.net/). This makes it easier to use .envrc.
* Optional. Install the [AWS CLI](https://aws.amazon.com/cli/). If you install and configure this CLI, you can use the set-env script to simplify the process of configuration later.
* Optional. Be familiar with [IBM Cloud® Schematics](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/schematics?topic=schematics-about-schematics).







 Step 1: Create the AWS location 



1. Create the Satellite location on AWS. A prebuilt 'template' is available in the IBM Cloud console that creates the necessary resources on AWS, including virtual machines, together with creating the location in IBM Cloud and attaching those virtual machines to IBM Cloud to form the location.

For information about creating the Satellite location on AWS, see [Automating your AWS location setup with a Schematics template](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/satellite?topic=satellite-aws). You can keep most of the settings at the default values, but pay attention specifically to the following settings when you create the location:



* Ensure that you set the AWS region for where you want the resources to be created.
* You might want to change the name of the Satellite location to something more easy-to-remember, for example try-sat-1.
* You might want to change the resource group for the Satellite location to suit your IBM Cloud account.



2. Track the creation of your AWS location by using the [Schematics workspace](https://cloud.ibm.com/schematics/workspaces).



1. From the Satellite console, select Manage in Schematics.
Incorporating packages 

Packages are bundled sets of related actions and feeds. Each package is designed for specific interaction with services and event providers. Some packages are installed already with IBM Cloud® Functions for you to use, but you can also install others.



 Overview for packages 

[Pre-installed packages](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/openwhisk?topic=openwhisk-pkg_ovpkg_browse) are automatically registered within Cloud Functions in the /whisk.system namespace. You can use them without completing any installation steps.

Installable packages are packages that are available for you to install, edit, and use based on your needs. Installable packages do not reside within the Cloud Functions system. Instead, installable packages are externally housed in individual GitHub repositories.

You can install these packages or your own directly into your namespace, and can give a package a custom name. Because the package is installed into your own namespace, you can modify the actions and feeds in the package as needed.





 Browsing pre-installed packages 

Several packages are registered with Cloud Functions already for you. You can get a list of packages in a namespace, list the entities in a package, and get a description of the individual entities in a package.



1. Get a list of packages in the /whisk.system namespace.

ibmcloud fn package list /whisk.system

Package list output:

packages
/whisk.system/cloudant shared
/whisk.system/websocket shared
/whisk.system/utils shared
/whisk.system/samples shared
/whisk.system/cos shared
/whisk.system/messaging shared
/whisk.system/alarms shared
2. Get a list of entities in a package.

ibmcloud fn package get --summary <package_name>

Example

ibmcloud fn package get --summary /whisk.system/cloudant

Example output

package /whisk.system/cloudant: Cloudant database service
Step 4 - Application setup 

After the virtual machines (VMs) are deployed and the application components are installed, the Caveonix RiskForesight™ solution can be set up for the service provider and the first tenant or organization.

The Service Provider is the top-level organization. The service provider supports one or more tenants or organizations. The service provider assigns assets that are collected from VMware vCenter Server® to the tenant or organization, who then assigns them to applications or subapplications. These applications are then subject to a compliance regime.

This step is initially completed by the IBM Cloud® for VMware Solutions automation that uses information that is supplied by the client during the ordering process and default information. The setup process can be started by the client, post deployment, to modify the Service Provider or Tenant Organization as required postinstallation.

The Service Provider setup has the following substeps.



1. Organization Detail - Add the details for the parent organization for your cloud service provider. This organization can have multiple physical locations and multiple data centers. Organizations for your tenants and suborganizations for your service provider are added later.
2. Locations – Map the infrastructure into RiskForesight "Locations”. The Assets are grouped by location, cloud provider, and asset repository.
3. Environments - Optional. Environments are a way to group assets. For example, VMware Solutions Support, DR Site, Production.
4. Cloud Provider - Add the “providers” that provide the infrastructure that your application runs on.
5. Asset Repositories - An Asset Repository associates a set of assets with an Organization, a Cloud Provider, and a Location.
6. Organizations - Create suborganization for your own operations and additional organizations - one for each of your service provider tenants. Each tenant must go through their own setup process - including creating their own suborganizations.
7. Organization Users - Create and assign Users to Tenant Organizations and Sub-Organizations of the Service Provider.
8.
The Veeam service installation begins only after the stand-alone license order completed successfully. After that, depending on what you ordered, Veeam is installed on the bare metal server, VM, or VSI.

When you uninstall Veeam, the stand-alone license instance is not deleted. You must delete it separately to avoid being charged for the stand-alone license.

Consider the following when you plan to upgrade your Veeam usage. You might be charged for licenses for Veeam 9.5, which is deprecated, and for Veeam. Therefore, you might decide to order a new license for your Veeam installation toward the end of a month, so you aren’t charged for both licenses for most of the month.

If you have an existing Veeam 9.5u4b installation that comes with a license and you want more coverage, you can keep your license that came with the installation and order a new license to upgrade usage. Later, if you delete Veeam 9.5u4b, you must delete separately any stand-alone licenses that you ordered. Otherwise, you continue to be charged for them.





 Considerations for a Linux hardened repository 

When you install Veeam, you can optionally install a Linux® hardened repository. For more information, see [Linux hardened repository for immutable storage](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/vmwaresolutions?topic=vmwaresolutions-veeamvm_overviewveeamvm_overview-specs-linux-storage).

As part of the automation, at the end, the system creates a setting to prevent the root user from being accessed by using SSH. This is done due to security considerations and best practices. To access the Linux hardened repository, you need to go in through the IPMI on the IBM Cloud® portal.





 Accessing the Veeam console by using Remote Desktop Protocol 

To manage the Veeam service, access the Veeam console by completing the following steps:



1. Use Remote Desktop Protocol to connect to the Windows® IP address.
2. Log in to the Windows® console by using the Administrator credentials.
3.
If a default boot mode is set for the operating system that you specify, that boot mode is selected here automatically. 
 Your License If you plan to provide your own operating system license, select this checkbox. If you are importing an image with a Windows operating system, you can select this option if you plan to use the image to provision [dedicated host instances](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/virtual-servers?topic=virtual-servers-dedicated-hosts-and-dedicated-instancesdedicated-hosts-and-dedicated-instances). If your version of Windows operating system does not support the use your own license option, this option is disabled. For Windows images, you cannot select Cloud Init if you specify that you use your own license. If you are importing an encrypted image with Red Hat Enterprise Linux as your operating system, this option is selected by default and not editable because your encrypted image must include its own operating system license. 
 Cloud-init If the image that you are importing is cloud-init enabled, select this checkbox. If you are importing an image that is on a cloud-init enabled Windows operating system and you select this option, you cannot concurrently select Your License. If you are importing an encrypted image, this option is selected by default and not editable because your encrypted image must be cloud-init enabled. 
 Encryption If you are importing an image that you have encrypted with your own data encryption key by using the vhd-util tool, select this checkbox. 



The following table shows extra fields that are applicable only to importing encrypted images by using the IBM Cloud console. For more information about encrypted images, see [Using End to End (E2E) Encryption to provision an encrypted instance](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/image-templates?topic=image-templates-using-end-to-end-e2e-encryption-to-provision-an-encrypted-instanceusing-end-to-end-e2e-encryption-to-provision-an-encrypted-instance).



Table 2.
Ensure that {installation_directory}/bin is in your PATH environment variable for the Crawler commands to work correctly.



Crawler scripts are also installed to /usr/local/bin, so this can be added to your PATH environment variable as well.
6. Create your working directory by copying the contents of the {installation_directory}/share/examples/config directory to a working directory on your system, for example /home/config.

Do not modify the provided configuration example files directly. Copy and then edit them. If you edit the example files in-place, your configuration might be overwritten when upgrading the Data Crawler, or it might be removed when uninstalling it.

References in the rest of this guide to files in the config directory, such as config/crawler.conf, refer to that file in your working directory, not in the installed {installation_directory}/share/examples/config directory.
7. You are now ready to [configure the Data Crawler to connect to your repository](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/discovery?topic=discovery-configuring-connector-and-seed-options).







 Data Crawler structure 

The Data Crawler download places the following folders on your system:



* doc - Contains files with copyright and licensing information.
* bin - Script files for running the crawler.
* connectorFramework - The files in this directory are what allow you to talk to your data, whether internal data within the enterprise, or external data on the web or in the cloud.
* lib - Library files used by the crawler.
* share



* doc - Provides both HTML and Markdown-formatted documentation files.
* examples/config - Files that let you tell the crawler which data to use for its crawl, where to send your collection of crawled data after the crawl finishes, and other crawl management options.
* man - In-product manual page crawler documentation.









 Known limitations in this release 



* The Data Crawler might hang when running the Filesystem connector with an invalid or missing URL.
* How do I install a plug-in locally?

Use the ibmcloud plugin install LOCAL_FILE_NAME command to install a plug-in binary on your local computer. For example:

ibmcloud plugin install ./code-engine-darwin-amd64-1.23.2

Installing plugin './code-engine-darwin-amd64-1.23.2'...
OK
Plug-in 'code-engine 1.23.2' was successfully installed into /Users/username/.bluemix/plugins/code-engine. Use 'ibmcloud plugin show code-engine' to show its details.
$
* How do I install a plug-in from a URL?

Use the ibmcloud plugin install URL command to install a plug-in directly from a URL. For example:

ibmcloud plugin install http://example.com/downloads/my-plugin
* Which CLI plug-ins support private endpoints?

To find out which installed CLI plug-ins support private endpoints, use the [ibmcloud plugin list](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/cli?topic=cli-ibmcloud_commands_settingsibmcloud_plugin_list) command.
* Which regions support private endpoints?

Regions that support private endpoints are us-east and us-south.

A region must be targeted when a private endpoint is set in the IBM Cloud CLI.

For more information about regions, see [Locations for resource deployment](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/overview?topic=overview-locations) and [Service and infrastructure availability by location](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/overview?topic=overview-services_region).



Managing billing and usage



* What is a GB-hour?

Runtime and container usage is charged based on the following variables:



* How much memory your runtime or container uses, in gigabytes (GB).
* The duration that memory is used.



Multiply the two values together, and the result is the GB-hour.
You might need to clear "Hide drivers that aren't compatible with this computer's hardware" to access all of the required drivers. Then, you can select Drive 0 and continue with the installation. When the installation is complete, shut down the virtual machine and remove the optical drives that you added: Windows installation ISO and virtio-win driver ISO. You can ignore any warnings about removing an optical drive.
3. Enable local administrator account and reset the local admin password. For more information, see [Enable and disable the built-in administrator account](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/manufacture/desktop/enable-and-disable-the-built-in-administrator-account?view=windows-10).
4. Use the default Windows updater to download and install Windows updates. Repeat the process of downloading and installing updates until no updates are available.
5. Install [cloudbase-init](https://cloudbase.it/cloudbase-init/). For more information, see [cloudbase-init’s documentation](https://cloudbase-init.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html).
6. Modify the cloudbase-init configuration file, C:Program FilesCloudbase SolutionsCloudbase-Initconfcloudbase-init.conf to match the values that are shown in the following example.

[DEFAULT]
 "cloudbase-init.conf" is used for every boot
config_drive_types=vfat,iso
config_drive_locations=hdd,partition
mtu_use_dhcp_config=false
real_time_clock_utc=false
bsdtar_path=C:Program FilesCloudbase SolutionsCloudbase-Initbinbsdtar.exe
mtools_path=C:Program FilesCloudbase SolutionsCloudbase-Initbin
debug=true
log_dir=C:Program FilesCloudbase SolutionsCloudbase-Initlog
log_file=cloudbase-init.log
You can now bring the disk online and initialize it.







 Step 4: Installing your SAP landscape 



 Downloading your SAP software 

You need an SAP S-user ID and Download Authorization to download the DVDs. For more information about the SAP S-user ID, see [How to set up an S-user ID](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wICiRTP8u0).



1. Log in to the [SAP Support Portal](https://support.sap.com/en/index.html), click Download Software, and download the required DVDs to a local share drive.
2. Transfer the files to your provisioned server.



Another option is to download the [SAP Software Download Manager](https://support.sap.com/en/my-support/software-downloads.htmlsection_995042677), install it on your target server, and directly download the DVD images to the server.





 Installing SAP software 

This example is for downloading the applicable SAP NetWeaver software. You may or might not be using SAP Netweaver 7.5.

After you download the installation media, follow the standard SAP installation procedure that is documented in the SAP installation guide for your SAP version and components, and the corresponding SAP Notes. For more information, see [SAP Installation Guide](https://help.sap.com/viewer/nwguidefinder?gf-task=Install%20a%20new%20system&gf-nwrelease=SAP%20NetWeaver%207.5) (search for the guides based on the Windows OS) and [SAP Notes](https://support.sap.com/en/index.html). SAP Notes requires an SAP S-user ID.



1. Open the root folder of your SWPM-DVD or of your installation DVD as Administrator, and run sapinst. The Welcome to SAP Installation page is displayed.
2. Select SAP NetWeaver 7.5 > IBM DB2 for Linux, Unix, and Windows > SAP Systems > Application Server ABAP.
3. Open Distributed System and run ASCS Instance and Database Instance on the database server.
4.
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If Windows is being installed, select Private, then click Next.

You can change the following settings for the virtual disk: file name, the storage location, and size. Make any applicable changed and click Next.

The installation media needs to be set. Select Install an operating system from a boot CD/DVD-ROM > Image file (.iso) to set the location of the CD/DVD image file for your installation media. Click Next, view the summary and click Finish to close the window.

Lastly, you need to create the virtual network adapters. The new virtual machine is now listed under the Virtual Machines section of the Hyper-v Manager. Right-click the new virtual machine click Settings.



 Configuring Virtual Network Adapter for Windows Operating System 

A list of hardware is now available for the virtual machine. In the list, you see Network Adapter and Private. If you see Not Connected, click the Network Adapter, select Private, and click Apply.

Next, click Add Hardware > Network Adapter > Add to add the Network Adapter to the hardware.

On the right pane, select Public from the drop-down and click OK.





 Configuring Virtual Network Adapter for Linux Operating System 

A list of hardware is now available for the virtual machine. Click Network Adapter > Remove and select Add Hardware. The list on the right changes. From the list, select Legacy Network Adapter. Note: This option is different from network adapter that is not used on a Linux virtual machine. Click Add to add this legacy network adapter to the hardware list. The new legacy network adapter is automatically selected. Select Private from the drop-down list and click Apply. Repeat the preceding steps to add the Legacy Network Adapter. However, select Public. After the new legacy network is added, click OK.







 Installing a guest Operating System 

The virtual machine is now ready to be started. Right-click the virtual machine and select Connect. The virtual machine console opens. From the Action menu, select Start. The new virtual machine starts by using the installation media that you selected. Now, you run through the operating system installation.
[Architecture](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs-content/v1/content/7f09c1b3f21dd05ddc2c4638a3dc66976ad73e53/vmware-classic-journey/images/solution-vmware-onboarding-hidden/deploy-workload/new-vm-select-iso.png)
11. A new window will appear. Select the image you wish to use and click OK. In the example Rocky-8.4-x86_64-dvd1 is selected. ![Architecture](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs-content/v1/content/7f09c1b3f21dd05ddc2c4638a3dc66976ad73e53/vmware-classic-journey/images/solution-vmware-onboarding-hidden/deploy-workload/choose-iso-mount.png)
12. Ensure the connected box is checked next to Content Library ISO file and then complete the wizard as usual. Once you start the virtual machine it will automatically boot the ISO image and begin the installation wizard of the selected operating system. ![Architecture](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs-content/v1/content/7f09c1b3f21dd05ddc2c4638a3dc66976ad73e53/vmware-classic-journey/images/solution-vmware-onboarding-hidden/deploy-workload/new-virtual-machine.png)







 Next Steps 

At this point, you have successfully deployed your cluster! Additional resources can be found within our [documentation](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/vmwaresolutions?topic=vmwaresolutions-understand-responsib).