Question
TSYS
US
Last activity: 30 Jun 2017 14:41 EDT
Pega 7.2.2 Export and import tenant?
Hi All,
We are running pega 7.2.2 environment. Every time we on-board a new client , we create a tenant and generate the application.
As of today, we create the tenant in each and every environment. ( Dev,QA,UAT etc )
My questions is ?
Is it possible to generate a tenant in dev package it and import in higher environment?
Tenant creation generate below instances,
1 instance of Data-Admin-Tenant
1 operator ID
1 Accessgroup
If we package these instance in dev and try to import in QA. Is it possible to import these from shared context?
Thanks,
Hi All,
We are running pega 7.2.2 environment. Every time we on-board a new client , we create a tenant and generate the application.
As of today, we create the tenant in each and every environment. ( Dev,QA,UAT etc )
My questions is ?
Is it possible to generate a tenant in dev package it and import in higher environment?
Tenant creation generate below instances,
1 instance of Data-Admin-Tenant
1 operator ID
1 Accessgroup
If we package these instance in dev and try to import in QA. Is it possible to import these from shared context?
Thanks,
Nagarajan Kadhiresan
Accepted Solution
Capgemini
FR
In the tenant creation process there is a way to import a RAP. As suggested by Salazone, I would keep updating application framework in shared tenant, but if you want to accelerate delivery of new tenant, use the SOAP service for tenant creation and pass a base RAP containing basics for using your framework (application ,accessgroup, ruleset with implementation rules,...), see the CreateTenant service in multitenant administration guide
Pegasystems Inc.
US
We are running 7.2.0 so I cannot speak directly to what is possible in 7.2.2. However, I don't understand why you would want to create a tenant in dev and migrate it to downstream servers. In our use case, we create a tenant in a testing environment, test to ensure we have the configuration and application correct, then export the environment RAP file from the testing environment shared layer, import to the production environment shared layer then create all required tenants using that.
Accepted Solution
Capgemini
FR
In the tenant creation process there is a way to import a RAP. As suggested by Salazone, I would keep updating application framework in shared tenant, but if you want to accelerate delivery of new tenant, use the SOAP service for tenant creation and pass a base RAP containing basics for using your framework (application ,accessgroup, ruleset with implementation rules,...), see the CreateTenant service in multitenant administration guide