Getting Started
The table below shows the steps that need to be taken for a first-time installation in the first column, the step's description in the second column and individual parts of the step in the third column. It is highly recommended that first-times installers scan through all the material (at least at a high level) to get an overview of the installation and configuration of K2 blackpearl.
Index keywords have been extensively updated since K2 blackpearl 4.5 and using the index system will allow a user to find relevant information much faster than scrolling through the Table of Contents tree view.
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In order to plan an effective, efficient and scalable environment, a K2 blackpearl installation needs to be planned out considering the following four tiers: K2 server tier; web tier; database tier; and client tier. |
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Certain requirements need to be met before an install can be initiated. This section details all the requirements needed during a full installation. |
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Each of the various installation types, from single server standalone machine to a installation over a distributed environment are described in this section. |
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Once you have K2 blackpearl up and running in your environment, there may be times when you need to modify components or change configuration settings. This can be accomplished by re-running the Setup Manager. |
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Disaster recovery is described as the process, policies and procedures put in place to deal with potential natural or human-induced disasters. A disaster is an event that creates chaos and could prevent the continuation of normal functions. |
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If errors occur, this section (and the Troubleshooting Index entries) will help a user find a solution. |
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When using the Installation and Configuration Guide as a reference, be sure to use the Index tab functionality to find the specific information needed. Also please use the Community Comment link at the foot of every help page to send the K2 documentation team comments. |
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