Installation Verification

Once the Digital Worker installation is complete, run the below command to verify the installation:

• helm status <release name>: This command is used to verify whether the Digital Worker Helm charts are installed or not.
• Kubectl get pods -n <namespace name>: This command is used to verify the components are installed and running.

 

 

Field	Description
NAME	Signifies the name of the Digital Worker pods.
READY	Signifies the number of containers in the pod that are ready. The format 1/1 indicates the number of ready containers versus the total number of containers in the pod.
STATUS	Signifies the current status of the pod (e.g., Running, Pending, Failed). It indicates Running if any one of the containers in the pod is running.
RESTARTS	Signifies the number of times the pod has restarted.
AGE	Signifies how long the pod has been running.

 

 

 

NOTE:

The Kubectl get pods command might take some time to reflect the status of DW components. Repeat this command until all desired pods are running.

 

Server-Side Component URLs

• Control Tower – The Control Tower component is accessible using the URL,
  • Admin Module: http(s)://<proxy_server_hostname>[:<port_number>]/digitalworker/ui/admin
  • Control Tower: http(s)://<proxy_server_hostname>[:<port_number>]/digitalworker/ui/controltower
• Reporting –  The Reporting component is accessible using the URL,
  http(s)://<proxy_server_hostname>[:<port_number>]/digitalworker/reports
• TxnStore -  The TxnStore component is accessible using the URL,
  http(s)://<proxy_server_hostname>[:<port_number>]/digitalworker/ts-sso
• Messaging - The Messaging component is accessible using the URL,
  http(s)://<proxy_server_hostname>[:<port_number>]/digitalworker/messaging-sso