Pre-requisites

• One additional Linux server is required for Redis Caching Server. Refer QMetry Deployment Document for the requirements.

• Get the QMetryRedis.zip file from QMetry Support.

• The port 6379 should be free and should not be in use by other applications.

• The following should be installed on the server:

  • CentOS, RHEL-7 and RHEL-8, Ubuntu 24

  • Docker Version 20.10.13

  • Docker Compose Version v2.5.0

  • Yum-tools

• Make sure that the docker service has been configured on server to start automatically on reboot of server.

• The Internet-enabled machine on which the docker images are downloaded should support the docker command.

Download Docker Images of Redis Server

Follow these steps on the Internet-enabled machine on which the docker image of Redis Server is to be downloaded.

Step 1. Execute the following command. Next, it will ask for docker's credentials. Enter the required credentials. Please contact QMetry Support, if you do not have the credentials.

docker login

After entering the docker credentials, it will show the success message as shown below.

Step 2. Execute the following commands to pull QMetry activemq’s docker image from the docker repository.

docker pull qmetry/qmetry:redis741

The download process is started. Wait till the time it gets finished.

After the process gets finished, it will display the message as shown below.

Execute the following command to verify that the docker image has been downloaded successfully.

docker images

Step 3. Execute the following command to save QMetry Redis Server's docker image as .tar file. You can change the path of .tar file in the following command.

docker save -o /opt/qtm/qmetryredis.tar qmetry/qmetry:redis741

Step 4. Transfer the qmetryredis.tar file to the QMetry Redis Server.

Install Redis Server

Follow the steps mentioned below.

Step 1. On QMetry Redis server, navigate to the directory where .tar file has been placed and execute the following command.

sudo docker load -i qmetryredis.tar

Execute the following command to check whether the docker images have been restored correctly or not.

sudo docker images

Step 2. Copy the QMetryRedis.zip installation file received from QMetry Support to your server and unzip it. Navigate to the directory where these files are saved.

unzip QMetryRedis.zip
cd QMetryRedis

Step 3. Execute the following commands.

sudo su
chmod +x qmetry.sh
./qmetry.sh

The next question during the installation process will be as follows.

 You will be asked for credentials. Enter the docker credentials provided by the support team.

The installation may take a while. Once the installation is complete, execute the following command.

docker ps

The following message will be displayed.

Step 3. After the above steps are completed, log into QMetry application.

• Go to "Admin" Profile and Edit the Profile.

• Update QMetry Redis URL

Configure the Redis with QMetry Application as mentioned in Step 3. If you are facing any issues from the QMetry Application side after Step 3, then you may be required to restart the QMetry Application docker container after Step 3.

If you are facing any issues during the installation process, kindly generate a support ticket on Support Portal for assistance.