The Health Check script is used to validate the resources currently set up on a customer's environment, compare configurations, and then send out a report against OneTrust's minimum requirements needed to install/run the OneTrust product.
To run the health check script
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Navigate to the folder path where OneTrust package is downloaded.
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Navigate to ....admin-portal\k8s-deployment\health_inventory
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Open and edit .envs file for the below details:
# Docker configuration
export OT_DOCKER_REGISTRY="docker.onetrust.io"
export DOCKER_USER="docker-read"
# Enter sql_database_hostname to check the database connectivity
export SQL_DATABASE_HOSTNAME=""
# Enter sql_database username
export SQL_DB_USER=""
# Enter sql_database password
export SQL_DB_PASSWORD=""
# Enter the sql port (Example:- 1433)
export SQL_DB_PORT=""
# Toggle this to true if AWS EFS is deployed
export AWS_EFS="false"
# Enter the aws efs dns
export OT_AWS_EFS_DNS=""
# Enter the efs port (Example:- 2049)
export EFS_PORT=""
# Enter SMTP hostname
export SMTP_HOSTNAME=""
# Enter the SMTP port (Example:- 1025)
export SMTP_PORT=
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Optional: If separate MongoDB cluster:
# Enter mongo_database_hostname to check the database connectivity
export MONGO_DB_HOSTNAME=""
# Enter mongo_database user
export MONGO_DB_USER=""
# Enter mongo_database password
export MONGO_DB_PASSWORD=""
# Enter the mongo authentication database
export MONGO_AUTH_DB=""
# Enter the mongo port (Example:- 27017 or 27019)
export MONGO_DB_PORT=""
# Toggle this to true
OPENSHIFT_CLUSTER="true"
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Navigate to the command line terminal (WSL or bash) where we will execute the shell scripts ...\admin-portal\k8s-deployment.
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Execute health script by entering ./health_script.sh install
