Create Standard Data Hub Service with a Peered Network
Before you begin
You need:
About this task
Note: You can create up to three services per DHS account. To increase the number of services, contact Support.
Procedure
- In the Create Data Hub Service page, configure your service.
Field Description Service Type - Choose Standard if this DHS will be the live production instance of your data hub.
Name The name of your DHS. Version The DHS version of your service, including the Data Hub and MarkLogic Server versions installed in your service. Choose a DHS version number to create a service with the latest X.X.x release. For the latest release, see Release Notes.
Tip: If more than one DHS version is available, hover over each version number to display the Data Hub and MarkLogic Server versions installed with each version.Network The name of the preconfigured network to use. The network can be peered or public. Note: You must choose a network that is compatible with this version. If none of your networks are compatible with the chosen version, you must create a new network.Region The region where your preconfigured network is located. Default: us-west-2. See Supported Regions - AWS .Access - Choose Public if you want to allow public access to your DHS endpoints. You can use any machine that is set up as a peer of the MarkLogic VPC.
- Choose Private if you want to restrict access to your DHS endpoints. You need a bastion host inside a VPC that can access the MarkLogic VPC. For additional information on the bastion host, see Set Up a Client-Side VPC - AWS. Important: For improved security, use a peered network with VPC peering.
Capacity MarkLogic Data Hub Service capacity is measured in MarkLogic Capacity Units (MCU). One MCU has approximately 1GB of memory with appropriate CPU and network capacity. MarkLogic Data Hub Service is provisioned to provide a baseline level of MCUs that govern the target storage for DHS. This provisioned capacity also governs how frequently and for how long it can burst above baseline performance. See Pricing. - In the MCU range drop-down menu, select the capacity range for your service.
- Drag the slider to select your preferred capacity.
Important: After you create your service, you cannot change the capacity range. You can change the capacity only within the previously selected range. For example, if you create a service with a range of64-112, you can change the capacity from64to112. You cannot change the range to128-240.Click the following link to view a full list of DHS administration resources.
Results
The details of your service configuration are displayed, including the status of the service and the endpoints. The status of the service must be SERVICE_RUNNING.
Tip: You can customize your dashboard with column sorting, column configuring, and services searching and filtering. See Customize DHS Dashboard.
To see the MarkLogic Data Hub Service details, click the service name.
What to do next
- Manage the service admins and users who can manage a specific DHS or access its endpoints:
- Create a DHS Service User Account to use internal authentication, or
Note: MarkLogic Server provides internal authentication as the default option for managing service admins and users.
- (Optional) Add an LDAP Configuration to use external authentication (Recommended)
- Create a DHS Service User Account to use internal authentication, or
- You can manage the admins who can manage your portal in AWS.
- (Optional) You can manage the Service Administrators who can manage your DHS.