Hybrid Data Pipeline is a highly adaptable software service that can be securely integrated into a variety of network environments. Follow these guidelines to get your Hybrid Data Pipeline environment up and running.
Determine how to deploy Hybrid Data Pipeline. Hybrid Data Pipeline can be deployed either on a standalone node or behind a load balancer on one or more nodes. See Deployment scenarios for detailed information.
Determine which components you need to install and configure in addition to the Hybrid Data Pipeline server. The ODBC driver must be installed to support ODBC applications, and the JDBC driver to support JDBC applications. The On-Premises Connector can be installed for direct, secure access to on-premises data sources.
Ensure that Product requirements are met for each component you are installing. At this time, the Hybrid Data Pipeline server must be installed on a Linux 64-bit machine.
Collect the information needed for server installation. For example, host and port information must be supplied during the installation of the Hybrid Data Pipeline server. The information you need, in part, depends on your deployment scenario.
After installation of at least one Hybrid Data Pipeline server, you can modify your environment to use an external JRE at runtime as opposed to the embedded JRE that is shipped with the product package. See External JRE support and integration.
After the installation of the server, proceed with the installation of supporting components. See the following topics for details.
Determine how to deploy Hybrid Data Pipeline. Hybrid Data Pipeline can be deployed either on a standalone node or behind a load balancer on one or more nodes. See Deployment scenarios for detailed information.