Configuring the DSC for the Public Cloud Using the CLI - BAR - Data Stream Architecture - Follow these steps to configure the DSC for the public cloud, using the command-line interface (CLI).

Teradata® DSA User Guide
Product
BAR
Data Stream Architecture
Release Number
16.20
Published
November 2019
Language
English (United States)
Last Update
2019-11-27
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Teradata Tools and Utilities
CLI users can configure and use the DSC in the public cloud by using the command line.
  1. In the cloud product, run dsu-init from the DSC master node. [AWS] See Initializing a DSC Instance, in the Teradata® Software for AWS Installation and Administration Guide, B035-2800. [Azure] See Initializing a DSC VM, in the Teradata Vantage™ on Azure (DIY) Installation and Administration Guide, B035-2810.
  2. In the cloud product, run barnc-init from each Teradata node. [AWS] See Configuring and Initializing ClientHandler on Teradata Nodes, in the Teradata® Software for AWS Installation and Administration Guide, B035-2800. [Azure] See Configuring and Initializing ClientHandler on Teradata Nodes, in the Teradata Vantage™ on Azure (DIY) Installation and Administration Guide, B035-2810.
  3. If you want to back up to the cloud from an on-premises system, you must install the AXMS3 or AXMAzure packages, see Teradata® DSA - DSU Installation, Configuration, and Upgrade Guide, B035-3153, Teradata® DSA - DSE for Veritas NetBackup Installation, Configuration, and Upgrade Guide, B035-3151, or Teradata® DSA - DSE for IBM Spectrum Protect Installation, Configuration, and Upgrade Guide, B035-3155 for the instructions.
  4. Using the BAR CLI on the DSC master node, run the following commands:
    1. config_systems
    2. enable_component
    3. config_aws OR config_azure
  5. Create target groups. See Target Groups.
  6. Set up repository backup. See Backing Up the DSC Repository with the Command Line.
  7. Create and run jobs. See Planning a Job: Command Line.