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Create installation packages using the Installation Factory

 

The IBM Installation Factory for WebSphere Application Server creates install packages for installing WebSphere Application Server in a reliable and repeatable way, tailored to your specific needs.

Read through this topic and its related topics to prepare for creating and installing customized installation packages (CIPs). Become familiar with the packages and installation options before you start to use the installation tools. See Installation Factory overview for a full overview of the Installation Factory product.

Review the hardware and software requirements on the Supported hardware and software Web site to get started. If you encounter a problem such as needing more disk space or more temporary space, or missing prerequisite packages on your system, cancel the installation, make the required changes, and restart the installation.

 

Overview

The following procedure describes how to create and install an installation package for your WebSphere Application Server product.

 

Procedure

  1. Use the Installation Factory to create a customized installation package.

    See Getting started with the Installation Factory for more information about choosing what type of package to create, specifying parameters, and creating the package.

  2. Prepare your targeted machine for installation.

    See Preparing the operating system for installation.

  3. Install the resulting package

    See Installing a CIP for more information about installing the package.

 

Results

You can use the Installation Factory to create an installation package to install various products in the WebSphere Application Server family by following this procedure.


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Installation Factory overview

Getting started with the Installation Factory

Developing and installing customized installation packages

ifgui command

ifcli command

install command

 

Related Reference


CIP build definition file