Installing CipherTrust Vaulted Tokenization Using Chef Scripts

This section describes the installation of CT-V using Chef Scripts.

SafeNet Tokenization 8.9.0 is verified to work with Chef Scripts and can be installed remotely at cloud for Java APIs and Web Services.

It is understood that the user is aware about working of Chef Scripts and how to set-up the Chef Server, Workstations and Nodes. The following screen displays the flow of silent installation of CT-V using Chef Scripts.

Note

Before installing CT-V, make sure that the Nodes meet the installation prerequisites. For more information, refer to Installing CipherTrust Vaulted Tokenization. The Node and Workstation can be Windows/Linux machines, whereas the Chef Server must be a Linux machine.

The user authors the recipe and upload it to the Chef Server using the command-line. The recipe to invoke the Node is run through the command-line. The Node fetches the recipe and other data from the Chef Server and installs the same.

The sample recipe used to perform silent installation of CT-V through the command-line:

package "install" do
exec "java -jar <CT-V jar location in windows/ Linux>TokenizationInstaller-8.9.0.000.jar -f
<CT-V jar location in windows/ Linux>\\SilentInstallation.properties

The message for successful installation or any error message is displayed on the console.