Select either one or both of the following components:

Installs the Asynchronous Microservice along with other necessary components, including ZooKeeper and Analytics Common Workers. During the installation, three Workers are installed but the number of Workers can be scaled up when the installation is complete. For information, see Scale the Number of Workers.

Installs only the Synchronous Microservice.

The following components involve integration with ThingWorx:

This adapter generates the Analytics Things that can be accessed in ThingWorx Composer. It is selected by default if you have selected the Integration with ThingWorx parameter. If you plan to interact with ThingWorx Analytics via ThingWorx, this parameter is required.

Must be selected if you plan to use Analytics Builder or Analytics Manager. Analytics Extension can only be used if both the Async and the Sync Microservices are installed.

Enter the IP address or host name of your ThingWorx server, which must already be installed and running.

Enter the port for communicating with your ThingWorx server.

Enter the value from the Key ID field of the application key you created in ThingWorx.

Enter a name for the AnalyticsServer Thing that is created in ThingWorx during the Analytics Server installation. This full name is attached as a prefix to each microservice name. This Thing name must be unique within the server deployment.

Set to y for Yes in order to require the use of SSL when connecting to ThingWorx. The default value is n for No.

If you do not opt to use SSL for the connection to ThingWorx, continue with Step 6. If you enable SSL for the ThingWorx connection, complete the remaining parameters in this step.

Set to y for Yes if you are using a self-signed ThingWorx SSL certificate and you want to allow the installer to upload it automatically. The default value is n for No, but you will need to import the certificate manually if you select No. For more information, see Import a Self-signed SSL Certificate Manually.

Enter the path to the location where the SSL certificate file is stored. This file is either a PEM or CER file.

Enter an alias name that is assigned to the SSL certificate. Alias names are converted automatically to all lower case.

Enter the password for the Java Truststore, a file where trusted SSL certificates are stored. The Truststore is created automatically, with a default password, when Java is installed. For more information about Java Truststore passwords, see Working with Certificates and SSL on the Oracle website.

The default response is y for Yes. You can press Enter to accept it and move on to the next parameter or clear it by changing it to n for No. When SSL authentication support is enabled for the microservices, communication is protected between the ThingWorx Adapter and the Analytics APIs. Communication between the APIs is also secured.

Enter the path to the location where the SSL Keystore file is stored. This file contains the signed SSL certificate.

Enter the password for the SSL Keystore.

Enter the alias name that is assigned to the signed SSL certificate. Alias names are converted automatically to all lower case.

Enter either an IP address or a fully qualified domain name for the primary network adapter on your ThingWorx Analytics Server. The value must match the SAN value provided on the SSL certificate.

Enter the password for the Java Truststore, a file where trusted SSL certificates are stored. The Truststore is created automatically, with a default password, when Java is installed. For more information about Java Truststore passwords, see Working with Certificates and SSL on the Oracle website.