Read the System Requirements (important) for operating systems, databases and JVM we support with DevTest 10.7.2.
Download the DevTest 10.7.2 Software
Download from the Support Portal: https://support.broadcom.com . From My Dashboard chose Enterprise Software from the dropdown:
Choose My Downloads and search for SERVICE VIRTUALIZATION:
Click on SERVICE VIRTUALIZATION and you will get the below display:
Expand the above SV: DevTest Runtime User Seeding MULTI-PLATFORM or any one of the other products that begin with SV:
Click on Release 10.7.2
This icon is to get the Token Downloading for DevTest Docker containers.
Choose the products you want to download by selecting the Download box and then selecting the Download Selected pushbutton. You also may download each component separately.
Each DevTest Installer has both Workstation and Server components. Choose Server to get both, or just Workstation to not install the Server components.
NOTE: From DevTest 10.7.0 onwards, we ship the license file along with the installer.
Type of Upgrade
NOTE: applies to In-place and New Folder when using H2 database for IAM:
Migrate Data for the Default IAM Embedded Database (H2) Before Upgrading to DevTest 10.7.2
DevTest 10.7.2 uses three databases:
One for Identity Access Manager (IAM)
One for Enterprise Dashboard (EDB)
One for Registry (REG)
By default, Apache Derby databases are used when verifying out of the box for the Enterprise Dashboard and Registry. For IAM the default is H2, Keycloak's own embedded database.
To configure to an external database for each, you will require own database for each component. Multiple IAMs, EDBs and REGs cannot share the same databases.
Recommended size for each:
IAM: Requires its own unique database and must have at least 25 GB of storage
EDB: Requires its own unique database and must have at least 50 GB of storage
REG: Requires its own unique database and must have at least 500 GB of storage
Find out if your DBA needs the DDL to build each database. It is cleaner for DevTest to create the tables, and the user would just need DBA Authority to initially start, but then after tables are created, the permissions can be downgraded. The DDL for IAM is located in DEVTEST_HOME\IdentityAccessManager\database\ddl. The DDL for the Enterprise Dashboard, Registry are located in DEVTEST_HOME\database\ddl.
NOTE: The Registry database has two DDL files to run. database.dll and database_cai.dll. Where database is the database you will be using.
If your DBA is not creating the tables and letting DevTest do this, the user needs to have DBA authority the first time.
After referring and reviewing all the above information in this article, prepare the upgrade plan as per attached spreadsheet template and open a Support Case for a pre-Upgrade review of your plan on how you are planning to do your upgrade.
See attached spreadsheet for upgrade checklist.
1. DO NOT apply previous version patches to DevTest 10.7.2. To find out if the previous version patches are included in DevTest 10.7.2 release, review the Release Notes. 2
2. DO NOT copy a previous versions property files to the current version. If there are properties you need from a previous version, copy and paste each property from the old to the new version properties file.
3. Post 10.7.2 Updates: Post 10.7 Updates (DevTest 10.7.2 updates can be found in the DevTest 10.7.0 documentation.)
4. Post 10.7.2 Updates concerning Log4j, commands have changed so review the properties: Log4j Upgrade
5. DevTest 10.7.2 patches: Service Virtualization: Hot Fixes (Support Patches) and Service Packs
DevTest Documentation: DevTest Solutions 10.7
Knowledge Documents:
How to run multiple VSEs on Linux in DevTest 10.7.0 and later
What JDBC Drivers are Delivered with DevTest
JRE Error When Installing on Red Hat 7.7
Best Practices Installing and Verifying DevTest Out of the Box