This section provides information about the installation procedures for the deployment and administration components of Corticon Server as well as the web application server, Apache Tomcat, that is used by the Java Server and the Web Console.

Note: IMPORTANT: Default application server - Corticon Server and Web Console install a standard Tomcat distribution to help you quickly get started. This is a standard Tomcat distribution at the time of Corticon release. It may not have the latest security patches or other security configuration changes recommended for production use. When moving to production, it is recommended to deploy Corticon Server and Web Console to a supported application server that you have supplied and secured. If you choose to use the bundled Tomcat in production, you assume responsibility for applying Tomcat security patches and performing security configuration.
Note: Linux Installation - When you download and run the Linux server installer, you get shell (.sh) scripts for start/stop and utility tools that correspond to the batch (.bat) scripts in a Windows installation.

There are several techniques for installing Corticon Server components:

Considerations for Authentication

Confirm that servers that will host Corticon Server installations are enabled for authentication, and that Decision Service administrators have the credentials to deploy to those servers.

When you run the Corticon Server installer, the application server does not enable authentication by default. To do so, see How to set up authentication for secure Java server access