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Methods for installing Boomi Runtimes

There are many supported installation methods as described below.

  • An interactive approach to installation by using:

    • The Integration user interface

    • Console mode (Linux only)

  • An unattended (or silent) installation.

  • A Boomi-supplied Docker image (Linux only).

Except for the Docker image, the installers and upgraders that provides support the command-line options of install4j (an installer builder from ej-technologies):

  • The -c option is used for a console mode installation or upgrade.

  • The -q option is used for an unattended mode installation.

For more information about command-line options for the install4j installer, see Command-Line Options For Generated Installers.

When you install a Boomi runtime you must provide one of the following:

  • Your user name and password

  • A valid installer token, which you can generate by using:

    • The runtime, runtime cluster, or runtime cloud setup dialog when downloading the installer from the user interface

    • The Installer Token object of the Platform API or Partner API

    • The AtomSphere API or AtomSphere Partner API connector

note

No matter what method you use to install a Boomi runtime, the system where you are installing must meet the applicable system requirements.