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For quickly spinning up Fedora in a testing / experimental context, a default H2 database is available by default.
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You can connect to the H2 database by: - Downloading a copy of h2 (needs to match the version used by the version of fedora that you're using, which is 2.1.210 for the latest release): https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.h2database/h2/2.1.210
Launch the h2 web console (this should open a webpage in your browser): | Code Block |
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java -jar h2-2.1.210.jar |
Open the db by specifying the jdbc url, for example jdbc:h2:/home/jdoe/Downloads/fcrepo/fcrepo-home/data/fcrepo-h2.
When you start fedora, there should be a log line like | Code Block |
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INFO 15:48:22.039 [main] (DatabaseConfig) JDBC URL: jdbc:h2:/Users/psmith/www/fcrepo/ocfl_temp/data/fcrepo-h2;FILE_LOCK=SOCKET |
Copy the value from there.
- Remove the default user name
- Click "connect"
Note, you can't have fedora running when you connect to the db. |
However, for production installations, it is recommended to use a MariaDB, MySQL or PostgreSQL database.
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