After completing the SaltStack Config installation process using either installation method, you must complete some post-installation tasks. These tasks are intended to be followed in a specific order as listed in this guide.
Install the license key SaltStack Config , it contains a 14-day trial license. To continue using SaltStack Config beyond the 14-day trial, contact a sales representative to purchase a license and then install the key.Install and configure the Master Plugin SaltStack Config . The Master Plugin includes a variety of settings you can adjust to improve performance, which are particularly useful for large or busy environments.Check the RaaS configuration file SaltStack Config . RaaS provides RPC endpoints to receive management commands from the SaltStack Config user interface, as well as RPC control endpoints to interface with connected Salt masters. The RaaS configuration settings are in the /etc/raas/raas configuration file on the RaaS node.Log in for the first time and change default credentials SaltStack Config for the first time. After you first login, you should change the root password and secure your RaaS credentials.Accept the Salt master key and back up data SaltStack Config user interface. You need to accept the Salt master's key, remove the pillar top file, and back up critical data. You can also try some sample content to enable more accurate minion presence detection and to test the overall system's functionality.Set up SSL certificates SaltStack Config , but recommended.Configure SaltStack SecOps vRealize Automation SaltStack SecOps is add-on for SaltStack Config that provides two security libraries. Both content libraries update regularly as security standards change. You can configure content to download (or ingest) automatically as security standards change, which is recommended for most standard systems.Set up Single Sign-On (SSO) SaltStack Config integrates with third-party identity and access management solutions to enable users to login to the SaltStack Config user interface.
