- Most services are in the core catalog.
- Domino Minimal is the default Domino Environment that includes core services.
- They are newer, experimental services.
- They are services that Domino can’t directly control - the frequency of functional and security updates.
- Services for testing and internal use.
- New Relic
- Starburst
- Falco
- csi-driver-smb
- dcgm-exporter
- Domino Standard Environment
- Domino Spark Environment
extended_catalog is enabled.
Other than these environments, extended_catalog functions only as a gate, but does not result in the installation of extended catalog services.
For example, enabling extended_catalog does not install New Relic, but you do have to enable extended_catalog in order to install New Relic.
Fleetcommand-agent: In the fleetcommand-agent installer, the extended catalog is gated by the extended_catalog configuration flag. By default, this flag is off and the installer cannot install services in the extended catalog. It does not enable all extended catalog services automatically, but rather just functions as a gate to prevent installing services that may have extra consideration in sensitive production environments without clear intent.
When to use extended_catalog
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You’re upgrading from a 5.10 or earlier release:
For 5.10 and earlier,
extended_catalogwill be set totruewhen migrating the config schema to 5.11. Existing installs may have features from the extended catalog enabled, so this provides maximum compatibility with prior versions. -
You want to use a service in the extended catalog:
You may want to use a service that’s in the extended catalog, such as New Relic or Starburst. Set
extended_catalogto enable this. See the configured-releases command information below to identify the full list of extended catalog releases for a given Domino version.
Check for Extended Catalog Services
The fleetcommand-agent’sconfigured-releases command can be used to determine what core and extended catalog services will be installed for a given install.
The standard usage is as follows:
- SERVICE: The name of the service.
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STATUS INTENT: What the
fleetcommand-agentinstaller intends to do when running the install.-
installed: The installer intends to install this service. -
not installed: The installer does not intend to install this service. -
uninstalled: If the service is installed in the Kubernetes cluster, the installer will remove it. This is only used with deprecated services.
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CORE/EXT:
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core: This service is a core catalog release. -
extended: This service is an extended catalog release. -
N/A: For uninstalled services, which have no core/extended catalog distinction.
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extended_catalog set to false, but also configures a release using the extended catalog, the following error will be displayed in the configured-releases list:
extended_catalog is false, the --extended-only and --installed-only flags can be combined to provide an easy way to see if you are attempting to install an extended catalog release:
monitoring.newrelic.infrastructure is true), but extended_catalog is false. Below is the result of the configured-releases command: