cd $OGG_HOME/bin
./oggca.sh

Use the following steps to add a deployment to the existing Service Manager:

1. From the Configuration Options section, select Add new GoldenGate deployment to add a deployment the existing Service Manager and click Next.

2. On the Service Manager Administrator Account screen, specify the Service Manager login credentials for the existing Service Manager and click Next, as shown in the following image.

   
   
   

3. On the User Deployment screen, configure the options for the new deployment, as mentioned in the following table:

   Option	Description
   Deployment Name	Specify a deployment name.
   Deployment Home	Browse and select the location of you deployment. This location must be outside the Service Manager and Oracle GoldenGate installer locations.
   Customize	Click the Customize button to specify a different location for the configuration directories such as OGG_ETC_HOME, OGG_CONF_HOME, OGG_SSL_HOME, OGG_VAR_HOME, OGG_DATA_HOME, OGG_ARCHIVE_HOME, and Performance Metrics DataStore Home.
   Ports	Enter the port numbers for the Microservices: Administration Service Distribution Service Receiver Service Performance Metrics Service.
   Data Store Type	Select the type of data store you need for storing Performance Metrics data. Options include BDB, and LMDB.
   Data Store Home	Browse and select a location for the data store home directory.
   StatsD	Enable this check box to specify the connection details of the StatsD server, which needs to be connected to the deployment. You need to specify the host name and a unique port number of the StatsD server using the options that get enabled after you select the StatsD enable checkbox.
   StatsD Host	Enter the hostname or IP address of the StatsD server. This information would be used by the Service Manager to connect to the StatsD host. The StatsD server can be located on the same host machine where Oracle GoldenGate deployment exists, or it could be a remote host.
   StatsD Port	Enter the port number for the StatsD host. The default port number is 8125.
   Server Certificates	This box is disabled as the server certificate file (.pem) is already selected while configuring the Service Manager options.
   Server Private Key	The server certificate private key file (.key) is preselected.
   Server CA Certificate	The trusted RootCA certificate is also preselected.
   Client Certificates	Browse and select the client certificate file (.pem) if required.
   Client Private Key	Browse and select the client certificate private key file (.key) for the associated client certificate.
   Client CA Certificate	Browse and select the trusted rootCA certificate that would verify the associated client certificate.
   TNS_ADMIN	(Oracle only) Enter the value for this environment variable based on the location of the tnsnames.ora and sqlnet.ora files. The TNS_ADMIN parameter specifies the directory path of Oracle Net Services in which files such as the tnsnames.ora and sqlnet.ora reside. The tnsnames.ora file is the configuration file that contains the net service names that are mapped to the connect descriptors of the database services.
   Replication Schema	Specify the schema name of the Oracle GoldenGate Database administrator user.
   Environment Variables	Click this button to open the Environment Variables dialog box. It includes the paths for the preset environment variables, $OGG_HOME, and $LD_LIBRARY_PATH. Some variables are fixed, others can be extended, and you can add additional variables. For Db2 z/OS, make sure the set up the IBMCLIDRIVER and LD_LIBRARY_PATH before you start creating the deployment. To set up these environment variables, see Set Environment Variables for Oracle GoldenGate for Db2 z/OS. You may want to check the environment variable settings for the respective database from the databased-specific documentation.

4. On the User Administrator Account screen, enter the login credentials for the new deployment. Make sure to use a strong password. Click Next.

5. Review the configurations for the deployment on the Summary screen. Click Finish and then click Next.

   (Optional) You can save the configuration information to a response file. Oracle recommends that you save the response file. You can run the installer from the command line using this file as an input to duplicate the results of a successful configuration on other systems. You can edit this file or a new one from the provided template.

   Note:

   When saving to a response file, the administrator password is not saved for security reasons. You must edit the response file and enter the password if you want to reuse the response file for use on other systems.

6. View the progress of the deployment set up on the Configure Deployment screen. If the deployment is added successfully, then you'll see a message that the deployment is added successfully. Click Next.

7. Click Close on the Finish screen to exit OGGCA.