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Follow the steps in order. Issue all commands using the root user account.

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1. Back up Ubisecure Directory. See instructions from Backup And Restore and restore - Ubisecure Directory.

Perform on each Ubisecure CustomerID node:

1. Unpack the distribution package. See instructions from CustomerID Distribution Package Unpacking On Linux Distribution package unpacking on Linux - CustomerID.
2. Check Java. See instructions from CustomerID Java Check On check on Linux - CustomerID.

Perform once for the whole Ubisecure CustomerID cluster:

1. Prepare PostgreSQL. See instructions from CustomerID PostgreSQL Preparation On preparation on Linux - CustomerID.

Perform on each Ubisecure CustomerID node:

1. Install WildFly. See instructions from CustomerID Two Node WildFly Domain Installation On Linuxnode WildFly domain installation on Linux - CustomerID.

Perform once on CustomerID Master Node:

1. Extract the deployment template. See instructions from CustomerID Deployment Template Extraction On LinuxDeployment template extraction on Linux - CustomerID.
2. Edit the setup template and run setup. See instructions from CustomerID Setup Template On template on Linux - CustomerID.
3. Prepare WildFly for domain configuration. See instructions from CustomerID Two Node WildFly Prepare For Domain Configuration On Linuxnode WildFly prepare for domain configuration on Linux - CustomerID.
4. Configure WildFly on CustomerID Master Node. See instructions from CustomerID Two Node Master WildFly Configuration On Linuxnode master WildFly configuration on Linux - CustomerID.
5. Configure the singleton subsystem. See instuctions from High Availability CustomerID Singleton Subsystem Configuration on Linuxinstructions from Two node singleton subsystem configuration on Linux - CustomerID.
6. Configure authentication protocol. See instructions from: CustomerID Application Identity Generation And IDP Metadata Download On Linuxfrom Application identity generation and IDP metadata download on Linux - CustomerID.

Perform on CustomerID Slave Node:

1. Transfer the installation folder from master node. See instructions from CustomerID Two Node Installation Folder Transfer On Linux.Prepare WildFly for domain configuration. See instructions from CustomerID Two Node WildFly Prepare For Domain Configuration On Linux Two node installation folder transfer on Linux - CustomerID.
2. Configure WildFly on CustomerID Slave Node. See instructions from CustomerID Two Node Slave WildFly Configuration On Linuxnode slave WildFly configuration on Linux - CustomerID.

Perform once on CustomerID Master Node:

1. Create JDBC data source to WildFly. See instructions from High Availability CustomerID JDBC from CustomerID Two Node JDBC Data Source Creation on On Linux.
2. Create a Mail Session configuration for WildFly. See instructions from CustomerID Two Node Mail Session Creation On Linux Two node mail session creation on Linux - CustomerID
3. Configure logging for CustomerID. See instructions from CustomerID Two Node Logging On Linux Two node logging on Linux - CustomerID
4. Register "customerid.home" system property to WildFly. See instructions from CustomerID WildFly System Property Registration On LinuxWildFly system property registration on Linux - CustomerID

Perform once for the whole Ubisecure CustomerID cluster:

1. Create a directory service for Ubisecure CustomerID SQL in Ubisecure SSO Management. See instructions from CustomerID SQL Directory Service Creation On Linux SQL directory service creation on Linux - CustomerID.
2. Create web agents for Ubisecure CustomerID. See instructions from CustomerID Web Agents Creation On Linux Web agents creation on Linux - CustomerID.
3. Create a directory service for Ubisecure CustomerID LDAP in Ubisecure SSO Management. See instructions from CustomerID LDAP Directory Service Creation On Linux LDAP directory service creation on Linux - CustomerID.

Perform on each Ubisecure SSO node:

1. Install PostgreSQL JDBC driver to SSO node(s). See instructions from PostgreSQL JDBC driver installation to SSO on Linux - CustomerID.
2. Install Ubisecure CustomerID SSO Adapter to Ubisecure SSO node(s). See instructions from CustomerID SSO Adapter Installation On Linux SSO adapter installation on Linux - CustomerID.

Perform once for the whole Ubisecure CustomerID cluster:

1. Add authentication method configurations in Ubisecure SSO Management. See instructions from CustomerID Authentication Method Configuration On Linux Authentication method configuration on Linux - CustomerID.

Perform on each Ubisecure CustomerID node:

1. Create a site specific configuration for Ubisecure CustomerID. See instructions from CustomerID Site Specific Configuration On Linux Site specific configuration on Linux - CustomerID.

Perform on the CustomerID Master Node

1. Deploy the Worker Enterprise Archive to the WildFly domain. See instructions from CustomerID Two Node Deploying node deploying Worker EAR On on Linux - CustomerID
2. Deploy CustomerID Enterprise Archive to the WildFly domain. See instructions from CustomerID Two Node Deploying node deploying CustomerID EAR On on Linux - CustomerID
3. Configure HTTPS, See CustomerID Two Node node CustomerID SSL On on Linux - CustomerID..

Perform on each Ubisecure CustomerID node:

1. Configure SELinux. See instructions from SELinux configuration - CustomerID SELinux Configuration.
2. Restart Ubisecure CustomerID. See instructions from CustomerID Restart On on Linux - CustomerID.

Perform on the CustomerID Master Node

1. Initialize data storages. See instructions from CustomerID Data Storages Initialization On Linux Data storages initialization on Linux - CustomerID.

Perform on each Ubisecure SSO node:

1. Restart Ubisecure SSO. See instructions from CustomerID Installation Related related SSO Restart On restart on Linux - CustomerID.

Perform on each Ubisecure CustomerID node:

1. Restart Ubisecure CustomerID on Master node first, then slave node. See instructions from CustomerID Restart On on Linux - CustomerID.

Perform once for the whole Ubisecure CustomerID cluster:

1. Import example admin user. See instructions from CustomerID Example User Data Import On Linux Example user data import on Linux - CustomerID.