All WSO2 products are Enterprise Integration is shipped with an embedded H2 databases database for storing data. These This default databases are database is located in the <PRODUCT_HOME>/repository/the /database
directory of the product packEI profile.
Default databases
Explained below are the default databases that you will find in the database
directory.
- Carbon database:
WSO2CARBON_DB.h2.db
is the main Carbon database in a WSO2 productof the profile. This stores registry and user management data by default. In addition, if the product uses features of WSO2 Identity Server or WSO2 Enterprise Store (ES), data that are specific to those will by default reside in the embedded Carbon database. However, for production environments, we recommend separate RDBMSs to store identity-related and storage-related data. - Product-specific databases: In addition to the main Carbon database, your product may have other databases for storing product-specific datathe Business Process profile and Message Broker profile also has profile-specific databases.
Changing the default databases
The embedded H2 databases shipped with your product are suitable for development, testing, and some production environments. For most production environments, we recommend industry-standard RDBMSs such as Oracle, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MS SQL, etc. Further, if you have features of WSO2 Identity Server or WSO2 Enterprise Store (ES) in your product, it is recommended to use separate RDBMSs for each, i.e., identity-related and storage-related data.
WSO2 products are shipped with scripts for creating the required tables in all the required databases: The scripts for creating tables for user management and registry data are stored in the <PRODUCT_HOME>/dbscripts
folder directory of your EI profile. If productprofile-specific databases are required, and if features of WSO2 Identity Server or WSO2 Enterprise Store (ES) are used in the product, there will be subfolders in the <PRODUCT_HOME>/dbscripts
directory with separate scripts.
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Changing the default productprofile-specific databases:The process of setting up and configuring product-specific databases is similar to changing the default Carbon database. However, depending on the product, there may be additional configuration files to update. See the documentation for the respective product for instructions.