The use of Ultipa requires licenses. Ultipa Powerhouse v5 offers two licenses:
They are both mounted into the Meta server container (/opt/meta-server/resource/cert).
You can apply for a license by logging in to the Ultipa website, clicking your email address in the top-right corner, and navigating to User Center > License. An Ultipa representative will get in touch with you shortly.
Alternatively, you may contact us directly at [email protected].
To dump or print out information about the server license in your database:
UQLlicense.dump()
It returns a table license with the following fields:
Field | Description |
|---|---|
license_uuid | The unique identifier for the license. |
company | The name of the company that owns the license. |
department | The department within the company that owns the license. |
limited_user | The maximum number of database users allowed. |
limited_graph | The maximum number of graphsets allowed. |
limited_node | The maximum number of nodes that each graphset can contain. |
limited_edge | The maximum number of edges that each graphset can contain. |
limited_shard | The maximum number of shard servers allowed. |
limited_hdc | The maximum number of HDC servers allowed. |
expired_date | The expiration date of the license. |
Licenses must be updated upon expiration to ensure continued access to Ultipa features and services.
To update both server license and algo license:
UQLlicense.update("<server_license_contxt>", "<algo_license_context>")
To update server license only:
UQLlicense.update("<server_license_contxt>", "")
To update algo license only:
UQLlicense.update("", "<algo_license_context>")
You can also update the licenses by running the ./ultipa.sh script provided during deployment:
Bash./ultipa.sh lic upload --config example.sh
This command uploads the updated ultipa.lic and ultipa_algo.lic files—specified in the example.sh configuration file—to the Meta servers.
