Introduction
The infinit.e-platform.prerequisites RPM .online and .offline RPMS contains a collection of packages, data files, and scripts that are necessary to prepare a clean CentOS 5.6 or Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.5 server for the installation of IKANOW's Infinit.e.
There are two types of installation mode supported by infinit.e-platform.prerequisites:
- Online
i{*}nfinit.e-platform.prerequisites.online -*The Online installation is for target machines that have an active connection to the internet that allows YUM to retrieve the latest version of packages required for the installation. - Offline
infinit.e-platform.prerequisites.offline - *The Offline installation is for target machines that *are not connected to the internet. When the installation script (install.sh) is run YUM is pointed to the /mnt/opt/infinit.e-install/rpms directory where the required RPMs and their dependencies are located.
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| API Node | DB Node |
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Createrepo | X | X |
Jpackage-utils | X | X |
yum-priorities | X | X |
s3cmd | X | X |
Java | X | X |
Tomcat 6 | X | X |
Splunk | X | X |
MongoDB | X | X |
Elasticsearch | X | X |
Curl | X | X |
Hadoop | X |
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Hue | X |
1. Installation of the RPM
Once infinit.e-platform.prerequisites RPM has been copied to the target machine execute the following command (assuming that you are within the same directory in which the RPM is located):
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rpm -i infinit.e-platform.prerequisites.online-localBuild.0-0.noarch.rpm
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or:
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rpm -i infinit.e-platform.prerequisites.offline-localBuild.0-0.noarch.rpm
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depending on the type of install.
RPM will unpack all of the files required to complete the installation into the following directory:
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/mnt/opt/infinit.e-install |
2. Running install.sh
infinit.e-platform.prerequisites copies the online_install.sh or offline_install.sh script from following directory on the target machine:
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sh install.sh offline dbnode |
3. Configuring the Node via the infinite.configuration.properties.TEMPLATE File
When the install.sh script has completed running you should see the following message:
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