From the following two types, select the most suitable installation method. If installing using multi-user mode, check that the operations of other users will not affect the installation:
Note
This product cannot be installed in an environment where it has already been installed.
Log in as a superuser.
$ su -<ENTER>
Load the installation DVD-ROM and execute the installation shell script (install.sh) stored on the DVD-ROM from any directory.
# mount /dev/deviceFileName DVD-ROMmountDir <ENTER>
# DVD-ROMmountDir/install.sh <ENTER>
The product name will be displayed as shown below.
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| Interstage Big Data Complex Event Processing Server V1.0.0 |
| |
| Copyright 2012 FUJITSU LIMITED |
+------------------------------------------------------------+
In the interactive process shown below, which continues from the display above, specify the engine execution user and the name of the group to which the engine execution user belongs, which were created in advance.
Only a user or group that has already been created can be specified. You can stop installation by typing "q" and pressing the Enter key.
Below is an input example where "isbdcep" is specified as the user name and "isbdcep" is specified as the group name.
Please specify the engine execution user and group.
CEP engine processes will run as the specified user and group.
It differs who performs operational commands.
Please enter the user name of the engine execution user [q]: isbdcep<ENTER>
Please enter the group name of the engine execution user [q]: isbdcep<ENTER>
Then specify the engine name to be created at initial setup. You can stop installation by typing "q" and pressing the Enter key.
Please enter the initial engine's name (default: CepEngine) [q]: CepEngine<ENTER>
The installation details will be displayed.
In installPackages, all of the packages to be installed will be displayed delimited by spaces.
Engine execution user (group):
specifiedEngineExecutionUserName (specifiedEngineExecutionUserGroupName)
Initial engine's name:
specifiedEngineName
Installation packages:
installPackages
Check the content and, to start installing the packages, type "y" and press the Enter key.
To stop installation, type "q" and press the Enter key.
Do you want to proceed with the installation? [y,q]:y<ENTER>
When installation has completed normally, the message below will be output.
The installation processing completed successfully.
After installation has completed normally, reboot the OS. Perform the post-installation procedure to continue.
# shutdown -r now <ENTER>
Create an installation file. Create the file after designing and checking the parameters to be specified in advance.
Refer to "9.3.1 Installation File" for information on the file.
Example
Below is an example of the file.
In this example, "isbdcep" is specified as the engine execution user, "isbdcep" is specified as the group to which the engine execution user belongs, and "CepEngine" is specified as the name of the CEP engine to be created at initial setup.
BDCEP_USER_NAME=isbdcep
BDCEP_GROUP_NAME=isbdcep
BDCEP_INITIAL_ENGINE_NAME=CepEngine
Point
A sample of the installation file is stored in "/samples/bdcep.conf" on the DVD-ROM of this product. To work efficiently, copy the sample to the work directory of the system and then edit the parameters.
Log in as a superuser.
$ su -<ENTER>
Load the installation DVD-ROM and, from any directory, execute the installation shell script (install.sh) stored on the DVD-ROM, with the "-s installFilePath" option added.
After execution, installation of this product will start.
# mount /dev/deviceFileName DVD-ROMmountDir <ENTER>
# DVD-ROMmountDir/install.sh -s installFilePath <ENTER>
Note
The installFilePath specification is mandatory.
If there is no file in the specified installFilePath or if the read fails, an error message will be displayed and installation will stop.
When installation has completed normally, the message below will be output.
The installation processing completed successfully.
After installation has completed normally, reboot the OS.
# shutdown -r now <ENTER>