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Revision as of 19:43, 11 April 2017
Before Starting
Before installing the Stack Installer, you need to make sure that you have the prerequisites.
- You must have a Linux Server (CentOS or RedHat) (see current code levels) and a login with sudo access. You will need to be able to login to a console window to execute commands.
- The stack-installer-<version>.zip file from Lingoport. This should go into the login home directory.
- The LRM license information from Lingoport. This is your company name, number of projects licensed, the license expiration date and the license key.
- Login information to the Globalyzer Server which has the rulesets. If you are using Globalyzer's hosted server that will be [[1]], but you need a login and password.
Getting Started
- The first thing to do is to get the stack-installer-<version>.zip file on the Linux machine.
- Unzip the stack-installer-<version>.zip file. If this is a new Linux install, it might not have the unzip command installed yet.
> sudo yum install unzip > unzip stack-installer.zip > cd stack-installer
- Edit the
login-info.conf
file.
- The Globalyzer Login details are the username and login for the Globalyzer Server.
- The Server Address or IP is the address of the machine you are installing. The one you are on right now.
- The Lingoport/LRM MySQL user and Lingoport Dashboard MySQL user can be left to the defauls values
- Make sure that all variable lines are uncommented.
# The installer will prompt you for various login information required to # install the lingoport suite. Optionally, you may set that information here, # in which case the installer will skip these prompts. # Globalyzer Login details GLOBALYZER_USER="betty@acme.com" GLOBALYZER_PASS="abcdefgh" GLOBALYZER_SERVER="https://www.globalyzer.com/gzserver" # Server Address or IP SERVER_URL_OR_IP="xyz.acme.com" # Alternately "http://some.domain.com" # Lingoport/LRM MySQL user LINGOPORT_MYSQL_USER="lingoport" LINGOPORT_MYSQL_PASS="lingopwd" # Lingoport Dashboard MySQL user DASHBOARD_SONAR_USER="lingodashuser" DASHBOARD_SONAR_PASS="lingodashpass"
- Edit the
lrm-license.conf
file using the licensing information provided by Lingoport.
# The installer will prompt you for license information required to install # the lingoport resource manager. Optionally, you may set that information # here, in which case the installer will skip these prompts. # Lingoport Resource Manager (LRM) license details: COMPANY_NAME="Acme" LRM_MAX_PROJECTS="10" LRM_LICENSE_EXPIRATION_DATE="2018-01-01" LRM_LICENSE_KEY="9876543210"
Installing
- Run the
stack-configurer.sh
. Leave passwords blank if possible.
./stack-configurer.sh
- Login as the newly created jenkins user and run
stack-installer.sh
> sudo su - jenkins > cd stack-installer > ./stack-installer.sh
- Bring up Jenkins and the Dashboard in the browser and verify that they look correct.