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  1. Preface
  2. Installation and Configuration
  3. Pre-Installation Tasks
  4. Installation
  5. Post-Installation Tasks
  6. Uninstallation
  7. Troubleshooting the Installation
  8. Configuring Extended JVM Parameters
  9. Glossary

Installation and Configuration Guide

Installation and Configuration Guide

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Installing Vibe Data Stream in Console Mode

Installing
Vibe Data Stream
 in Console Mode

You can install VDS in console mode on Linux.
  1. Log in to the machine with a system user account.
  2. On a command line, run install.sh from the directory where you extracted the installation files. Assign execute permissions before running the install.sh script or run the sh ./install.sh command.
  3. Press
    Enter
     to continue.
  4. Press 1 to accept the terms of the license agreement.
    The
    VDS Installation
     page appears.
  5. Select the
    VDS
     components you want to install.
    You can install the following components from the
    VDS Installation
     page:
    Apache ZooKeeper
    Enter 1 and Press
    Enter
     to install Apache ZooKeeper that is part of the VDS installer. If you already have ZooKeeper installed, provide configuration information in the
    Components Configuration
     page.
    Administration Components
    Enter 1 and press
    Enter
     to install the following components:
    • VDS Components on an existing Informatica Platform. Select this option if you have installed Informatica PowerCenter.
    The
    Administrator Daemon
     is installed if you select Administration components.
    Vibe Data Stream Node
    Enter 1 and press
    Enter
     to install the
    VDS Node
    .
  6. Optionally, to enable security, enter 1 and press
    Enter
    .
    If you enable security, the installer sets up HTTPS connection between the
    VDS
     components.
    The
    PowerCenter Server Installation Directory
     page appears.
  7. Enter the path to the PowerCenter server installation.
  8. Press
    Enter
    .
    The
    Pre-Installation Summary
     details appear.
  9. Press
    Enter
     to continue with the installation.
    The
    Components Configuration
     page appears when the installation completes. The configuration details that you should specify depends on the components you selected in the
    VDS Installation
     page.
    If you selected Administration components, enter the following configuration details:
    Unicast Topic Resolution Daemon Port (LBMRD)
    Port for the Topic Resolution Daemon (LBMRD).
    Default is 15380.
    Administrator Tool Monitoring Port
    Port that Informatica Administrator uses to send statistics to the
    Administrator Daemon
    . Default is 15386.
    Daemon HTTP(S) Server Port
    Port on which the
    Administrator Daemon
     runs an HTTP or HTTPS server from which the VDS Node fetches configuration. If you selected secure communication for the components, the
    Administrator Daemon
     runs an HTTPS server.
    Default is 15381.
    Monitoring Traffic Port
    Port that the
    Administrator Daemon
     uses to receive statistics from the VDS Node.
    Administrator Tool Monitoring Port
    Port that Informatica Administrator uses to communicate with the
    Administrator Daemon
    . Default is 15386.
    If you selected the VDS Node and Apache ZooKeeper components, enter the following configuration details:
    Network Interface Address
    Select the network interface if you are installing the components on a multi-homed host.
    The interface has the following format:
    <IP Address>
    . For example, 10.65.43.75
    Apache ZooKeeper IP Address and Ports
    The IP address and port that the
    Administrator Daemon
     uses to communicate with Apache ZooKeeper.
    The IP address and port combination has the following format:
    <IP Address or host name>:<port>
    You can enter multiple comma-separated IP address and port combinations. If you have configured high availability on ZooKeeper and one instance of ZooKeeper is down, the
    Administrator Daemon
     connects to the next available ZooKeeper server.
    If you have enabled security for the Informatica domain, the installer enables the
    SSL Network Authentication
     option. VDS uses the same SSL certificates used by the Informatica domain.
    If you have enabled Kerberos authentication for the Informatica domain, the installer enables the
    Kerberos Network Authentication
     option.
    Optionally, you can configure Kerberos authentication between the Administrator Daemon and the Administrator tool. Press 1 to enable Kerberos authentication.
    Specify the location of the following keytab files:
    • Administrator Daemon and VDS Node keytab files. To configure Kerberos authentication for VDS, specify these keytab files.
    • Administrator Daemon, VDS Node, and Administrator tool keytab files. To configure Kerberos authentication between the Administrator Daemon and the Administrator tool, specify these keytab files.
  10. Press
    Enter
    .
    The
    Post-Installation Summary
     page appears when the installation is complete.
  11. Press
    Enter
     to exit the installation process.
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