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| title | /etc/yum.repos.d/squirro.repo |
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[squirro-stable]
name=Squirro - Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 - Stable
baseurl=https://<user name>:<password>@mirror.squirro.net/centos/7/stable/$basearch/<specific version or 'latest'>/
enabled=1
gpgkey=https://mirror.squirro.net/rhel/RPM-GPG-KEY-squirro-stable
gpgcheck=1
sslverify=1
metadata_expire=300 |
Following is an example for CentOS 8 operating system.
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| title | /etc/yum.repos.d/squirro.repo |
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[squirro-stable]
name=Squirro - CentOS 8 - Stable
baseurl=https://<user name>:<password>@mirror.squirro.net/centos/8/stable/$basearch/<specific version or 'latest'>/
enabled=1
gpgkey=https://mirror.squirro.net/rhel/RPM-GPG-KEY-squirro-stable
gpgcheck=1
sslverify=1
metadata_expire=300 |
Storage Node Installation
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You can choose to run MySql server and Redis servers remotely, i.e. not residing on the Squirro Cluster Node if you go through the trouble of setting up MySql and Redis Server installations with a specific configuration. To set up Squirro with remote MySql server and Redis server "Backends", please create a readable file /etc/squirro/backends.ini with the content: | Code Block |
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is_mysql_server_remote = true
is_redis_server_remote = true |
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Installation of the Squirro cluster node happens with two separate packages. The first package installs the required Linux users and the second installs the services. Use the following commands for the installation:
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yum install squirro-cluster-node-users
yum install squirro-cluster-node |
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Finally start the Squirro Services
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| echo "Starting Squirro services"
cd /lib/systemd/system
for service in $(ls sq*d.service); do
echo "Starting $service"
systemctl restart $service
done |
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