Stage 4 - Upload and Extract Syndeia Cloud 3.6 SP2
Objective
To upload previously downloaded packages to the cloned SC server and to extract it to make it available for the subsequent stages.
Prerequisites
Previous stage has been completed successfully.
Ensure you have the
syndeia-cloud-3.6-SP2*.zip(or the latest service pack) packages downloaded from the download / license instructions sent out by our team.
Steps
Follow the below steps to extract Syndeia Cloud.
Upload
syndeia-cloud-3.6-SP1*.zip(or latest service pack) to the server’s non-root user’s home directory (the setup scripts all make use ofsudoso there is no need to run as root) or the home directory's Downloads folder.SSH to the target Syndeia Cloud server as a non-root user.
Run
umaskto ensure your userumaskis set to0002and root'sumaskis set to0022. If not, then run the following commands.umask 0002 sudo su # you will be prompted for a password umask # IF this *isn't* "0022", THEN set it in /root/.profile (at least for the duration of the SC deployment) echo "umask 0022" > /root/.profile
umask (user mask) determines the default permissions that are applied when new files and directories are created. It influences which permissions are granted or restricted by default.
sdfinto the directory where you downloaded the Syndeia Cloud.ZIP.
Use the
cdcommand to navigate to the directory where the Syndeia Cloud zip files were transferred.Unzip all of the transferred zip files using the following command.
find . -iname "syndeia-cloud-3.6-SP2*.zip" -exec unzip {} \;
Running this command will automatically create and extract files to the appropriate folders. You will not need to create your own folders beforehand.
Run the following command to stop all Syndeia and supporting services in preparation for the following stages.
sudo systemctl stop sc-* kafka zookeeper janusgraph cassandra
Verification
You should have
syndeia-cloud-3.6-SP2*.zipuploaded to your cloned SC server and extracted to your non-root user’s home directory.Verify all Syndeia Cloud, Kafka, Zookeeper, JanusGraph and Cassandra services are stopped using the following command:
sudo systemctl list-units --type=service --all | grep -E 'sc-|janusgraph|cassandra|kafka|zookeeper'All services in the sample output below should be present and have a status of active.