Run the Installer

From the root directory of the installer, run the following command as the root user.

unix/deploy.sh install

In the output from the install command, you should see the log of completed tasks similar to the following:

Task [facts for localhost] completed executing in [274] ms.
Task [Create the encryption directory] completed executing in [78] ms.
Task [Create keystore for encryption] completed executing in [796] ms.
Task [Create the encrypted password] completed executing in [566] ms.
Task [Obfuscate the key store password] completed executing in [397] ms.
Task [Read created password] completed executing in [46] ms.
Task [Read the obfuscated key store password] completed executing in [43] ms.
Task [Change configurations for the shepherd and scheduler conf] completed executing in [81] ms.
Task [Read created password] completed executing in [24] ms.
Task [Read the obfuscated key store password] completed executing in [26] ms.
Task [Change configurations for the shepherd and scheduler conf] completed executing in [76] ms.
Task [Read created password] completed executing in [29] ms.
Task [Read the obfuscated key store password] completed executing in [20] ms.
Task [Change configurations for the shepherd and scheduler conf] completed executing in [31] ms.
Task [Delete the encryption directory] completed executing in [47] ms.
Task [Change configurations for the liquibase properties file] completed executing in [26] ms.
Task [Update schema of SQL DB to include synthetic schema] completed executing in [2412] ms.
Task [Install flake8 for script linting] completed executing in [1671] ms.
Task [Start the synthetic services] completed executing in [67] ms.

Verify the Installation Was Successful

  1. Confirm that the Synthetic Server is running:
    ps aux | grep synthetic-processor
    Note: If you have jps installed, you can also just run it to verify the Synthetic Server are running.
  2. Verify that the Synthetic Scheduler and Synthetic Shepherd are listening on the default ports: 
    netstat -lan | grep "1[0,2,6]10[1,2]"
  3. With mysql installed on the Synthetic Server machine, you can verify that the Synthetic Server machine can connect to the EUM Server MySQL eum_db database:
    mysql -h <eum_server_instance> -P 3388 -D eum_db -u eum_user -p
  4. If you cannot connect to the EUM Server MySQL database, return to Grant Privileges to the EUM Server MySQL Database and complete the steps again.